Churches Raided, Pastors Arrested Over Easter Weekend "They Are Trying To Intimidate Christians"

Over The Last Couple Of Months A Large Number Of Pastors Have Been Getting Arrested For Holding Services In Their Places Of Worship - With More Arrests Happening This Weekend During The Christian's Holiest Celebration - The Pass-over.

According To Pastor Perry, Police Marched Right Into His Sunday Service, Walked Up To The Pulpit In The Middle Of The Service And Told Him He Had To Shut It Down. Pastor Perry Refused To End Service With Out A Final Prayer - After Which He Was Arrested.

Police Then Started Taking Details Of Some Of The Members Of The Congregation - Most Likely To Deliver Monetary Fines.

In Alberta, Canada, The Pastor Of A Church That Was Raided By 6 Police Officers Demanded The Officers Leave The Property And Stop Intimidating His Parishioners On The Most Holy Of Holidays.

Pastor Artur Pawlowski Of Street Church Called The Officers
Nazi's - Which Is A Reference To The Para-military Forces Used In Nazi-era Germany. The Pastor Also Told The Officers Not To Come Back With Out A Warrant.

Pawlowski Said The Officers Were Not There To Uphold Social Distancing Guidelines, But Wanted To Intimidate Christian Worshipers During The Passover.

And Dramatic Video Has Surfaced Showing Police Officers Shutting Down An Easter Service At A South London Church On Good Friday.
Two Officers Took Control Of The Pulpit And Threatened To Fine Members Of The Congregation $276 Dollars Or Arrest Them If They Did Not Leave.

The Catholic Mission Said The Police "Brutally Exceeded Their Powers And That The Rights Of The Faithful Were Wronged On Such An Important Day For Every Believer."
The Pastor Of Grace Life Church - Who Was Jailed For More Than A Month For Holding Service In Violation Of Covid 19- Restrictions - Defended His Decision Saying He Answers to Jesus Christ And Not The Restrictive Guidelines Put In Place By The Government.

During The Shutdowns - Liquor Stores, Marijuana Shops And Big Chain Grocery Stores Were Allowed To Operate, While Churches And Places Of Worship Were Shut Down.