People of faith throughout Georgia are finding unique ways to gather and pray for hospital workers battling the COVID-19 pandemic – and they’re following social distancing guidelines while doing it.
In Cartersville, Ga., hundreds gathered in their cars around the Cartersville Medical Center last Thursday to pray for the nurses and doctors. They tuned their radios to 91.7 FM, a local Christian station that plays worship songs.
Georgia is one of the epicenters of the coronavirus outbreak.
“I know people personally here that have been tested with the coronavirus. And one of our church members passed due to the coronavirus,” participant Jennifer Hyde told Atlanta’s Fox 5.
Best thing I’ve seen today. Doctors and Nurses singing “Waymaker” over the hospital they work at.
God you’re still working in the midst of all of this! pic.twitter.com/7ym7gLp9xq
— Jason Romano (@JasonRomano) March 29, 2020
Camden McGill helped organize the event. He said word about the event spread on social media.
“We’re called to be the hands and feet of Christ – and that’s exactly what we did today. We bombarded heaven with our prayers,” he told Atlanta’s 11 Alive. “… It’s just been a blessing.”
Hospital workers appreciated the prayers. Several workers stood on top of the hospital building, arms outstretched in worship, as Leeland’s Way Maker played on the…
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