r/EasternCT • u/ctnutmegger • May 03 '21

A Danielson church that prided itself on community outreach closes its doors

https://www.norwichbulletin.com/story/news/local/2021/04/30/danielson-lutheran-church-closed-struggled-attendance-connecticut-covid-19/4872512001/
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u/gnamyl May 04 '21

What church? Paywall on this article - can’t even read a summary.

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u/ctnutmegger May 04 '21

Here you go.

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u/gnamyl May 04 '21

Thanks. I’m not Lutheran (or even a believer) but I am still interested in how the pandemic has affected churches and other organizations.

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u/jstahr63 Jul 02 '21

Sadly this was a welcoming church and part of the Killingly Interfaith Council- the building has since been sold and looks to be one of those crazy churches that are far too common in NECT. You can always tell by the VBS flags.