"I just found out about this at 4 in the morning. Crystal Miller of Merced said she drove for more than two hours. In addition to regulars showing up, there were people who said they went specifically because they heard about the exemption letters. Parking at the church was scarce on Sunday. The letters, signed by Farrington, detail a religious objection to getting the COVID-19 vaccine that people can show their employer. State workers, teachers and health care workers in California are facing requirements to show proof that they have been vaccinated or to take regular tests for COVID-19 if they cite religious or medical exemptions. That's just not right, here in America," Fairrington said. "You have the freedom to choose, and nobody should be able to mandate that you have to take a vaccine or you lose your job. This followed recent announcements from several employers imposing new vaccine requirements on employees.ĭuring Sunday service, Pastor Greg Fairrington of Destiny Christian Church explained his reasons for offering the exemption letters. (KCRA/CNN NEWSOURCE/WKRC) - A church in California handed out hundreds of exemption letters Sunday for people who do not want to take the COVID-19 vaccine.
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