Court Stops Church From Holding In-Person Services
This injunction unconstitutionally shutters a house of worship with no compelling government interest to do so;
FLAGLER BEACH, FL – The Florida Fifth District Court of Appeal denied an emergency motion Friday pending appeal, which involves a lower court injunction barring Coastal Family Church from holding worship services on its own property. The church had been closed for one worship service Sunday, January 25 after the Seventh Judicial Circuit Court prohibited it from holding in-person worship services amid a legal dispute. On January 30, the appeals court temporarily stayed the injunction allowing the church to resume services while it fully considered the motion, but the Fifth District has now lifted that stay while litigation continues.
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