Ban on gatherings means churches can't hold worship
The Manx public can 'rise to the challenge' of lockdown for a second time in a bid to locally eliminate coronavirus.
That's the message from the head of the Manx church, Bishop of Sodor and Man Peter Eagles.
Worship, Sunday services and weddings in churches have all been called off due to the current ban on gatherings.
The Lord Bishop says perspective is important:
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