This Sunday, West Marin’s churches will not be filled with singing worshippers. Grass fields will not be swarmed with kids hunting for eggs, and family meals will be smaller.
It’s a time of modified traditions for Christians who cannot meet in person because of the coronavirus pandemic. Still, faith plays an important role for some people in isolation, and congregations are discovering new ways of gathering for worship.
At Sacred Heart Church in Olema, Father…