SAN JOSE, Calif. - Calvary Chapel in San Jose continued to hold indoor services on Sunday despite Santa Clara County's health order that bans such gatherings.So far, the church has been hit with almost $2 million in fines for ignoring pandemic guidelines, including requiring masks and social distancing.But, some church members say the church did nothing wrong, and, point to the U.S.
Supreme Court ruling that removes California's ban on indoor religious services."We have the right to assembly. We have the right to go to church, It's in the Constitution and there's nothing wrong with it," said a parishioner named Sammy. "There's nothing going on in the church that was proven it was bad.