Harvest Bible Church located on 2001 Spring Garden Road in Windsor. (Photo via Harvest Bible Church Windsor on Facebook)Harvest Bible Church located on 2001 Spring Garden Road in Windsor. (Photo via Harvest Bible Church Windsor on Facebook)
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GoFundMe page created for charged Windsor pastor

A GoFundMe page has been set up seeking donations to help pay for legal fees after a Windsor pastor was charged under the Reopening Ontario Act last weekend.

Last Sunday, police charged Dr. Aaron Rock, the lead pastor at the Harvest Bible Church for holding a service while Windsor-Essex was under grey-lockdown restrictions.

Reverend Dr. Tony Costa created the page in support of Rock who could face a fine upwards of $100,000 if found guilty.

"Aaron decided to open his church for the many who were hurting, depressed, anxious, unemployed, and some with suicidal ideations in order to provide a haven of support and ministry outreach." Costa wrote on the GoFundMe page.

In two days, the fundraiser has received over $35,000 of its $50,000 goal.

Only 10 people are allowed to attend an indoor religious service under the grey-lockdown restrictions implemented by the province. This limit of 10 includes parishioners, officiants, and staff.

-With files from Maureen Revait

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