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The singers and musicians, from left, are Dave Hogsett, Katie Gebert, Josh Taylor (in back), Rita Hogsett, Dan Schoenholz and Sherri Schoenholz.

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Pastor Alex Gebert gives the sermon atop the platform under blue skies and sunshine.

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Becky Kuntzelman | Johnson Publications

As cars approached the parking area, gloved attendants like Norma Hickman, above left, handed out packets of music lyrics, service scriptures and tithe envelopes while directing traffic for parking.

Drive-in church to be new temporary norm

In the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, citizens, businesses and churches are finding new ways to carry on. An idea that has been catching on around the country is drive-in church services.

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Graphic by Russ Pankonin, Source: Nebraska Emergency Management Agency

As of Tuesday afternoon, March 24, a total of 61 cases have been confirmed in Nebraska in 13 different counties spread throughout the state. Citizens are being asked to limit groups, wash hands often and practice social distancing.

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Chase County Community Hospital has a regular supply of items like masks and gloves.

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Hospital experiencing no supply shortages for now

While officials nationwide are worried about a shortage of ventilators that may be needed by coronavirus patients, that doesn’t appear to be a problem in this area.

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