Sadly in the rest of the country our churches basically bent over and took it. Most churches are running online services. I basically gave up on it and haven’t been to church for a year now.
Our church here on the Oregon Coast went online for about two months last year, then returned to live, albeit with limit to 25 people, then went up to 50. My sister-in-law in California hasn’t been able to go for a year either.
I know. Some states did better than others.
Here in California we had to go to great lengths to find Bible believing church to attend as ours folded. Since then two of our elders have repented but 3/4 of the church is gone. We may go back since there is repentance but are continuing at a sort of close church we found last fall for now.
Sam, you are a Christian and should be assembling for worship on Sunday unless providentially hindered. If your leaders have collapsed you must see to your responsibilities as best as possible. Find a Bible believing church that did not crumble or has repented. Use the internet and start making inquiries. We didn’t miss a Sunday but it took a lot of effort.