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Kirk Cameron Leads Traveling Christmas Choir in Protest of COVID-19 Guidelines
December 15, 2020
Kirk Cameron defied California Governor Gavin Newsom’s guidelines put in place to help stop the spread of COVID-19 by organizing hundreds of people to come together in public to sing Christmas carols. The "Growing Pains" star helped organize the massive outdoor gathering Sunday in the parking lot of a mall in Thousand Oaks. Hundreds of maskless people huddled together to sing. Health experts have warned for months that singing close together is especially dangerous in spreading COVID-19.
