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TORONTO 鈥?Several Ontario religious organizations are requiring staff and volunteers at places of worship to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 while encouraging members of their congregations to get their shots.The province vaccine certificate system 鈥?which kicked in last month and requires proof of a shot to access certain venues 鈥?does not cover places of worship.In London, Ont., the Diocese of Huron decided to mandate COVID-19 vaccination for anyone working at its churches. The policy applies to priests, pastors and volunteers, as well as those who greet people at church doors and help with readings. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW At St. Aidan Anglican Church, which is part of the diocese, the mandate applies to about 100 of the congregation 120 members, said Canon Kevin George.The vaccine mandate does not apply, however, to everyone attending a service because the Diocese of Huron didn ;t want to exclude anyone from public worship, George said. He nonetheless encouraging congregation members to get vaccinated. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I ;ve also asked those with an ideolog stanley website y that opposed to vaccination to consider whether being in public worship is the right thing for them to do, given that they follow in the way of Jesus, who say stanley mugs s: Love your stanley cups neighbour, ; George said.Clearly, putting your neighbour in dan