WASHINGTON, DC – Thousands of families in the United States have taken up the ‘Faith Over Fear’ campaign to promote the establishment of crosses in their own backyard as part of their fight against the corona epidemic. The ‘Faith Over Fear’ campaign, which began in central Georgia, has already spread to at least six states. Thousands have been posting pictures of crosses in their backyards on social media in hopes of spreading the Easter message of hope in the wake of the Corona expansion.
More people from states like Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, Louisiana, Arkansas and Florida have taken up the campaign, hoping for the cross. Faith over fear (Faith over fear) is also sometimes called “Faith not Fear”. There are also many who decorate crosses with Christmas decorative lights.
“Set up a cross in your backyard to bring hope and assurance that faith is always stronger than fear,” says Faith Over Fear Cross, a Facebook page created by believers in Middle Georgia. Believers in states like Arkansas and Louisiana are also creating similar Facebook pages. They share pictures of crosses erected by families.
