Gerald Glenn, a Virginia bishop who defied his state's social distancing recommendations and boasted about his church's packed pews amid the coronavirus pandemic, died over Easter weekend of complications from the virus, the Huff Post website reports today (April 14, 2020).
Glenn's wife also tested positive for the illness, known as COVID-19.
The couple's daughter has since urged the public to "understand the severity and the seriousness" of the virus.
Glenn, 66, was the founder and pastor of New Deliverance Evangelical Church in Chesterfield, about 20 miles south of Richmond.
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