A London priest has resumed Eucharists in person inside his historic church after the Archbishop of Canterbury said that the Church of England's position on building closures was "guidance, not instruction".
The service was pre-recorded in the living room of the Vasey-Saunders' home.
The number of people joining an Edinburgh church's services has swelled during the lockdown.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has responded to criticism over a request for churches to stay closed during the coronavirus pandemic.
In his Ubri et Orbi message on Easter Sunday, the Pope said that the coronavirus pandemic was "severely testing our whole human family".
Speaking of the power of hope to give courage and "nourish our minds in dark times", the Archbishop urged people to see beyond the pandemic and dream of what the nation's common life might look like in the future.
In an unprecedented Easter Sunday, millions of Christians worldwide are marking the holy day by tuning in to digital church services from their homes.
The nation will recover and "life will get better", Church leaders said in a Good Friday message.
The Archbishop of Canterbury said the message "Stay home, protect the NHS, save lives" was a "very ethical message".
The Diocese of London has asked certain clergy who were still able to livestream services from their buildings to stop for the time being.
Church Mission Society said the project, for people to share their grief in words and pictures during the coronavirus pandemic, had taken off in ways it never expected.
The court said that the "evidence did not establish guilt to the requisite standard of proof".
British and Irish Church leaders have issued a joint call to Christians across the denominations to pray during Holy Week for all those suffering as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
