General Discussion

It sounds like it's a largely immigrant congegation. I wonder then at the intersection between their identity as immigrants and the anti-vaccine bias--assuming that's what's happening here. Is it then an actual anti-vaccine issue, or rather an inability to plug into needed health services because of a language/ethnicity barrier? If it's the latter, then I'd tbink the problem comes from the state public health people not doing sufficient outreach to this community.

Whatever the case, I hope they get this under control before it gets worse, and that anyine else in that congregation not vaccinated will get the shots, and soon.

Thanks for the info, and best wishes.