One North Carolina church  is worried about reaching those who work on Sundays. “We know that people don’t have Sundays off like they used to,” said the Rev. Anna Mandelstamm, so they came up with the idea “Work on Sunday? Worship with us on Monday!”

Mandelstamm said she initially worried there would be some backlash from outsiders about not keeping the Sabbath holy, but she said that in today’s economy, many people can’t afford to skip work to go to church. “God wants us to have food on the tables and God wants us to have clothes on our backs,” she said. More importantly, God wants to hear from everyone, she said. He doesn’t care what day or time it is.