ABSTRACT
The COVID19 pandemic arrived in Peru in March 2020, forcing it to stop all collective activities, including religious activities. In most countries in Latin America, marked by great social inequalities, the impact of the pandemic has been greater on the most vulnerable populations due to its low response capacity and the lack of protection by political power. This study analyzes the impact of the pandemic on an evangelical church on the outskirts of the city of Lima, focusing on its diverse and creative ways of reacting to the pandemic. In seeking to resist the pandemic in adverse conditions, the church made important changes to the celebrations and their meaning. The bonds of solidarity and the importance of biblical reflection, characteristic of the Protestant tradition, are aspects of this study.