Forbidding people to gather together as part of religious observance is definitely a restriction on their religious freedom. In your example, forbidding people

Forbidding people to gather together as part of religious observance is definitely a restriction on their religious freedom. In your example, forbidding people to gather at a certain location does not forbid them to gather elsewhere. In the current reality, forbidding people to gather in groups > 10 people does. However, as GP pointed out, temporary restrictions != permanent restrictions, and I don't personally know anybody, at my church or elsewhere, who sees this as part of an effort to restrict religious liberty.