Sundays 9am

We request that those with serious underlying medical conditions who are at higher risk of hospitalization and serious complications and those who have had a fever or been sick recently to please stay home and enjoy the online stream of our service.  Please refer to these guidelines as you consider your attendance: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/need-extra-precautions/people-at-higher-risk.html

We will limit services in the main sanctuary to no more than 62 participants. Overflow options will be available.

We will limit services in Grace Hall to no more than 30 participants.

Every other pew will be marked off as a no seating area, and we ask that family units sit together at one end of a pew.

The meeting spaces will be disinfected before and after services each week.

We will not have Sunday School or nursery until further notice, but we encourage families to bring kids into the service with them.  We will be trying to keep the services to an hour to help families with children and to more closely align with recommendations.

Due to the governor’s order on June 18, 2020, until further notice, everyone attending our service must wear a mask when they are in the building.  The mask is not for your protection but for the protection of others.

In Grace Hall, we ask that pods consist of members of the same family.  We will have a couple of socially distanced seating options for those coming on their own to be able to participate in a pod discussion.

Bulletins will be prepared prior to service with gloves and placed into the seats.

Offering boxes will be available for giving with envelopes next to them.

Bathroom use will be limited to one at a time.

Per health department guidelines, all those coming for in service will receive a quick temperature screening as they come in.

To help in the event of someone testing positive for Covid-19 who has attended our services, we will be keeping a record of attendees.  We will not release this list unless someone who has attended tests positive.

We will have an area outside for socializing before and after service.  We ask that you practice social distancing boundaries during this time.

Out of love and respect for each other and knowing that some may not want physical contact, we ask that all refrain from the normal hugs and handshakes that we give each other.  Please practice and maintain social distancing boundaries at all times.

Hand sanitizer, gloves, and masks will be available for anyone wishing to use them.

For the time being, we will be closing the west end of the building to focus our sanitizing efforts.

Elder meetings will continue by internet conference, as possible, and our office hours will continue to be limited.

The offering of food and/or drinks will be discontinued during this time.

Any groups using the building must disinfect any sound equipment, including microphones they use and all door handles that were touched.

All uses of the building will need to follow the above guidelines.