May 2021 COVID Guidelines and Plans for Gatherings
(updated 4.28.21)
May 2021 Guidelines:
-If you are showing possible COVID-19 symptoms or have been in close contact with someone who is showing symptoms, we ask that you do not join in-person gatherings.
-If you have been in close contact with someone who has tested positive, we ask that you do not join in-person gatherings.
Face Coverings We ask you to wear a face-covering as you enter and exit indoor gatherings and when social distancing is not possible. Once you are seated and socially distanced, you may remove your face covering. No masks are required for outdoor gatherings.
Social Distancing is important when we are gathering together in-person even when wearing a face covering.
Hygiene Please wash your hands, use available hand sanitizers and refrain from touching your face.
May 2021 Plans:
Sunday Morning Worship Gatherings – 9:30am
We will offer in-person and live-streaming of our worship service. Directions for how to link to our worship service virtually will be sent in the weekly email and is available on our website. Audio of our messages will be on our website on Mondays. On Sunday, May 30 (Memorial Day Weekend) we will be offering a service of songs and scriptures.
Connect Groups – Sundays @ 10:30 and Wednesdays on Zoom
Connect Groups will be offered at the church building and via Zoom in connection with our Beneath the Surface series that is exploring emotionally healthy spirituality May 2, 9, 16, 23. There will be no connect groups on May 30th.
Smaller group gatherings and programs inside the church building
Please make reservations with the church office if you would like to hold a gathering inside the building to determine availability and appropriate room size for your group. Please follow the above guidelines when meeting inside the church building in smaller group settings.
As smaller groups meet together, we encourage you to have conversations with those present to discern together what is wise for all gathered in regards to wearing masks and social distancing. It is important to honor others by talking about everyone’s needs in the gathered group.