Services under Level 2
We are pleased to advise that Worship Services in the Church will recommence on Sunday 7th June 2020. We look forward to welcoming you then, but, in common with other places, we ask that you do not attend if you feel unwell.
Under Level 2 we will still need to maintain social distancing and keep a record of who attends services. These, therefore, are the procedures we are putting in place:
We will still be maintaining an on-line presence, so look out for updates on both Facebook and our website.
We are pleased to advise that Worship Services in the Church will recommence on Sunday 7th June 2020. We look forward to welcoming you then, but, in common with other places, we ask that you do not attend if you feel unwell.
Under Level 2 we will still need to maintain social distancing and keep a record of who attends services. These, therefore, are the procedures we are putting in place:
- Entrance and exit (except for emergencies) to be through the Macmillan Avenue Door.
- Contact Tracing: we will print a list of usual attendees so that they can be marked as there without needing to fill in details themselves. One of the persons on Door Duty will be designated to mark people’s names off as they arrive, and to take down details of any visitors.
- A second Door Duty person to act as usher, guiding people to sit distanced from those not in their own household.
The suggestion is that on one row people sit to the wall side, and the following row sit to the aisle side, with each side of the church staggering this to maintain distances. - No name badges to be worn at present.
- Offerings:
The offering bags will not be handed round, but one is in place next to the name badges for any donations to be put into, although we do encourage you to think about automatic payment or direct credit instead (speak to Gail or Tony for more details).
Food offerings can continue to be left in the trolley.
Neither the monetary nor food offerings to be brought forward – they will be blessed from a distance. - Hand sanitiser is available in the main foyer, and also at the back of the church.
We will still be maintaining an on-line presence, so look out for updates on both Facebook and our website.
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