Church is meeting on Sundays at 10:30am for in-person services and masks are required.

This assumes that their will be no new government protocols put in place.  COVID-19 / Coronavirus protocols have changed since June, as masks are now required, and it is unknown if social distancing mandates will be reinstated.

Childcare will not be offered. Children’s packets will be available for children.

Masks are required, at least until August 6, and will be available for those who wish to join us for Sunday morning service.

If you are sick or running a fever, PLEASE stay home.  Additionally, it is strongly recommended that anyone who is, or has been sick, or has been in contact with someone who has been sick, within the last week stay home.

We especially encourage those 65 and older with pre-existing health conditions to stay home.

Sunday Service will continue to be live streamed for those who stay home.

Attenders are expected to adhere to church social distancing protocols.  These can be found on the Gathering Protocols page.

Sunday school and and mid-week gatherings will continue to be Zoom only.

Sunday school will be moved to 9am, starting on June 7.

This allows for those who want to attend church to also attend Sunday School via Zoom and have time to commute to church.

We understand church won’t feel like “regular church.” We also understand that people have different views of how COVID-19 should be handled. Please know that we are doing our best to follow local, state and national guidelines.

This is a great opportunity for all of us to practice grace with each other. We are confident that we can all worship together at the church and online in “Spirit and in Truth, even in these challenging times.

Please continue to be the ears of Jesus and keep in contact with each other for encouragement and assistance if needed. Please, remember, your church is here for you. Call or text with any concerns or prayer requests. Remember, we are here for each other.

In the mean time:

1. Continue to follow social-distancing recommendations and hygiene practices.
2. Continue in your daily devotions and spiritual disciplines, so that your faith will remain active.  Contact Pastor if you desire additional on-line resources.
3. "Attend" Sunday service through video streaming services, such as the church's FaceBook page, the link below, or utilizing streaming devices (Firestick, Roku, etc.).
4. Continue to fellowship with one another. Make efforts to connect with one another through e-mails, on-line messaging, phone calls, texts, or video chats.
5. Pray for our ministry leaders, government officials, healthcare workers, and front-line workers, as they respond to this unprecedented situation.