Social gatherings and meetings inside of buildings are still limited to up to 25 folk or 25% of the capacity, so we will continue to allow in-person worshippers to be in the building. I am watching the news closely, and will update our worship plans, if the numbers continue to rise and/or the Governor and Mayor update their mitigation plans.
For worship -- while we will allow in-person worshippers, worship leaders will be fully on Zoom. We hope this will resolve our concerns and will offer an uninterrupted worship experience. Speaking of worship -- this Sunday (All Saints Sunday) we will honor our loved ones who have entered eternal life. The following Sunday, Nov. 8th is Stewardship Sunday. Let us begin to pray and discern all the ways God might be calling you to share your talents, resources, money and presence to further God’s work in this world, in gratitude for all that God has blessed us with. One way, I invite you to respond is by assisting us in worship. If you are willing, please sign up here.
Friends, we have spent most of this year ‘staying at home’ keeping ourselves and everyone else safe. We may be tired and wanting this to end soon, however, I invite us to stay strong, support each other, and keep working at it. The goal is to keep the COVID infections at a place where our restrictions can be relaxed a bit, but until then, I urge you to take good care -- wash your hands, wear your mask and stay safely at home. Beloveds, let us try to stay positive.
