Important Information regarding our reopening plan
Good Afternoon GracePointe Friends and Family! We are pleased to report that we will be resuming our in-person services on Sunday June the 7th at 10:30 am, and we do hope that you will join us in person or online for this much anticipated service. If you plan to join us in-person, the following list are the guidelines that we will need to work together as a team and following.
We ask that you please familiarize yourself with them before attending on June the 7th at 10:30am. Here now are those guidelines:
In order to reopen in-person services as safely as possible, the staff has referred to the CDC, state, and district guidelines and suggests that the following guidelines be followed:
We understand that all of this is strange and different, but we are doing our best to protect the most vulnerable of our people.Ultimately it is the responsibility of the individual to determine whether they are healthy enough to attend (with the exception of a fever).The truth is there is a dangerous virus circulating and we are taking the appropriate action to help protect our church family.
Please remember that things will change, and these guidelines could change in the future.We look forward to the day that things will become more normal and see this as a step of getting closer to that day. Thank you for your understanding and Grace during these challenging times!
We ask that you please familiarize yourself with them before attending on June the 7th at 10:30am. Here now are those guidelines:
In order to reopen in-person services as safely as possible, the staff has referred to the CDC, state, and district guidelines and suggests that the following guidelines be followed:
- First, it is extremely important that if you feel sick you stay home. There will be no judgment or stigma for those who choose to remain at home.
- Medical masks will be available at the church.
- We will have one service broken up into two rooms (the sanctuary and the fellowship hall)
- The maximum number of people in the sanctuary is 116.
- The maximum number of people in the fellowship hall is 34.
- We will be seating anyone who is 65 or older, along with their family members, at 9:45am. Everyone else will be seated at 10:10am, we ask that if you fall into this group, that you wait in your car until then.
- We also ask that you please come in and take a seat without congregating in the halls or common areas.
- In order to maintain a professionally clean and safe facility we will be hiring a cleaning service to clean for Sunday morning.
- Greeters will remain at the door to hold the door open for those that are entering and exiting the building.
- We ask that you please use the rear exit only.
- There will be exceptions made for those who need assistance.
- There will be temperature taking stations at the rear entrance.
- Anyone who is registering higher than 100.5 F will not be permitted to enter the building.
- We ask that if you have either been sick, in contact with someone who is sick, been to the hospital, on a plane, or at a nursing home that you please stay home for 14 days.
- We ask that the bathrooms be reserved for emergencies only. There will be bathroom attendants on Sunday morning to wipe down surfaces after each person.
- Please advise that there will be no drinks or food available Sunday Morning.
- All auxiliary rooms will not be available or open to the public (small groups, kids room, kitchen, food pantry, etc.).
- There will be drop off boxes at the rear of the sanctuary for tithing, in lieu of passing the offering plate.
- Chairs will be grouped together for families of all sizes and we will also be ushering your family to your seating to ensure social distancing.
- We must refrain from close contact with those outside our family or people we have been in quarantine with. We ask that you adhere to the 6 feet guideline for social distancing.
- As of right now, we will not be having children services.
We understand that all of this is strange and different, but we are doing our best to protect the most vulnerable of our people.Ultimately it is the responsibility of the individual to determine whether they are healthy enough to attend (with the exception of a fever).The truth is there is a dangerous virus circulating and we are taking the appropriate action to help protect our church family.
Please remember that things will change, and these guidelines could change in the future.We look forward to the day that things will become more normal and see this as a step of getting closer to that day. Thank you for your understanding and Grace during these challenging times!
Welcome to GPC
The word "church" evokes emotion in every person. For some, it is a familiar place, a place to gather with friends and family. For others, it is a foreign world, unfamiliar and mysterious. Still others may recall memories of childhood, memories of Easter Sundays and grandparents. Whatever path you have been down, regardless of the choices you have made, God's love is available to you. We invite you to celebrate His love with us, to let "church" become a very real part of your life, not a memory. Let it become a source of strength for you and your family. At GracePointe Community Church of the Nazarene, our desire is for you to be part of a community that builds relationships, grows in God, and impacts the World.
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