Yes! When you make a reservation, all seating will show as “general admission”. In order to maximize the number of people that can attend each service and to abide by the Diocesan and CDC 6 feet social distancing protocol, we will assign seats as the reservations are made. You will get your seating assignment when you arrive for the service. 

In order to sit with family or friends, the reservation must be made for everyone by 1 person.

We will open the doors 25 minutes before the start of the service time. We recommend you come when the doors open because with our new procedure of having Greeters seat you, it may take longer than usual to get everyone in the doors. We will close the doors 5 minutes before the service begins.

We know life happens, but due to strict social distancing guidelines, as well as the streaming of our services, we will close the doors 5 minutes before the service starts. We apologize, but we will not be able to seat late commers.

Yes, our Bishop has required that everyone wear a mask. Please bring one from home. Our clergy and staff will all be wearing masks.

Please take your temperature at home before each service to make sure you do not have a fever before you come. We will also have touchless thermometers to take temperatures at the greeting tables outside The Church doors.

Yes, we will continue to live stream our service. To find it, please click on the following link (add link).

Yes, there will be Worship Bulletins available placed on a table by a staff member wearing gloves  and you will be able to pick one up. After the service, you will be able to drop it in a recycle bin or take it home with you. When we have multiple services on a Sunday, Worship Bulletins will not be reused.

Scientists have confirmed that singing can rapidly spread the Coronavirus because of the amount of air that flows in and out of the lungs. We ask the everyone to refrain from singing. Our talented choir members will provide beautiful anthems from a distance that meet CDC guidelines.

No, all books and cards have been removed from the pew racks per the Diocesan guidelines and the CDC. If you would like to use one of these during the service, you are welcome to bring your own from home.

No, childcare is not available at this time. Please bring your child with you to the service if you wish and remember to reserve a seat for them too, if they are able to sit up.