The Session has voted and we will resume in-person worship in our sanctuary this Sunday, October 18th! A letter has been mailed which includes all of the details, but here are a few important facts:
· In-person worship will be held at 10:00 AM on Sundays.
· Ushers will be on hand to help us maintain social distancing.
· Masks and social distancing will be required.
· Hand sanitizer is available for use upon arriving and departing.
We will closely monitor the number of folks who attend to ensure we are observing appropriate social distancing. If our numbers exceed social distancing requirements, overflow seating will be available in Fellowship Hall, where we will live stream the service. We will be aware of our numbers and will move to two services if necessary.
Please do not feel obligated to attend in-person worship just because the doors are open! We want everyone to worship in the manner that best fits their needs. Online worship will continue as usual. If you feel uncomfortable attending in-person worship or if you are unable or prefer not to wear a mask, we encourage you to join us online. Of course, if you are not feeling well, please remain home for the safety and well-being of everyone.
We look forward to worshipping with you all, in-person and online, this Sunday, October 18th!
“Oh come, let us worship and bow down; let us kneel before the Lord, our Maker!” Psalm 95:6
Join Us for “Carmunion” on World Communion Sunday, October 4, 6 o’clock in the evening. We’ll gather in the large parking lot and you may remain in your car or bring lawn chairs to sit outside. A brief service of scripture and prayer will provide our liturgy for the evening. The elements will be carefully prepared in a sanitized manner and delivered to each worshipper in individual containers.
Come gather at the table with Christians around the world.
We will be sharing communion during online worship that morning so gather your elements for “home communion.”
Please join us at the FUN Circle meeting next Friday, September 25, at 10:00. We’ll be making Christmas cards for the troops, overseas, to send home (to family and friends). You’ll be able to use Christmas rubber stamps (and markers to add color), or you can copy some of Kay McMillan or Dennie Treat’s designs, or even come up with your own creations.
Please let Gloria Mitchell know if you can join us (817-909-0326 gwmitch@sbcglobal.net) and be sure to wear a mask. We’ll do social distancing, but we have to limit our number to 20.
This month, our CE committee worked on putting together “Sunday School At Home” for our children. Louise Murray and Nancy Bennett assembled bags for 9 children for the next six weeks of Sundays. The bags include craft supplies and lessons that tie in to the lectionary.
Flu season is approaching, and the session has decided to offer a flu shot clinic as we have in previous years. Ron’s Pharmacy will send a Pharmacist to administer the vaccine from 4:00PM until 5:30 PM on Wednesday, September 23rd in Fellowship Hall. If you want to get a flu shot, call the church office and let Shanna know. (817-573-2337) She will email you a link so that you can go online and fill out paperwork ahead of time. If, for some reason, you are unable to fill out the online form, don’t worry. We will help you when you come for your flu shot. We will be following Covid safety guidelines, so when you arrive at the Fellowship Hall parking lot, please stay in your car. Someone will come and tell you when it is your turn to enter Fellowship Hall. You need to bring your insurance card(s) and you must wear a mask over your mouth and nose while in the building.
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