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In light of the coronavirus outbreak, and the ban on public gatherings as a means of arresting the spread of the virus, churches across the country are using innovative means to "gather" for worship. Our church is no exception.
Until we are allowed to meet again in person, we'll be conducting our Sunday morning worship services online, using a video conferencing platform called Zoom. The service will begin at 11:00 a.m., and will last 45-60 minutes. We will open the service for viewers by 10:45 a.m., so that you can log on and check your audio and video connections.
To attend the service, click on this link: https://zoom.us/j/264294624. Feel free to share this link broadly, as this service is open to the general public, and we invite anyone to attend.
See below for an edited version of the service on Sunday, March 22, 2020.
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Adult Bible Study on Zoom |
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For the duration of the coronavirus outbreak, the Adult Sunday School classes will be meeting each Sunday morning on Zoom. The session opens at 9:30 a.m. for fellowship, and the lesson begins at 10:00 a.m.
The link for the session is https://zoom.us/j/202827630. If you are asked for a meeting ID, it's the last nine digits of the link.
Invite your friends. "See" you on Sunday.
We are also conducting classes for preschool, children, and youth on Sunday morning. Contact the church office, by phone or by using the contact form here on the website, to inquire about links for these classes. |
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From time to time, life gets hectic. A new baby is born. A parent is house-bound, recovering from surgery. A husband is out to sea and the washer breaks down. An out-of-town family member is terminally ill.
When those times happen, and they happen to all of us, a meal from a caring church member can make a world of difference.
To facilitate this kind of personal ministry, we've subscribed to a new service, Meal Train. It's a way to identify needs among our church family, and to coordinate the response to those needs.
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