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**The Worship Service bulletin is found
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'About' - 'Services & Announcements'.**
for Trinity's weekly recorded services.
Tune in at 10 Sunday mornings for a simulated sort of “going to church together” vibe with a live-chat feature on the sidebar of the video where you can say good morning to one another.
**The Worship Service bulletin is found
under the drop-down menu at the top this page
'About' - 'Services & Announcements'.**
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On Friday, April 16th, the Ontario Government announced new restrictions for religious services within the province. These new restrictions take effect April 19th.
For weddings, funerals and other religious services, rites or ceremonies:
• physical distancing must be maintained
• guests must wear masks or face coverings
• capacity limits of 10 people, including officiants, both indoors and outdoors must be observed
In addition, if employees are able to perform their duties outside of worship from home, they are required to do so.
As we continue to remind members, as people of faith, we are called to uphold the whole community and contribute wherever we can to well-being and safety. We understand it is hard to keep up with the ever-changing guidelines on capacity limits for worship services. However, we continue to urge communities of faith to carefully consider the risks associated with opening, in any way, for worship. For all church employees and volunteers, the government requires you to work remotely from home unless it is absolutely essential to be on site.
We continue, as always, to hold all of you in our prayers.
Shining Waters Regional Council Staff
For weddings, funerals and other religious services, rites or ceremonies:
• physical distancing must be maintained
• guests must wear masks or face coverings
• capacity limits of 10 people, including officiants, both indoors and outdoors must be observed
In addition, if employees are able to perform their duties outside of worship from home, they are required to do so.
As we continue to remind members, as people of faith, we are called to uphold the whole community and contribute wherever we can to well-being and safety. We understand it is hard to keep up with the ever-changing guidelines on capacity limits for worship services. However, we continue to urge communities of faith to carefully consider the risks associated with opening, in any way, for worship. For all church employees and volunteers, the government requires you to work remotely from home unless it is absolutely essential to be on site.
We continue, as always, to hold all of you in our prayers.
Shining Waters Regional Council Staff
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AFFIRM TRINITY You'll find interesting articles in Trinity's process to learn what it means to become an Affirming Congregation, under 'News' - 'Affirm Trinity'. You can also post comments or questions on this blog page. |
Join us Thursdays
for "Mug Up with the Minister" on Zoom at 10 am. The invitation to attend, along with log-in information, will be sent out on Wednesday, and is also available from the church office. |
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Trinity's Office will not be open at this time but can be reached by email or phone.
Minister: Reverend Diane Knowles Church Administrator: Suzy Simson ~ Monday to Thursday from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm ~ administration@trinityunitedchurchhuntsville.ca |
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