Moving Forward: Re-Entry Plan
CCC leadership has created a gradual plan to phase-in our return to in-person gatherings throughout the next few months of 2020. Throughout the summer and beyond, we will continue to offer robust and excellent services and group meetings through a variety of virtual means online. Should you have any hesitancy about returning to in-person gatherings for any reason, we would welcome you to join us online!
NOTE: All information is subject to change based on new information and developments. We will keep you up to date with the most recent decision. We thank you for your understanding!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Please see below for a list of FAQs.
Here are some other questions you may have about our phased-return:
When are services? Currently, we are hosting a 9 a.m. in-person gathering with a 175 seating capacity. Both the 9 and 11 a.m. service are currently available online.
Who all may come to in-person services? Any person or family that is COVID-free, who is not showing any symptoms of illness, not immunocompromised.
Why is seating limited? To honor the physical distancing requirements of our national and state governments, we must reduce the seating capacity of our sanctuary to allow for 6-feet of separation between individuals/families who don’t live in the same household.
Do I have to have a mask to attend? Masks are required to enter the building at this time.
How will physical distancing be enforced? We currently have our seats maintained in rows, and we ask that you responsibly distance yourself from those around you whom you are not living or in close contact with.
When can we gather in small groups again? Small groups are now meeting! Please click here to connect with a group today.
When will Kingdom Kids re-open? Kids programming, nursery -4th will resume on Sunday, September 27. We ask that you please pre-register your children so that we can adequately prepare for their return. As volunteer capacity allows, we will be reopening all nursery and children's ministry in the weeks to come.
Can children worship with us in the sanctuary while children’s’ programs are closed? They may, but they must adhere to the same physical distancing guidelines as adults regarding people who live in different households.
Should you have any further questions regarding our phased-return to gathering in-person this summer, please contact Pastor Derrick Shields or any staff member.
We thank you for your cooperation, patience and prayers.
Here are some other questions you may have about our phased-return:
When are services? Currently, we are hosting a 9 a.m. in-person gathering with a 175 seating capacity. Both the 9 and 11 a.m. service are currently available online.
Who all may come to in-person services? Any person or family that is COVID-free, who is not showing any symptoms of illness, not immunocompromised.
Why is seating limited? To honor the physical distancing requirements of our national and state governments, we must reduce the seating capacity of our sanctuary to allow for 6-feet of separation between individuals/families who don’t live in the same household.
Do I have to have a mask to attend? Masks are required to enter the building at this time.
How will physical distancing be enforced? We currently have our seats maintained in rows, and we ask that you responsibly distance yourself from those around you whom you are not living or in close contact with.
When can we gather in small groups again? Small groups are now meeting! Please click here to connect with a group today.
When will Kingdom Kids re-open? Kids programming, nursery -4th will resume on Sunday, September 27. We ask that you please pre-register your children so that we can adequately prepare for their return. As volunteer capacity allows, we will be reopening all nursery and children's ministry in the weeks to come.
Can children worship with us in the sanctuary while children’s’ programs are closed? They may, but they must adhere to the same physical distancing guidelines as adults regarding people who live in different households.
Should you have any further questions regarding our phased-return to gathering in-person this summer, please contact Pastor Derrick Shields or any staff member.
We thank you for your cooperation, patience and prayers.