WELCOME BACK!
Holy Trinity Members and Friends:
After nearly three months of not worshiping together at the church, the Congregation Council and Reopening Task Force (RTF) believe it is time to resume in-person worship services. Holy Trinity will resume worship at the church on Sunday, June 14 at the regular time of 10:00 AM. We look forward to this day with great joy in our hearts.
The RTF has worked diligently since late April to produce a reopening plan, ensuring that we have met the recommended criteria and that all controls and arrangements have been considered and achieved. This includes the five Core Actions recommended by the Southeastern Synod:
As outlined in previous messages, this will be a phased-in approach with emphasis on risk mitigation and the safety of everyone involved. Specific measures are covered in Rich Peacock’s June newsletter article and in the worship service
bulletins beginning June 7.
We will continue to provide weekly worship documents and videos via E-News and on the Holy Trinity website and Facebook page.
We are grateful for everyone’s patience, support, and numerous contributions during this trying period.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact Rich Peacock, Andy Veren or Pastor Rich.
On behalf of the Congregation Council,
Pastor Rich Mueller
Andy Veren, Council President
Updated: June 5, 2020
After nearly three months of not worshiping together at the church, the Congregation Council and Reopening Task Force (RTF) believe it is time to resume in-person worship services. Holy Trinity will resume worship at the church on Sunday, June 14 at the regular time of 10:00 AM. We look forward to this day with great joy in our hearts.
The RTF has worked diligently since late April to produce a reopening plan, ensuring that we have met the recommended criteria and that all controls and arrangements have been considered and achieved. This includes the five Core Actions recommended by the Southeastern Synod:
- Physically Distancing
- Wearing Cloth Face Coverings
- Hand Washing or Hand Sanitizer
- Cleaning Surfaces
- Stay Home if Sick or advised to stay home by a medical or public health professional
As outlined in previous messages, this will be a phased-in approach with emphasis on risk mitigation and the safety of everyone involved. Specific measures are covered in Rich Peacock’s June newsletter article and in the worship service
bulletins beginning June 7.
We will continue to provide weekly worship documents and videos via E-News and on the Holy Trinity website and Facebook page.
We are grateful for everyone’s patience, support, and numerous contributions during this trying period.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact Rich Peacock, Andy Veren or Pastor Rich.
On behalf of the Congregation Council,
Pastor Rich Mueller
Andy Veren, Council President
Updated: June 5, 2020