In an effort to love each other well during the time of COVID-19, we will be making several modifications to our services. Many of these modifications are taken from Larimer County's health guidelines for churches and apply to this first phase of our re-gathering.

These modifications include:

1. Setting up an RSVP system to ensure adequate physical space in each service. Only one person or family unit can reserve each pew.
2. Asking you to remain home if you are experiencing any COVID-19-related symptoms. Our service will be available to view on our YouTube channel.
3. Requiring face masks at all times while in the building. If you need one, we’ll have some available at the front door.
4. Sitting in the specific pew you reserved. You do not need your ticket.
5. Providing pre-packaged elements for Communion.
6. Disinfecting high-contact surfaces between each service.
7. Entering the doors on Whedbee St, and exiting the doors facing Oak St.
8. Refraining from congregating by the doors. You are welcome to use the lobby, grass on the east side of the building, or catch-up at a location off-site to maintain social distancing requirements.
9. Closing the kitchen and children’s wing.
10. Asking us all to please be sensitive to the varying comfort levels of the people around us (don’t immediately go in for that hug) and extend grace to each other.

At this point, we will not be able to provide our Town Kids children's ministry during our gatherings. However, we will be providing activity packets.

We also are offering bedtime Bible story time for kids of all ages every Sunday evening @ 6:30pm over Zoom. Find the link in the CCB message that goes out every Saturday.

Need help? Contact us HERE.

We may or may not have space for you. If we don't have space, we may offer a different service (space-permitting) or only be able to offer our service to be viewed from your home.

So, please RSVP if you plan to join our gathering.

You are reserving a pew, not a seat.

Some pews are longer than others (typically the further back the pew, the longer they are and thus better suited for larger families).

Only one person from each family unit needs to RSVP space for the entire family.

Nope, but do remember your pew number so you can be sure to sit in the space you reserved.

Please arrive on time since we have several services and need to start promptly.

When you arrive, enter through the doors (Whedbee St). Please be sure to keep 6ft distance between your family unit and others and please do not congregate right outside the door.

Once inside, you'll be in the sanctuar. To use the restroom, please exit the sanctuary toward the west, the opposite side from which you entered).

Find your reserved pew number (an usher will be happy to help). Pews are marked either with the pew number or an "unavailable" sign.

Enjoy the service and worship again with other people in-person!

Any directions needs for the service will be given live before each service starts.

After the service, please exit through the doors on the opposite end of the sanctuary from which you entered (facing Oak St).

We'd encourage you to catch-up with other people, but please either use the lobby (if room allows), the grassy area on the east side of the building or move to a different location to ensure adequate physical distance. This is also a way we can love our physical neighbors well.

Due to physical distancing requirements, we recommend using our lobby if you can maintain the right distance, the grassy area outside the east side of the building, or moving to a different location such as Library Park (one block to the west).

We ask you to not congregate around the doors or make it difficult for our neighbors to walk by.

Yes! Simply select a balcony pew when you RSVP.

Yes, county guidelines require everyone to wear a mask inside the building at all times.

If you forget your own, we will have some available.

It's exciting we get to celebrate Communion together!

To help address health concerns, we will be offering individually pre-packaged elements. Gluten-free will be available.

We will give directions during the service, and will include one-way traffic and, if present with a family, asking one family member to pick-up enough elements for the entire family.

Unfortunately, at this time the guidelines do not allow us to serve coffee. We will, however, have plenty of cold bottled water available.

There are several ways to stay connected. Here are a few:

1. Sign-up for Church Community Builder (our online church system) to receive a message Saturday with the worship gathering and bedtime Bible story links. You can also view all other online communication in CCB including Zoom links to Wednesday noon prayer, Men's Bible Study, and Townships.
2. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to view all videos we'll post (updates, live streamed and recorded gatherings, etc.).
3. Find us on Facebook and Instagram.
4. Check out our blog.

Yes! All of us are being affected by COVID-19, and all of us have a need for each other.

Our deacons would love to explore how they could help with you. Contact them HERE. They would like to hear from you!

Please email us. We are happy to help as we navigate this strange time!