All adults entering our nursery space must wear masks.
This is to protect our least vaccinated population.
Everywhere else, mask-wearing is welcome, but optional at in-person worship and other indoor church gatherings. Public Health encourages you to wear a mask when in indoor, crowded spaces, or if you are feeling sick and in shared spaces.
Need/want a mask?
No problem. We have plenty, and we keep them close to the entrance.
Pause. Do a quick self-check.
If you have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 7 days, or if you have symptoms consistent with COVID-19, please wait to attend in person.
Join us online if you can! We look forward to welcoming you to worship at your next opportunity.
For more detailed information, check public health guidance here:
Thank you for bringing your child to church!

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Breastfeeding is acceptable, at any time, in any space in our church.
We offer an optional nursery on the main floor.
Our nursery serves children aged 2 years or younger and their caregivers.
Masks are required for all adults and all volunteers in our nursery.
Parents/caregivers can access the nursery to soothe or care for their child as needed. Volunteer nursery attendants are available to receive and care for children during worship if desired.
All nursery volunteers are required to follow our Safe Church guidelines, which includes mandatory background screening.
After a short time in the main worship space (the sanctuary), children are invited to gather at the front for a sung prayer, and to head upstairs for worship activities designed just for their age and stage. New participants and visitors are welcome!
Child Safety
All volunteers agree to comply with our Safe Church guidelines, which include mandatory background screening.
Food allergies?
A snack is offered during the children’s programme. If you are visiting or attending for the first time, follow your child upstairs and inform our volunteer leaders about any food allergies that impact your child.
We celebrate the Lord’s Supper at least once per month.
We share the bread and the juice, with a few modifications, to limit spread of illness, and options to increase the comfort of folk who are taking extra precautions.
It is okay (more than okay) to be present even if you are not interested in receiving the Lord’s Supper or not ready to follow Jesus. Our worship gatherings are open and reflect a wide range of faith commitments, from none (zero) to lifelong Jesus-following.
Wondering about the meaning or purpose of the Lord’s Supper?
If you have any questions about this part of our life together, please contact us.
Feel free to request a mask if you need one, and consider balcony seating if climbing stairs is realistic for you. The balcony typically has only a few people, and lots of space.
If you are struggling with this adjustment, please let us know. We would be glad to offer support and assistance.
Please consider online opportunities if
- you are eligible for vaccination, but unvaccinated.
- you feel that attending worship at this time would be unsafe for you.
- you have active symptoms of contagious illness.
At any time, should you need/prefer to participate in worship online, find a link to worship on our home page