An update from Pastor Mark Hutton about regathering.
1-20-21 Regather Update
Posts Categorized: Coronavirus
Regathering Update 10-19-20
Thank you for your patience as we work with Central’s leaders to figure out how to reopen the building and begin regathering safely – amid COVID. We put together a small team to help implement, tweak, and communicate the plans formulated earlier. Our team has helped us to step into the issue safely, responsibly, and most importantly – prayerfully.
Regather Update 9-11-20
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the safety and welfare of the congregation have been the first priority. We are protecting vulnerable people and ensuring the best health practices at off-site gatherings while following the direction of the state authorities.
Neighborhood Gatherings
Come and gather in neighborhoods for outdoor worship** as a way to supplement our online LIVESTREAM Sunday morning worship and gather safely with one another in person while following distancing guidelines. This will be groups of 20-50* people for a 45 minute time of worship, prayer, Scripture reading, and sharing. ** The TRADITIONAL Worship at... Read more »
The Inbox: Community Questions
Right now, there are a lot of moving parts in our communities and church family. There are a lot of questions that may arise for you like: When are we planning to regather? How are things financially at Central? If we gather what will this look like? etc.
Neighborhood Missionary
In these times, we have a special opportunity to reflect on new ways of being the church outside the building.
Regather Updates
A collection of updates related to Central gathering again.
Guiding Principles for Regathering
I want to give you an idea of how we’re preparing for that complex time when we will move out of our isolation and begin to open our building.
Pastoral Transition Update – 5-2-20
We are writing to update you on some matters we’ve considered recently and to encourage us as a body during this uncertain time.
How To Share Your Story
Your experiences seeing how God is at work around us – impacting our neighborhoods, our networks, and the next generation – encourages others and provides hope.