COVID-19 Protocols
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• A face covering must be worn (unless exempted) • Hand sanitiser is available in the porch and on the welcome table • Please sanitise your hands as you enter and leave using your elbow to operate the pump • The NHS QR Check-in Code is located on the Welcome Table • Read all notices for your own personal safety and that of others • Social distance, staying 2 metres apart unless you are with members of your family or a social bubble • Only use the pews in the front block • Cleaning is carried out daily • Church CLOSED for private prayer until 11am on Sunday & Thursday mornings
• A face covering must be worn (unless exempted) • Hand sanitiser is available in the porch and on the welcome table • Please sanitise your hands as you enter and leave using your elbow to operate the pump • The NHS QR Check-in Code is located on the Welcome Table • Social distance, staying 2 metres apart unless you are with members of your family or a social bubble • Only occupy the pews that are free - soft furnishings have been removed. • All available pews will have been sanitised before occupation • Names & contact numbers will be kept in case of COVID-19 spread to ensure that everyone can be traced • Hymn books and general service booklets will not be used • Holy Communion will be offered in one kind only. A wafer will be dropped into your hands with no contact or words. The President will offer all words and responses after they have prepared the altar for communion • When going forward to the chancel step to receive a wafer, ensure you social distance unless you are with a member of your ‘bubble’, also taking care when returning to your pew • Singing of hymns is not allowed - Responses may be said quietly • A microphone will be provided for readers but MUST NOT be touched. Readers and intercessors need to print their own copies which will be emailed to each appropriate reader. • Refreshments will not be served after service • The toilet will remain closed • When exiting, please maintain social distancing • Please do not loiter after the service for conversations
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Face coverings must be worn by all those attending an indoor place of worship (unless exempted), remembering that they are mainly intended to protect other people, not the wearer from COVID-19 and are not a replacement for physical distancing and regular hand washing.
