We’ve been given the GREEN light by the governor to reopen True Love on a limited basis for worship THIS SUNDAY, May 10. To say we are excited is a colossal understatement. We also want to be as prayerful and careful as possible so we can do it the right way, and the safe way, for all of our people and our guests. What does this mean for our True Love family? We’ve created this page to help you have detailed information about our efforts to provide a safe on campus worship experience for you and your family.

We are having a limited opening this Sunday, May 10 with services at 11:00 am

Plans include – Arranged sitting to practice social distancing/

We will have a HOST during worship to give important information and help everyone practice social distancing. Families can and should sit together, but there must be at least two seats between you and the next family or individual sitting on your particular row.

We must maintain social distancing.

All seating will be on a first-come, first-served basis.

• We ask everyone to maintain six feet of social distancing as you move into the building for worship.

• We encourage everyone to bring your own hand sanitizer. Even though we will have hand sanitizer on campus, we encourage you to bring some as well. (If you would like to donate some to help us have more than enough, that would be great, too!)

• We encourage everyone to wash or sanitize hands upon entering and after any interaction with others.

• Consistent with the actions taken by many individuals across the state, consider wearing cloth face coverings.

• We will use disposable communion only. You can pick that up on your way in. There will be no programs or giving bags passed during our services. We encourage you to place them in the giving boxes.

• We encourage EVERYONE to wear a mask .

Parking Lot

No gathering on the outside

Greeters

• Will wear gloves.

• Only one person per set of doors. No handshakes, fist bumps or hugs.

• No one will have to open a door.

Lobbies

• We will clearly identify and specify “entrance” and “exit” doors.

• We will keep areas as clear and open as possible.

Services

• We will start with Sunday School at 9:45AM, and

Morning Worship at 11:00 AM

• Every other row has already been marked off for social distancing.

• We will have a host at every service helping people as they are getting seated.

Decisions

• We will encourage people who sits on the side by pastor’s office to exit the front doors. For people, sitting on the side the women’s restroom will exit door on left side of stage.

Ministries

• There will be no children’s, youth, men’s, women’s or any other ministry, including Bible Study for at least the first few weeks.

• There will be no unlimited service the first few weeks.

• We want to allow people plenty of time to get comfortable with our campus and the new normal.

• This will give us time to ramp up with staffing and procedures to be able to minister safely and effectively.

Housekeeping

• In addition we are adding more people to clean before, between and after all services.

• We will wipe down all, tables, chairs, door knobs/handles/crash bars, all equipment, etc.

• We will encourage and gladly accept donations of hand sanitizer, wipes, Lysol, etc. You can drop them off in the buckets available by each exit doors.

Food Service

• We will not have food service for at least the first two weeks.

• We will have bottled water.

Water Fountains

• The water fountain will be shut off and tables will be placed in front of it with bottled water.

• We will have hand sanitizer there as well.

Hand Sanitizer

• We will have hand sanitizer everywhere, especially in the lobby and restrooms.

Giving Envelopes

• Giving envelopes will be on a table. You will drop your tithes and offering in the buckets by the exit doors as you exit the building.

• If you have any concerns or health issues, we strongly recommend you remain at home and watch our online services which will continue at all the normal times.

• Again, we will not open with all ministries, activities or even all services. Until we are ready to get back to some semblance of normalcy.

• To ensure we are doing everything we possibly can to keep our people safe, especially our young ones, we will be encouraging families to sit together.