Spirit and Truth Sanctuary D.E. & Brandi Paulk, Senior Pastors

Together in December:  In-Person or In Your Home

SUNDAYS BOTH IN-PERSON & ONLINE

•Sunday, December 1
Celebrating Bishop D.E.’s Birthday!
Cake & Punch Following Service

•Sunday, December 15
Monthly Fellowship After Service

•Tuesday, December 24 | 12 Noon
Christmas Eve Virtual Communion
ONLINE ONLY

•Sunday, December 29 | 10 AM
5th Sunday Virtual Worship Service
ONLINE ONLY

•Tuesday, December 31
New Year's Eve 2024... At Home!
ONLINE ONLY
     9:00 p.m. in the Kitchen
     11:00 p.m. Service

•TUESDAY CONNECTION CONTINUES BOTH IN-PERSON OR ONLINE

•WEDNESDAY STUDY SERIES REMAINS ONLINE ONLY

Reduced Safety Protocols

• MASKS ARE NOW OPTIONAL but recommended for some per the latest CDC guidance: People may choose to mask at any time. People with symptoms, a positive test, or exposure to someone with COVID-19 should wear a mask.
• Everyone attending should respect other members’ space without hugging, hand shaking, touching, or crowding one another.
• Everyone attending will follow the seating guidelines for maintaining social distancing.
• When service is over, please exit the sanctuary without gathering in groups.
• Doors will open at 9:30 am and seating will take place between 9:30-9:55 am. Also, please note there will be specific entry/exit doors and other posted instructions.

Know When To Stay Home FAQ:
• What if I am considered “High-Risk”?
If you or someone in your family or you care for is considered “high-risk” for severe illness, we encourage you to continue worshipping with us online and from home.
• What if I am Feeling Sick?
Stay home when you are sick! If you or someone in your family or you care for feels unwell or has experienced fever, cough or shortness or breath in the last 14 days, we encourage you to continue worshipping with us online and from home. You should not attend any public gatherings if in the last 14 days you have tested positive, been experiencing symptoms (fever, cough, shortness of breath), or have a known exposure to COVID-19. Please visit cdc.gov for more information.