The pandemic has seen a significant disruption to our daily lives, and in the life of the church. However, on 19th July, the Prime Minister announced a significant easing in COVID-19 restrictions.
The implications of this easing on Pastoral Support, Worship, and Staying Connected are summarised below.
Pastoral Support
We recognise that this period will continue to be a difficult time for some people, and we're here to help. If you'd just like to have a chat, or if you're dealing with more serious issues, please give us a call and someone will be able to provide support over the phone. We have a trained network of phone friends. Call either:
Worship and Services
Our church buildings have reopened and we have resumed our normal pattern of services in our three churches. We do however continue to encourage the wearing of face masks, maintaining a social distance of one metre, sanitising hands and signing in. We have reintroduced singing (while wearing a mask) and after-service coffee. However, communion continues to be in one kind with no shared cup.
For those who would prefer a service with no singing, the 8am service at Radley is a said service.
We will also continue live streaming the 11am service at Radley - for details of this offering please click the button below.
For those who would prefer a service with no singing, the 8am service at Radley is a said service.
We will also continue live streaming the 11am service at Radley - for details of this offering please click the button below.
Staying Connected
As we start to come out of lockdown, it is important to us that we stay connected with one another. For some people, this will be a time of making new connections with the church. We are staying in touch via a weekly newsletter, and through our social media channels, as well as by phone.
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