Fully vaccinated members may choose to wear their masks for the safety and comfort of others. Masks must be worn for singing and/or humming.

Unvaccinated attendees are to wear masks.

No, we no longer require pre registration. It is okay to just show up.

No, we will not be asking for proof of vaccination.

We encourage you to join the traditional service in the sanctuary if the Wired service is full.

For the safety and comfort of all members we will continue to keep social distance seating in place.  You can seat yourself.  Blue tape markers will indicate where you can sit in the Sanctuary.  Chairs will be grouped appropriately in Westminster Hall.

Yes, you can seat yourself.

Yes, but we can ask that those who choose to sing wear masks for the safety of others.

We ask that people use the front doors for Westminster Hall and the sanctuary to enter.

Yes! Everyone is welcome to join us in community and worship. To observe social distancing, children must stay with their parents.

Yes, this gathering will be handicap accessible. Please let us know in advance if you will need assistance.

While we would like to limit their use, bathrooms will be available for emergency use. Please reach out to one of the team leading the service for assistance if needed. The restrooms will be sanitized after each use and that may cause a delay in availability.

The safety of those joining us for worship and the community is our highest priority. The seating in the sanctuary will be socially distanced; hand sanitizer will be provided for those who don’t bring their own.

Additionally, if you or anyone in your household has a fever above 100 degrees, is waiting for COVID-19 test results or, has come in contact with someone who has tested positive or is presumptive positive within the last 14 days you will be unable to join the service.

Our protocols are based on the most recent guidelines from government and health authorities, including the Centers for Disease Control, the World Health Organization, the New Jersey Departmental of Health, and the Elizabeth Presbytery. We also reviewed the best practices employed by other houses of worship.

Yes! Everyone is welcome to join us in community and worship.