COVID-19 Update

Health Notice Announcement
 
We are well aware of the ongoing concerns surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, especially as it affects the more vulnerable in our midst.

We are attempting to stay accurately informed with current updates and guidelines from our local, state and federal disease control agencies.
 
Our position is to strive to be prudent, without engaging in panic.
 
With your safety in mind, we have initiated a more rigorous program of disinfecting all hard surfaces before and after group gatherings.
 
We have placed Health Notices around our facilities and online that contain important guidelines. Please take the time to read these and we urge you to comply.
 
We encourage you to wash or sanitize your hands thoroughly and frequently. And, of course, cover your coughs and sneezes.
 
If you are sick, please stay home, especially if you have had a fever in the last 24 hours.
 
If you are unable to be here, we encourage you to participate in the service from the comfort of your home by watching the live-stream of the entire service, worship music included (www.campusbiblechurch.com/watch-live).
 
You can also give your offerings on our church website (www.campusbiblechurch.com/give).
 
You will notice that we will not be doing a stand and greet time in our worship services.
 
We encourage you to greet one another with a kind word; not a handshake or a hug (or an elbow bump, if you so desire).
 
For now, none of our large gatherings are over the recommendation of no more than 250 people. Therefore, at this time, our Easter services will remain as scheduled, as well as the Easter Brunch.
 
However, we have postponed our 50th anniversary celebration, scheduled for May 3, until later this Fall.
 
We encourage you to visit our church website for further announcements and updates.
 
In all of this, we are especially calling us, as the people of God, to keep a heavenly perspective during these trying times.
 
We are asking you to join us in praying for the sick and weak, as well as to pray for the peace of God.
 
We encourage you to reflect often on the timely words of Psalm 91:1-4:  
“He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty.  I will say to the Lord, “My refuge and my fortress, My God, in whom I trust!” For it is He who delivers you from the snare of the trapper and from the deadly pestilence. He will cover you with His pinions, and under His wings you may seek refuge; His faithfulness is a shield and bulwark.”

-- Pastor Jim Cecy and the Elder Board