Last Updated: 14/1/2021 at 4pm

THIS SUNDAY: 9AM SERVICE OF PRAYER, PRAISE AND PROCLAMATION (FOLLOWED BY MORNING TEA)

Greater Brisbane COVID-19 Restrictions

We are operating under a COVID-SAFE Plan with COVID-19 protocols in place for all our services (maximum 71 persons). The following additional requirements are also in place due to the current Greater Brisbane Restrictions:

Density:

one person per 4 square metres
Physical distancing (1.5 metres between people, except within families) is to be observed to the extent possible.

Wearing face masks:

Face masks must be worn in indoor spaces at places of worship (children under 12 years of age and people affected by a medical condition or disability are exempt).
Face masks need to be worn while singing.
The person leading the service may remove their face mask for the purposes of communicating during the service (this may include a service leader, preacher, reader or those leading the congregation in singing).

Communion

People may remove their face masks temporarily when receiving communion. Communion is to be administered in one kind only (the bread). The Priest alone should consume the wine.
Each person receiving communion should sanitise their hands before removing their mask to receive the bread.

Food and drink

People may remove their face masks to consume food and drink.
People must be seated to consume food and drink.

Please note –

You may not attend services unless:
- You do not have any symptoms associated with COVID-19 (e.g. fever, cough, sore throat, shortness of breath, sneezing/runny nose or loss of sense of smell)
- You do not have COVID-19 nor are you awaiting the results from being tested for COVID-19
- You have not been in contact with any known or suspected cases of COVID-19 in the past 14 days
- You have not returned, or been in contact with anyone else who has returned, from overseas or a declared COVID-19 hotspot within Australia in the past 14 days

If you are unwell stay at home
Maintain safe distances of 1.5 m
You will need to cleanse your hands when arriving and leaving
Follow the “one way” traffic throughout both the Church and Cornerstone Ministry Centre