Copyright © 2021 Fifth Reformed Church.
Sunday Mornings
We are worshipping in person on Sunday mornings at 10:00AM. All are welcome!
Covid numbers in Kent County have increased, and in mid August the county was upgraded to “high” risk of transmission. Current CDC guidance recommends that all people “wear a mask indoors in public if you are in an area of substantial or high transmission.” You can see the complete CDC guidance HERE.
Because our gatherings involve singing, which is an activity almost equivalent to coughing in the emission of respiratory droplets, we are asking everyone to mask up on Sunday mornings. We have not reinstated the social distancing measures, i.e. pool noodles & chair spacing. But please bring your mask and wear it while indoors on Sunday.
Smaller gatherings of ten or less people meeting in the building are welcome to make their own decisions about masks. Groups of more than ten are asked to wear a mask when meeting in the building.
If you are feeling ill in any way, we ask that you postpone worshipping with us in person until you feel better.
Our nursery is open for infants through 3-year-olds. And we ask that the kids age 2 and 3 wear a mask.
Wednesday Nights
Our midweek programming for children and adults is in full swing. The only Covid accommodation is that we ask you to wear a mask while indoors, except when seated at a table for the meal. There is a Wednesday Night Meal from 5:45 – 6:30pm, Kings Kinds Choir (1st – 6th grade) from 5 – 6pm, GEMS (1st – 6th grade girls) and K-Quest (1st – 6th grade boys) from 6:20 – 7:45pm, and periodic seminars for adults from 6:30 – 7:45pm.
The Rest of the Week
The church building is open for group gatherings and other meetings throughout the week. We are trying to go about life as normal with the only exception being the request that groups of more than 10 wear masks while gathering indoors. As always, if you’d like to use a space in the church you need to reserve it in advance. For more detailed information on room use, contact our Office Manager, Char Bulthuis.