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April 15, 2021
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Worship will take place in person on Sunday at 10.30am in St. Nicholas, Uphall for the months of December 2021 and January 2022. There is no need to book a place in church, as we’ve moved to 1m-distancing inside the church building and our maximum capacity changed to 80 people. However, we still need to wear face coverings for the entire service; hand sanitisers will be available at the door and a duty elder will show you where to sit, as the inside of the church has been prepared with signs and markers of where to sit (which may mean that you won’t be able to sit in your usual spot) and which doors and exits to use. We are allowed to sing wearing face coverings. The service will also be recorded for those who will not be able to be in church, and will be made available on Youtube, Facebook and the website, by a Sunday evening. DVD’s are also available on request by contacting Mrs. Carol Ewing at Mobile phone: 07862 953847 or Email: office@strathbrockparish.org.uk. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Hanneke on 01506 206045 or hjansevanvuren@churchofscotland.org.uk or your district elder, and we would be happy to assist you with any questions or queries.
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Please come and join us for Worship in Person!
Worship takes place every Sunday at 10.30am. Strathbrock Parish Church has two church buildings, and currently both are open for in-person worship on a revised schedule. For the months of December 2021 and Janaury 2022 we will be worshipping in St. Nicholas Church, Uphall. From February 2022 we will return to services in St. Machan, Ecclesmachan and then on a month-about rotation between the two church buildings. The maximum amount of people allowed in the buildings at any one time is 80 due to the 1m social-distancing rule. There is no need to book a place – everyone is welcome! Things will look a little bit different than normal: we will all need to wear face coverings for the entire service; hand sanitisers will be available at the door and a duty elder will show you where to sit, as the inside of the church has been prepared with signs and markers of where to sit (which may mean that you won’t be able to sit in your usual spot) and which doors and exits to use.
The services will also be recorded for those who will not be able to be in church, and will be made available on Youtube, Facebook and the website, by a Sunday evening. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Hanneke on 01506 206045 or hjansevanvuren@churchofscotland.org.uk or your district elder, and we would be happy to assist you with any questions or queries.
The impact of the global pandemic Coronavirus has forced us to close our church buildings and stop many of our usual activities, but the vital work of the Church goes on and is needed now, more than ever.
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