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COVID19 UP - DATE...
FOLLOWING ALBERTA PROVINCIAL HEALTH GUIDELINES, PLEASE STAY HOME IF:
PLEASE PROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS BY:
TRI - COMMUNITY CHURCH COMMUNITY RESPONSE
Our desire is to be a place of hope and refuge for any individual in our community struggling with anxiety, fear, or stigma especially in times of crisis. Our Core Value We Light Up the Dark is so relevant today.
We realize God has called us here to be a light. We courageously move into hopelessness, need and injustice with the redeeming power of Jesus Christ.
We are in the process of getting back to 'normal' as we see restrictions being lifted in our province. And so, in our services, feel free to wear a mask or not. We will continue to provide sanitizer and practice social distancing for the summer months. We will then see how things are in September.
- If you are feeling ill, stay home to avoid spreading the illness to others. Contact your health-care provider so you can be safely assessed.
- You are elderly, immune suppressed, have a pre-existing health condition or are highly vulnerable to the virus in some other way.
- You just returned from traveling outside of Canada. Please postpone attending small group gatherings or church events for at least 14 days.
PLEASE PROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS BY:
- Using good hygiene practices, including frequent hand washing for at least 20 seconds
- Using alcohol-based hand sanitizer only if soap and water are not available
- Resisting touching your face, nose, eyes or mouth
- Avoiding close contact with people. Health officials advise keeping a social distance of at least 1-2 meters–as coronavirus can spread through water droplets from mouth & nose.
- Having some wipes with you to clean surfaces you will touch or to clean your hands after touching certain surfaces
- Carefully evaluating the risks of traveling elsewhere during this season
- Do not show up at your health providers office or hospital if you are concerned about a positive diagnosis for COVID-19. Contact your primary health provider or 811 Health Link if you have questions or concerns about your health.
- Avoid skin contact. While we love giving hugs, handshakes, and high-fives, try giving an elbow-bump, a big smile, or a friendly wave instead.
- If you need to cough or sneeze, cover your mouth in the crease of your elbow or a tissue. Be sure to wash your hands immediately after.
- Wash your hands often and encourage your kids to do the same.
TRI - COMMUNITY CHURCH COMMUNITY RESPONSE
Our desire is to be a place of hope and refuge for any individual in our community struggling with anxiety, fear, or stigma especially in times of crisis. Our Core Value We Light Up the Dark is so relevant today.
We realize God has called us here to be a light. We courageously move into hopelessness, need and injustice with the redeeming power of Jesus Christ.
We are in the process of getting back to 'normal' as we see restrictions being lifted in our province. And so, in our services, feel free to wear a mask or not. We will continue to provide sanitizer and practice social distancing for the summer months. We will then see how things are in September.
Would you like someone to pray for you? Go to the 'Contact Us' section and share your prayer request with us. Someone will be praying for you! Prayer changes things!
We want to give you the opportunity to hear about the love and message of Christ that is presented at our church, from the comfort of your own home. If you are away and miss a service or if you would just like to hear an encouraging word or what a sermon at our church is like, please check our archive of sermons. This is a growing ministry of our church, so be patient with us as we grow in this area.
We want to give you the opportunity to hear about the love and message of Christ that is presented at our church, from the comfort of your own home. If you are away and miss a service or if you would just like to hear an encouraging word or what a sermon at our church is like, please check our archive of sermons. This is a growing ministry of our church, so be patient with us as we grow in this area.