We’re nearly ready with the buildings but have decided to wait until the beginning of August to ascertain whether it is safe to open. Meanwhile find is at 2RevsOnLockdown on YouTube
in order to make a decision about how to respond to this.
But first, a question: how much need do you think there is in the local community for the building to be open for supervised private prayer? 2/2
Yesterday the government made an announcement regarding the gradual opening of places of worship. They stated that, if certain conditions are met, there can be some limited use of church buildings.
Here at All Saints St Anne we will be working on our risk assessment 1/2
I write with a heavy heart, but further to our earlier post about opening St Anne daily from Monday and in light of the new advice from gvt. I’ve realised that there isn’t a safe way of being open. Therefore the building will remain closed for all purposes until further notice.
We’ll be open between 10am and 2pm every day from Monday down at St Anne’s as a heavily hygiene-regulated community hub. Safe space to reflect and a place to coordinate supplying vulnerable people with what they need
As we are closed for worship we are still open because the church is the people, not the building. We invite you to join us using this booklet https://t.co/kZ7vPLvr6j