Following government instructions a mask needs to be worn in church, social distancing maintained and hands sanitized.
Thank you for bringing your service sheets with you.
Anyone showing symptoms of COVID-19
(a new continuous cough, a high temperature or a loss of, or change in, their normal sense of taste or smell, or a new rash) should not attend church due to the risk that they pose to others.
Children are encouraged to come- but please bring your own toys/books etc.

Please contact Sue if you would like to arrange a private protected time to come to church.

Prayers for the Coronavirus pandemic

Let us pray to God, who alone makes us dwell in safety: Lord, hear us, Lord,

 graciously hear us.

For all who are affected by coronavirus, through illness or isolation or

 anxiety, that they may find relief and recovery:

For those who are guiding our nation at this time, and shaping national

 policies, that they may make wise decisions:

For doctors, nurses and medical researchers, that through their skill and

 insights many will be restored to health:

For the vulnerable and the fearful, for the gravely ill and the dying, that they

 may know your comfort and peace:

We commend ourselves, and all for whom we pray, to the mercy and

 protection of God. Merciful Father, accept these prayers for the sake of your

 Son, our Saviour Jesus Christ. Amen.

Prayer for each other. The Bishop writes: “We have a new list of heroes –

 every single person in the NHS and all our health services, right at the front

 line, with nearly half a million volunteers on top of all the village and

 neighbourhood volunteers already working hard; supermarket and food

 shop check out staff and shelf stackers; teachers enable our children to

 continue to learn; delivery van drivers; and you – reaching out, praying and

 caring intensely for all our communities”.