King County is in Phase Three of reopening, which means churches can continue to regather, with a few more restrictions lifted. Churches are now allowed to gather at 50% of the maximum capacity of their meeting space, while social distancing and wearing face masks. In addition, groups of up to 15 individuals can now sit together. Given the breakdown of household/group sizes that gather with us, we are able to host around 110 people in a single gathering while maintaining 6-feet social distancing between each group. While these restrictions can feel burdensome, they are a small sacrifice to ensure the safety of one another and our city.
We have also moved to two Sunday gatherings, at 9AM and 11AM. This will allow our body to gather in-person every other week in a rotation. We are also restarting Cornerstone Kids and offering it for 1–3 year olds during the 9AM gathering.
JOIN A SUNDAY GATHERING
What Our Sunday Gatherings Look Like In This Season
Pastoral Note On Navigating Ongoing Covid Guidelines
To participate in our Sunday gatherings at the building, please read our Covid-19 gathering instructions and pre-register using the links below. In order to abide by ongoing health guidelines, these gatherings need to be pre-registered for. In addition, if you’re registering your child for Cornerstone Kids, please read about our CKids Covid-19 policies below.
Our gatherings are open to all—whether you are a member, non-member, visiting Seattle, or a skeptic exploring the claims of Jesus—you are welcome to pre-register to join us!
Note that our gatherings are currently opening on a rotational basis and we ask that you pre-register for one Sunday in a rotation. We also encourage you to add yourself to the waitlist for the other Sunday and we’ll let you know if there are any remaining spots closer to that Sunday.
Current Rotation
Pre-register for one Sunday and add yourself to the waitlist for the other Sunday.
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