Services are now back on-line.

With the resurgence of Covid-19 cases all around the world, including in NY state, new restrictions have been imposed.  Starting with Advent I (Nov 29), all services and studies will be on-line only.  Thanksgiving Eve will be the last hybrid service.

While the State has only raised us to Orange alert (25 people together max), our Bishop, out of an abundance of caution, and considering how old and vulnerable most Episcopalian parishioners are, has closed all in-person services until at least January.

Required Precautions:  (for Thanksgiving Eve, and when we start up again in person)
* Facemasks, hand sanitizer, and social distancing required.
* Maximum of 25 people, per the State
* Enter through the ramp door to sign in and for a non-touch
temperature check

Julie's Letter of March 21

Mother Julie's series of inspirational nuggets

Our diocese's page

Another good page from another diocese

The Episcopal publishing house is offering some free resources, in particular
​https://www.churchpublishing.org/siteassets/pdf/book-of-common-prayer/book-of-common-prayer-2006.pdf

Governor Cuomo orders all non-essential workers to stay home.

In particular, our secretary Valerie will be working from home, and there will be no one in the office. 
Link about Cuomo's announcement https://www.syracuse.com/coronavirus/2020/03/cuomos-new-ny-order-no-social-gatherings-close-all-nonessential-businesses-stay-home.html

With the office closed, the offer to let people come and pray singly in the church is off.

Julie's letter and Bishop DeDe's 3rd pastoral directive

Bishop DeDe's letter of 14 March (Pastoral Directive #2)

Mother Julie's letter to the parish