From Online to Face to Face

Folks are considering what the rest of 2020 and beyond might look like for churches. Only the virus knows what is in store, but church leaders are planning for the change.  ♦ Indicates Latest Update

www.pcusa.org/covid19/
PCUSA’s Complete and Frequently Updated COVID-19 page

Too Much on PCUSA? Here is our Synod’s List of Links

Our government hesitates to tell churches what to do. At times, we may have to infer from guidelines for events and social gatherings. Always check the websites of your state and county for up to date information.

Nevada – Updated June 25

So, please, I cannot emphasize this enough, wear your face covering anytime you leave your house. When you go to restaurant, when you stop at a pharmacy, when you enter a casino, wear your face covering.

Link to Directives

I strongly urge places of worship continue to provide online or virtual service …places of worship may reopen their doors for gatherings with a maximum of 50 people attending a service at a time and strict social distancing of at least six feet.

PDF Nevada Governor Sisolak

Nevada Health Response

California – Updated May 25

The California Department of Public Health today announced the statewide reopening of places of worship for religious services and in-store retail shopping. Please check your county information.

From Pastors:

From the Synod and PCUSA (see main page above!)

Videos:

Presbyterian Outlook Links:

Fuller Seminary Articles:

Articles in Other Publications / Organizations

Insurance Board Guides 5/15/2020

Repeats from our website:

Email the articles you are considering to clerk@nevadapresbytery.org and we’ll update this page.

  • Updated 4/25 to correct links and add Returning to Church
  • Updated 5/5 to add links to Christy Ramsey’s blog
  • Updated 5/18 with more links.
  • Updated 5/19 with Insurance Board PDF guides, Choral video links, and Synod mid-council Zoom chat recommendations