Through God's grace, we have started small group liturgies as allowed by the guidelines of the CDC. At this time, we are choosing to schedule Divine Liturgies for 30 people In addition to Abouna and few deacons. This number may change in the future as the guidelines change.  The purpose of attending these liturgies during these hard times is for receiving the Holy Communion.

Liturgies are being scheduled for people based on the length of time they have no had Holy communion as well as the order of registrations received.  We are doing our very best trying to schedule people based on weekend and weekday availability, leaving weekend spots for those who truly need it.  We are doing our best trying to balance the attendees to limit the number of infants and children in the church at one time for their protection.  Holy Communion is also administered in the homes to allow the elderly and those at most risk to receiving communion in the safety of their homes.  

Please fill this form to help us better organize the service.  All liturgies scheduled are 7-9 am.   After you complete this form, a servant will contact you when a spot is available for you to attend a Divine Liturgy.  Thank you in advance for having patience with us.

As mentioned before,
 
If you are experiencing any symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, fever, and shortness of breath, please stay home and contact your healthcare provider.   While Coronavirus poses the greatest risk to older people and those with underlying health conditions, we share a responsibility as members of a church community to take precautions to help prevent the spread of the virus to those who are most vulnerable.  
 
High risk groups: CDC guidelines report that those who are elderly or have any multiple diseases including heart disease, respiratory problems and children with respiratory problems and asthma should avoid being in large crowds. THis remains also with the church services during this time.