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Attention Roseville Nation, this is an update regarding our COVID-19 Building Use Policy.

 

Considering reductions in the infectious rate in Essex County and specifically in the city of Newark, and in acknowledgment of state and local reporting on current vaccination levels, reducing the harm and increasing the protection against the spread of Covid 19, Roseville Presbyterian church will adhere to the following revised policies:

 

In light of recent reductions in the infectious rate in Essex County and specifically in the city of Newark, and acknowledgement of state and local recommendations regarding the current vaccination levels which reduce and protect against the spread of Covid 19 effective immediately, Roseville Presbyterian church will adhere to the following revised policies:

 

• In-person Worship Service:

  • Social distance seating will continue to be practiced.

  • Registration for service will continue but is optional.

  • Temperature checks will be discontinued.

  • Wearing N95 masks will be encouraged but are optional.

 

 

• Use of Fellowship Hall – Effective January 1, 2023 (upon installation of air filters)

  • The Fellowship Hall will be available for use to Roseville organizations and ministries.

  • Gatherings will be limited to approximately thirty (30) or fewer persons for at least the first month of the year as we continue to evaluate our capacity to host larger gatherings safely.

  • For RPC ministries planning activities and events in the fellowship hall, we request that you please submit a detailed request to the church office for usage a minimum of 30 days before your event. This will allow our buildings and grounds staff to prepare for set-up, sanitization, and clean-up properly.

  • Request for use of the fellowship hall by the community and neighboring organizations will be approved on a case-by-case basis.

  • In-person Sunday school classes can resume.

 

Please check the Roseville Presbyterian Church website for greater detail about these updates on our policy, and keep in mind that our policy is our attempt to faithfully to live out the Gospel principle of Matthew 22:34-40, where Jesus teaches that the greatest commandment is to love the LORD our God with all our heart, soul, and mind. And to love our neighbor as ourselves. Loving our neighbor and caring for one another is just as important as loving God. The Roseville Presbyterian Church is committed to loving the LORD, our God, and our neighbor.

 

We hope you will receive these updates as an obedient and faithful response to Jesus’ command to love God and your neighbor. We look forward to you continuing to join us in worship, serving, and celebrating God with us online and in person in the NEW YEAR!

 

 

*Please note:

As the infectious status and developing variants are in a constant state of flux, Roseville will continue to review the current recommendations of the CDC, state and local officials and will update our policies to ensure the safety of all of our members and friends.