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Online Sunday Service

In the light of the level 5 and new lockdown conditions the deacons and trustees of the church considered and decided that we should not have church open on a Sunday morning for at least the next 2 Sundays. The service will still be available as a livestream on YouTube channel. We will keep the situation under review with a hope to return to "in person"  meetings as soon as it is a safe and wise choice.

We are re-opening face-to-face Sunday service at the church building from 3rd January 2021. There is a video on YouTube at https://youtu.be/cmx2ki5Jnfw explaining the way that we will be doing this. In accordance with the government social distancing guidelines under tier 4 restrictions and risk assessment carried out, the number of people admitting to the church building will be limited to roughly 30-35, depending on the number of families attending. A booking system is hence put in place. If you are interested in attending face-to-face services, please familiarise yourself with the social distancing guidelines in the video and reserve a place for your attendance.

As the number of places for face-to-face attendance is limited, online streaming of Sunday services will continue. Live streaming will go online from approximately 10:15am till 11.15am (service starting at 10:30am), on this YouTube link. Live streaming can also be watched afterward in our YouTube live stream video section.

Social distance guidelines on face-to-face Sunday Service: https://youtu.be/cmx2ki5Jnfw

Methods of booking (please provide names of people attending):
Email: savemyplace@grangebaptist.org.uk
Tel: 01462 679498

Online on YouTube:
YouTube live streaming on: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJRBjw3OVXSIiWSYmHDZapw
Watch live stream videos afterward on: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJRBjw3OVXSIiWSYmHDZapw/videos?view=2&live_view=503

Covid-19 Risk Assessment document version 4.

May we encourage everyone to turn to the Lord, to find in Him ‘our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble’. (Psalm 46, verse 1)