Dear church family:
Effective mid-night on March 7, 2021, we have moved to the Yellow Phase and are following the appropriate Operational Plan.
Public worship is permitted with limited numbers due to physical distancing. Masks are mandatory, with exceptions made for young children and folks with health issues preventing them from wearing a mask. There will be limited singing as long as you are wearing a mask!
We are in this together. Stay postive. Stay safe in your family bubble and with your steady 15! We look forward to getting this pandemic behind us and return to 'normal.'
To read more about the Yellow alert recovery phase, click here.
To read about the Orange alert phase, click here.
Click on the link below to view the current Operational Plan at St. Luke's.
The Pandemic Protocol Coordinators would be happy to answer any questions:
Wardens
Richard Dennique (506-325-2677)
Jon Tait (506-324-5543)
assisted by Safe Church Officer
Bob MacFarlane (506-375-4626)
Sounds of Hope
Church Bells Ring during Covid-19
During the Covid-19 lockdown, Sounds of Hope ring out, as the bells are rung at St. Luke's and Christ Church each Sunday at 12 noon for 10 minutes. Bishop David Edwards has asked churches across our diocese to ring their bells each Sunday while we remain under lock down, joining with our Ministerial, as area churches have been ringing bells, playing chimes or blowing shofars or horns, as sounds of hope echo throughout our communities during this Covid-19 crisis.
This lock down will stop us from worshiping God! Even when our doors are closed, the church is still here loving our neighbors and serving and worshipping Almighty God!
Photos by SN & AH. Except, photos of Christ Church by R & A Wetmore.
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Sounds of Hope from St. Luke's
Sounds of Hope from Christ Church
Bells Ring out for Nova Scotia
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St. Luke's Church
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Christ Church
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Christ Church Cemetery
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St. Luke's Hall