Currently, Prescott United Church of Christ public worship services are suspended due to the Covid-19 until Sunday, October 11. 

COVID-19 UPDATE

Updates as of September 2, 2020.

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• We offer Sunday worship service via this website each week. Please gather your family together and check-in to our church website on our Media tab. Worship bulletins are provided with announcements, prayers, music, Bible readings, and a message.

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• Starting October, we will resume worship services in the sanctuary on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month. We will mask and socially distance. Instrumental music will be provided. Services will be 30-minutes. If you are ill, we invite you to care for yourself and the faith community by staying home. We will post a video of the live worship service later.  

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• Smaller gatherings of 10 or less people--such as our Prayer Circle, Krafty Ladies, and Council--meet outdoors or if indoors we are socially distanced and masked.

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• Our other community gatherings--Boy Scouts, AA, and Artists' Colony--will also resume.  Look for more details later or from their leaders.

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Please continue to do the following:

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• Check on church members and friends.  Reach out to another to encourage and nurture our community of faith during this time.

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• Contact us. If you need help, contact our pastor or our church members and friends. We can pray, offer practical help if needed, or work you through technological difficulties. 

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• Continue your giving to the church. Thank you for your continued faithful and generous giving through our online forms and through mail. Your generosity helps us maintain our day to day operations and our mission offerings to our local Food Pantry, Turningpoint for Victims of Domestic and Sexual Violence, Twin Cities "I Love Lake Street" and "Hamline Midway Coalition," as well as overseas UCC global missions and global non-governmental organization Mercy Corps. 

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• Stay engaged with our church ministry. Whether it be through the digital Sunday services, social media, phone calls, emails, etc., stay engaged with our faith community.

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As always, please let us know if there’s anything we can do to serve you during this time. We cannot encourage you enough to pray. 

• Pray for the health of our community.

• Pray for the protection of our front-line, essential workers.

• Pray for the well-being of people impacted financially.

• Pray for Black people and for police officers.

• Pray for the schools--teachers and students and parents.

• Pray for God's radical love as shown through Jesus to shine ever brighter in these unpredictable and chaotic days.

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"The Lord is good, a stronghold in the day of trouble; he knows those that trust in him."

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