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Staying Safe in Church

In line with Government announcements and Diocesan guidelines, masks are not required at church (including for kids and youth and their leaders), though masks are encouraged at your discretion.

The current conditions to keep everyone safe are:
  • No-one who is unwell with a fever, cough, sore throat or shortness of breath should attend the church site;
Our normal covid-safe practices are listed below.

How will church run on Sundays?

All Sunday Church services are running in person on the church site and at the North Rocks Public School. Our Carlingford Morning English and Chinese church services will continue to also be online for those members and visitors who are uncomfortable or cannot return in person.
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Youtube channel
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Growth Groups and Other Activities

Also, in line with the Government’s new conditions, at the leader’s discretion, all members can meet together once again. More information can be found on the Government website here. If however, you have any questions, please contact the church office at office@stpaulsanglican.org.au or on 98716077.

How will church run on this Sunday?

Early Morning Church: will meet over Zoom 

Morning Church & North Rocks Church: we will combine to watch the livestream from Carlingford. 

Chinese Church: will livestream 

Iranian Church: will livestream 

Afternoon Church: will livestream 

Night Church: will livestream

All the links for these can be found on our Sunday services page or our YouTube channel.

Sunday page
Youtube channel

At St Paul’s, we are committed to caring for our community by helping people stay safe at our gatherings.

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How we will keep you safe:

  • The air conditioning system in the main auditorium has been modified by our air conditioning contractor to to maximise the intake of outside air up to 85-90%.
  • Windows will be opened when practicable for gatherings.
  • The kitchen is open with those preparing and serving wearing gloves.
  • Hand sanitiser stations and masks are available for you on arrival

How you can help us all stay safe on site:

  • Please do not come to the church: if you are unwell and/or experiencing any flu-like symptoms (fever, cough, runny nose, shortness of breath); if have been diagnosed with COVID-19
  • Practise good hygiene by frequently washing your hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water or by using the hand sanitisers provided.

How you can help us all stay safe on site:

  • Please do not come to the church: if you are unwell and/or experiencing any flu-like symptoms (fever, cough, runny nose, shortness of breath); if have been in close contact with a person diagnosed with COVID-19
  • On arrival, scan the QR code and enter your details. There are multiple QR codes at both entrances and assistance if you do not have a smartphone
  • Please ensure physical distancing between yourself and others where possible, both inside and outside
  • Practise good hygiene by frequently washing your hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water or by using the hand sanitisers provided.
  • Should you contract COVID-19, please let the church know immediately.

High-risk people

While we are keen to welcome everyone back to church in person, we appreciate that for some people who are at higher risk from Covid-19, returning to church may be a more complex decision.

If this is you, please take the time you need to work through this. We encourage you to let someone know if this is your situation so we can pray for you and look for ways to keep you connected. We continue to run our Morning Church meeting online (and a post-service Zoom meeting) as well as in person church to support your continued involvement and encouragement, even as we look forward to seeing you in person again.