Masks
The government currently requires those attending places of worship to wear masks indoors.
How we are making ourselves a COVID Safe place to be.
There are a number ways we are seeking to make it as safe as possible for onsite guests.
Please take some time to read about what you will need to be aware of both before and during a Sunday service.
The government currently requires those attending places of worship to wear masks indoors.
When you arrive onsite, you will be required to check-in via the government services QR system. You will see the QR codes displayed at entrances and on screens around the building.
On Sundays, our Connect Team will be ready to help you if needed.
We want to make sure our return onsite is safe for everyone. So we will be cleaning and sanitising surfaces between gatherings.
This included 'fogging' auditoriums with a sanitiser spray, and spraying other surfaces such as tables, door handles, seats and toilets.
Your health and safety is our priority.
We will need to make sure we are all standing 1.5 meters apart from one another.
You will be encouraged to sanitise your hands at one of the many pump stations around the building.
We will no longer be distributing the elements for Communion during the service.
You will be able to collect a 2-in-1 cup as you enter the auditorium.
As we are trying to minimise the handling of items and surfaces by multiple people, we will no longer be collecting the offering during the service.
The safest and most helpful way to give your offering is online (see sb.org.au/give) However, there are secure locked boxes where you can deposit it onsite on a Sunday. This will be pointed out during the service.
Coffee, cakes and other meals are available at our café after the services.
During term, our kids ministry, Tribe, will be running onsite at 9am and 11am.
If your child hasn't attended before, you can register them in advance via the button below.
Please note that we are working to adhere to the health and safety guidelines set by the Victorian government.
Things may change with their advice, and we will change with them accordingly.
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