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1013 8th Avenue
Seattle, WA, 98104
United States

(206)762-1991

The mission of Seattle Presbytery is to participate, in word and deed, in God’s transforming work through the Gospel of Jesus Christ: †by strengthening the witness and mission of our congregations and members and by building strong partnerships with each other and the larger Christian community.

SeaPres Update: March 5, 2020

SeaPres Update: March 5, 2020

Seattle Presbytery

Friends,

We believe that as Church, we share in the responsibility of taking prudent steps to ensure the well-being of all in our communities, as well as limiting the spread of this virus. 

We continue to monitor both news reports and updates from the Washington State Health Department regarding the continuing spread of Covid-19 (coronavirus). At this time, besides the usual hygiene protocols, they are recommending anyone feeling even slightly ill to stay home, thorough sanitizing of public spaces, and social distancing, which includes eliminating non-essential travel and eliminating large group gatherings (meaning groups larger than 10 people) until further notice.

Several of our congregations have informed us that they have canceled on campus events and activities for the time being, and are considering alternatives to corporate worship. We are aware of 2 of our churches that have congregants diagnosed with Covid-19 and are now quarantined. 

In observing best practices, the Presbytery staff will be working remotely until further notice and requests all our commissions, committees, and task forces to do the same when feasible.  Please Contact EJ Lee for assistance with coordinating virtual meetings and for other resources.  

We’re also compiling a list of resources and links on our website, including links to information updates from our churches. We ask that should your church adopt a particular policy or practice, please keep us informed so we can help get the word out.

And we continue to pray for all those affected by this virus; for those who care for them, and especially for the most vulnerable among us. May God’s tender mercy and unending grace uphold us always, especially in times of uncertainty and fear.

Please let us know if there is anything we can assist you or your congregation with at this time.

Lenten Blessings,

Rev. Eliana Maxim

Co-Executive Presbyter