Dear Windsor Village Church Family,
The purpose of this note is to reassure and update our church family that The Windsor Village Leadership along with The KBC Leadership are actively monitoring developments regarding COVID-19 (coronavirus) and are following all CDC recommendations along with the Texas Department of Health.
To be clear, we are unaware of any incident or records of exposure to COVID-19 on any of our campuses, nor has any of our church members or guests been diagnosed, to our knowledge. As we remain faithful and not fearful, we are actively using extra cleaning measures by frequently cleaning all touched surfaces.
Below are a few recommendations for our church family to follow:
- Stay home when sick and tune in to our worship celebrations online at https://www.kingdombuilders.com/live/.
- We ask that anyone returning from a high-alert area (currently China, South Korea, Iran, Italy, Japan) consider refraining from attending church events, classes and services until the 14-day time-frame has been observed. While you are out, you can access the service online.
- While we await the shipment of our hand sanitizing stations, we ask that you exercise precautions by continuing to wash your hands and using personal sanitizing products.
- While we are a loving, hugging, hand-shaking, high-fiving church family, during this season, we will refrain from physical contact.
If anything changes, we will notify you immediately via the Windsor Village website, email, social media, text messages and the Windsor app.
We love and care about all of our church family members, guests and our community. We look forward to our Family & Friends worship celebrations this weekend.
The uncertainty of this outbreak is creating anxiety in our workplaces, schools, and day-to-day activities. Yet we remain certain of God’s steadfast presence and careful attention to all that is happening. Please join us in praying for those who are affected by this illness, as well as their caregivers and those who are working around the clock to minimize the impact of this virus.
In Psalm 46, we are reminded that it is God who is our refuge and strength, and our ever-present help in trouble. Therefore, let us not fear, but with confidence use this opportunity to be the hands and feet of Jesus through our prayers and our care for others.
Psalm 5:12,
Kirbyjon
