Quest is re-opened for Sunday morning services! We will keep our usual 10am service time, but be aware that this could change if the need for space and seating becomes larger. Due to COVID-19 restrictions from St. Louis County, we are limited to only allowing 25% of our fire code capacity to be in the auditorium at a time.
In order to make sure we stay within the limits given to us, we are asking you to pre-register for service.
A few things to be aware of…
- We will offer abbreviated Sunday services for pre-registered attendees – there will be very limited seating available for those that do not pre-register. You can find the link to register below.
- Registration for a specific Sunday will open the Thursday prior.
- Face masks or coverings should be worn by all attendees. Children under 5 are exempt. We know, face masks and coverings aren’t very comfortable, but they DO help protect the people around you. We will do our very best to provide distancing between seats, but covering your mouth and nose cuts down on the spread of the virus (any virus) that you may be carrying asymptomatically. Basically, it’s a great way to love your neighbor and respect their safety.
- Seating will be limited to 120 people to accommodate state and county guidelines. The auditorium will be limited to 75 people and the Quest Kids area will be used as an overflow viewing room to accommodate up to 45 additional people. This number includes the staff and volunteers present for any given service.
- Quest Kids will be closed. Families will be seated together in the auditorium or overflow area.
- Quest Kids will not meet on Sunday mornings, but will provide materials for at home learning and activities.
- The shuttle will not be running from Pond Elementary, so attendees need to park in Quest’s parking lot or plan to walk from Pond.
- Upon arrival, please wait outside until someone seats you.
- No coffee or donuts will be offered. We know, this is a bummer.
- The offering box will be available inside the main auditorium doors and in the lower level.
- Communion will not be offered during Phase 2.
- Bathrooms will be open but limited to one person at a time.
- High touch surfaces and bathrooms will be sanitized throughout services.
- The building will be sanitized between services.
- We will continue to post OnDemand services for online viewing, but the time that it’s made available may change – stay tuned for more info on this.
If you have a compromised immune system or are not ready to return, we completely understand. We encourage anyone that isn’t ready to return, that is showing signs of illness or has been in contact with someone that is ill, please stay home and watch our online services.