FAQ

Yes. We are asking everyone attending to wear a mask throughout our services and while in our facilities so we can increase safety for everyone. This not only shows our community that we care about the current conditions, but allows more people to feel comfortable coming back—or even to attend for the first time!

• Please wear a face mask
  Out of respect for those around you, please wear your mask while onsite at Compass. If you do not have a mask we are more than happy to provide one to you. Thank you for your help!
• Doors will be held open by volunteers to minimize participants touching surfaces.
• We will not be passing the offering or communion trays. However, generosity boxes and communion will be available at each location.
• Surfaces and seats will be sanitized and cleaned before and after all services.
• Hand sanitizer will be available at every entrance; restrooms will be sanitized between services.

• Sanitize your hands at our sanitation stations at entrances.
• Keep physical distance from other attendees (6 feet); do not gather in groups before or after the service; please wave and say hello from a distance.
• Confirm that you are healthy with your personal doctor and do not attend if you have any symptoms of any illness within the past 14 days.

Kids and Student programming is back in-person. We are providing the cleanest worship environment in every way possible. All of our services will continue to be available online as well - including programming specifically dedicated to your kids. For details specific to your campus, check out our Compass Kids or Compass Students pages.

While we'd love to see each of you, we know there are some limitations that may prevent you from attending. Please review the following limitations. If you find yourself in one of the categories, please continue worshiping online and do not attend in-person:

• You a fever of 100 degrees or above, a cough or sore throat, shortness of breath, or contact with anyone confirmed to have COVID-19 (in the past 14 days).
• You are at risk or have a compromised immune system
• You have small children who find it difficult to stay in a seat through a service

Whether or not you are able to return to in-person gatherings at this time, the most important thing is that we stay spiritually and relationally connected as a church family – in person or online!