CBC is holding Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and Sunday Morning Worship
at 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evening Gathering is at 5:00 p.m. Wednesday Book Study is held in the Adult 2 Sunday School Room, at 6:45 p.m.
The elders of CBC are aware that there is much conflicting information based on good and on adulterated research regarding the efficacy of masks, vaccines, and therapeutics, depending on the sources of the information. They know that no matter what is decided about precautions, some members (and visitors) would likely disagree. They have decided that unity for the cause of Christ, within the congregation, is more important than total agreement on the issues surrounding this illness. It is the hope of the leadership that Christians will focus on the primary issue each Sunday --
the worship of God as He has commanded us to do.
Masks are optional. If someone is wearing a mask, please implement social distancing
when talking with a mask-wearer. Each person has his or her unique medical history and issues, and unique risk tolerance and risk aversion thresholds. We encourage understanding and loving respect in this area.
Please stay home if you have a cold, Covid Omicron variant , or the 'flu. Basically if you feel you are coming down with something or are sick, it is best to stay home. If necessary, contact your health care provider for advice.
To see what the symptoms of C19 and flu are, click on the link belowe, or copy and paste it in a new window:
Continue with hand hygiene frequently throughout the day. Avoid shaking hands.
Do not drink from the water coolers. Bottled water is available in the church lobby.
The elders will continue to monitor the situation, and updates will be available on this website.
To view a sermon, click on "Sermons" tab above. Scroll down until you see the video (dated). PLEASE NOTE:
YouTube will put up suggested videos across the screen when the CBC video is paused or completed. CBC does not endorse any of these videos. It is simply what to expect when using YouTube for a situation like this.
