By now, most of you have seen or heard the Knox County Safer at Home Order. Here is a link to a more detailed explanation if you are interested:
https://knoxcounty.org/health/coronavirus/safer-at-home.php
What this means for Christ Covenant. The immediate impact is that the office will close today at 5 pm and stay closed for the required 14 days unless God stops the progression of this virus. There will likely be other changes and modifications made, but to the degree possible, most of the office staff will be working from home.
If you have an emergency, or any needs at all, please contact one of the Elders, Deacons, or staff members by email in the following way:
Elders: https://www.christcov.org/elders
click on the Name to send an email.
Deacons: https://www.christcov.org/deacons
click on the Name to send an email.
Staff: https://www.christcov.org/meet-our-staff
click on the picture to send an email.
If the need cannot wait for an email response, please contact:
Seth Hammond 865-308-1216 or Andy Halbert 865-257-0354.
THANK YOU to all of you who have continued to give your regular offerings either online https://www.christcov.org/giving or via the postal system. Obviously the expenses of the church and our international missionary staff continue.
For your convenience, there is a new way to give to Christ Covenant. We are offering a phone app that will allow you to securely and conveniently give via your mobile device. Simply download the Give+ app from Apple Store or Google Play. Follow the simple instructions to set up your giving account. Currently Christ Covenant does not offer online or app giving with credit cards, giving will be in the form of a bank draft. Here is a link for further information should you decide to use this app. Click on the link and play the video. https://www.vancopayments.com/egiving/church-app
Any church schedules changes will be communicated via our Constant Contact group emails as soon as we have any further news.
Please continue to pray that God will intervene and stop this virus. But also pray that many will turn to Christ in these very difficult times.
Blessings,
Andy Halbert