Community forum "two services

published on Tuesday, 7 September 2021 by Matthias Altwegg
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Monday, 20 September 2021 | 8:00 pm

The new regulations have put a stop to a physical meeting. Therefore, we will now meet for a Zoom meeting on 20 September at 20:00. The church leadership is keen to talk about this issue with as many people from seetal chile as possible - especially the staff.

This spring we were forced to have two Sunday morning services for the first time. Since the summer holidays, we have had enough capacity for one service. What does the future hold? We do not know. At the moment the field "two services" is still uncultivated. Therefore we would like to get into an exchange of ideas with you. In this forum we will discuss different aspects of this topic and listen to each other. It is important to us that we do not just react again, but can act. We look forward to your participation and input!

Addendum of 14 September: Due to the new certificate obligation, we are now forced to react again and our topic has become urgent. It is all the more important that you are present at this meeting. We want to gain a common conviction.

You can join the Zoom Meeting here on 20 September.

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Chris
Chris (@guest_134)
16 September 2021 7:14

Proposal: 2 Godi a 50 Pes. Without certificate - then pairs vaccinated / unvaccinated are not separated.
- everyone limits themselves to 2 Godi Live/Mt and follows every 2nd Godi in the Livesream

Andrea Spirgi
Andrea Spirgi (@guest_138)
17 September 2021 18:13

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Service for the vaccinated and one for the unvaccinated

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