Dear Saints,
As you may already be aware, today, in an effort to take proactive steps to stop the potential spread of the new coronavirus, Gov. Gary Herbert announced a recommendation to limit mass public gatherings in Utah to 100 people for at least the next two weeks, beginning Monday. Additionally, Herbert also recommended that individuals over age 60 and people who are immunocompromised not participate in gatherings with more than 20 people.
After praying and seeking sound wisdom, I and the leadership at Calvary Chapel Hurricane Valley, have made the decision to suspend our Sunday and Wednesday services for the next two weeks. This is not a decision based on fear, but in respect to the authorities that God has placed over us and the well being of the people. We will reassess the situation as we move forward and update everyone on a regular basis. We are currently working on putting together a prerecorded video service that we will try to have available on Sunday morning. If this is possible, we will include a link in our web page to the Sunday messages that you can connect to for the next two weeks. We will also continue to pray in this time for each other and a cure for this virus. Pray for those affected and those who have lost loved ones. I appreciate all of your patience and flexibility as we walk out in new territory.
I recently received the following from a Calvary Pastor in Colorado and wanted to pass it along:
God’s Word commands us to be prudent, wise and use sound judgment, but it does not tell us to be ruled by fear. We are not to worry because it only causes harm.
Proverbs 18:15 says…
The heart of the prudent acquires knowledge,
And the ear of the wise seeks knowledge.
Psalm 37:8
Cease from anger, and forsake wrath;
Do not fret—it only causes harm.
We aren’t called to stick our heads in the sand and pretend nothing’s happening. We will do all the wise and recommended common sense things to help prevent the spreading of Covid-19 (coronavirus), however we will not panic nor be ruled by fear.
Please commit to joining with us in prayer for God’s glory, sufficiency, protection, presence and peace to be known and experienced during this season.
God Bless
Acts 20:24
Pastor Dustin
As you may already be aware, today, in an effort to take proactive steps to stop the potential spread of the new coronavirus, Gov. Gary Herbert announced a recommendation to limit mass public gatherings in Utah to 100 people for at least the next two weeks, beginning Monday. Additionally, Herbert also recommended that individuals over age 60 and people who are immunocompromised not participate in gatherings with more than 20 people.
After praying and seeking sound wisdom, I and the leadership at Calvary Chapel Hurricane Valley, have made the decision to suspend our Sunday and Wednesday services for the next two weeks. This is not a decision based on fear, but in respect to the authorities that God has placed over us and the well being of the people. We will reassess the situation as we move forward and update everyone on a regular basis. We are currently working on putting together a prerecorded video service that we will try to have available on Sunday morning. If this is possible, we will include a link in our web page to the Sunday messages that you can connect to for the next two weeks. We will also continue to pray in this time for each other and a cure for this virus. Pray for those affected and those who have lost loved ones. I appreciate all of your patience and flexibility as we walk out in new territory.
I recently received the following from a Calvary Pastor in Colorado and wanted to pass it along:
God’s Word commands us to be prudent, wise and use sound judgment, but it does not tell us to be ruled by fear. We are not to worry because it only causes harm.
Proverbs 18:15 says…
The heart of the prudent acquires knowledge,
And the ear of the wise seeks knowledge.
Psalm 37:8
Cease from anger, and forsake wrath;
Do not fret—it only causes harm.
We aren’t called to stick our heads in the sand and pretend nothing’s happening. We will do all the wise and recommended common sense things to help prevent the spreading of Covid-19 (coronavirus), however we will not panic nor be ruled by fear.
Please commit to joining with us in prayer for God’s glory, sufficiency, protection, presence and peace to be known and experienced during this season.
God Bless
Acts 20:24
Pastor Dustin