The elders want to inform you of some good news related to our Sunday morning worship services at the building. The church at Patterson Road has applied for and received a variance to the COVID-19 attendance restriction. This variance through the Mesa County health department is called the 5 star Variance Protection Program and allows us to have 50 percent of maximum attendance capacity when we meet at the building.

We can have 200 in attendance in the auditorium; (If needed we will have overflow in classrooms with live video feed of the service).  

Part of being in compliance with the 5-star program, and ensuring the safety of all, is to be mindful of those most vulnerable and don’t do the things that will jeopardize our variance.

For those coming to the building, we will need to wear a face mask, practice social distancing, follow the signage, and utilize the hand sanitizer stations as necessary.

If you are in the vulnerable or high-risk category, please do not feel compelled to come to the building. We will continue to live stream the services online. 

We hope to see you in person this Sunday!   

Starting 11/8/20, everyone will be able to watch past services on YouTube! The name of the channel is "Patterson Road Church of Christ." Sunday services will be uploaded within an hour after services are completed. Also, remember that you can access the past services either in video or audio format through the website and Facebook page. For more information please see our Facebook page. 

Back in the spring when we started out Support Care Ministry, we were uncertain about how COVID-19 would impact the lives of our high-risk church members. During the last few months, the pandemic did not assert itself in Grand Junction as much as we originally thought. However, with the winter months approaching and a rise in COVID-19 cases it is important that we revamp our Support Care Ministry. Many of our high-risk members have isolated from the very beginning and many are starting to isolate as the cases rise. During the holiday season when many of our high-risk members will be alone it is important for our families to reach out with comfort and compassion. Calls, offers of assistance, cards, small gifts are all ways of making each individual feel included and cared for. We have a list of those who volunteered for this ministry. Please contact Sherry Crowe or Wilma Seela if you have questions.