https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... troduction
There is also separate guidance for the conduct of weddings (in secular and faith settings).
https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... troduction
The CofE is about to issue its own guidance based on the government guidelines, which we as a parish are waiting for to assess the ways that we can take to make church "Covid Safe" but it will possibly take several days for the extensive guidance already issued to be updated.
But what is obvious is that gathering for worship or private prayer or other activities will require substantial adjustments to what we have done so far, and it is obvious that the burden on Incumbents, PCC's and Ministry Teams and volunteers will be substantial. And there will be much reliance of younger, people (as those over 70 are advised that attending or volunteering will be a conscious choice they make, against the advice in the guidance). I wonder whether our insurers will refuse to cover people (like me) as we are going against the guidance?
I await developments with interest to see, what if any, effect this will have on my own public ministry and worship, let alone that of others. What is obvious to me is that online worship will have to continue alongside B&M worship for the for some time to come. No going back, because it will exclude so many.
What do others think? :

