Latest Update
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March 22, 2020
Latest Update

SPL Family,

Thank you for responding with grace and hope to the changing events around us. We have appreciated the many calls letting us know that you’re available to help anyone in isolation.

Here’s the plan moving forward: We’ll share a video message at 8:00 am each Sunday morning (viewable anytime), along with a set of worship songs and discussion questions.

With increasing calls for greater social distancing measures, all mid-week activities at the church are paused. Church staff will be working remotely, checking phone messages daily and available by email, or through the contact form on our website.

If you are in need of extra support (seniors, medically vulnerable, anyone in self-isolation), please let us know using the check-in form on our website. Someone in your area will be in touch shortly.

In these challenging times, we at SPL are working on ways to mobilize and to develop a network of care in our communities. While there is a need for social distancing, we invite you to creatively stay connected and to be a people of prayer.
Please watch the short video below, as Andrew Allison and Lynnita Weber give an update.

Grace and peace,

The SPL Staff

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