Visiting South Church

South Church is a warm and welcoming community. Our members hold a wide range of religious beliefs and spiritual practices. While some grew up in Unitarian Universalist congregations, most have come to us from other religious traditions or no religious tradition at all. When we come together on Sunday mornings, or anytime, we come seeking to find inspiration and solace, wisdom, renewal and fellowship.

We offer one Worship service at 10am, both in person and live-streamed on our YouTube channel. 

Current Covid Policies at South Church

Covid Policy and Procedures at South Church (July 18, 2023)

  • We offer in-person Worship on Sundays at 10am, and this service will continue to be live-streamed on YouTube for anyone who is not able or comfortable attending in-person for any reason
  • All persons attending in-person events at South Church, including Worship, are asked to follow the Health Safety Precautions below. 
  • At this time, we are no longer requiring masks to be worn at Worship or other South Church events, however, we will continue to have KN95 masks available in the building for anyone who wishes to wear a mask to increase their protection from exposure to COVID-19

Please note that community and individual events taking place at South Church may continue to request masking or other precautions. 

We will continue to monitor state and CDC guidelines and may reinstate masking requirements or other safety measures at any time should conditions change. 

Health Safety Precautions

Please wear a mask and consider taking a COVID test before attending in-person events at South Church if you have symptoms including: 

  • A fever of more than 99 degrees
  • A new cough or sore throat
  • Shortness of breath
  • Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea

Please do not attend in-person events at South Church for a minimum of 5 days if:

  • You test positive for COVID-19

If you live with, or have been in close contact with someone who is suspected or confirmed to have had COVID-19 in the past week, OR, if you engage in activities such as travel overseas, a large indoor event, or anything that may significantly increase your risk of exposure to COVID-19:

  • You may continue to attend in-person events IF you are not symptomatic. We ask that you follow strict use of a mask for 5 days following the exposure (including speaking from the pulpit). We recommend that people who have had an exposure also take a test on day 5. If you develop symptoms, take a test and stay home
  • You should STAY HOME from in-person church events for 5 days if you have any symptoms. After your 5 day quarantine, you are clear to return to in-person church events while observing strict mask use for an additional 5 days. 

If you test positive for COVID-19, please follow the following steps:

  • Do not return to in-person church events for a minimum of 5 days
  • Follow strict masking for a minimum of 5 days after symptoms subside