All right, well, good morning and welcome.

As you can see by the slide, we are so excited to officially announce that we are reopening the church

next Sunday, May 31st, which happens to be Pentecost Sunday.

So I want to, you guys could clap.

We have people here, by the way.

Just don't tell anybody.

Too late. Oh my goodness. Let me gather myself here.

I do want to thank all of you for your patience. This has been difficult for all of us, I know,

for you. And for us, we've been navigating our way in and through this crisis. I call it

a crisis. I don't call it a pandemic for reasons that I think you might

understand. Now, we are making a few changes. For those of you that are here, you should

have received the letter when you came in, if not make sure before you leave here today

that you get one. I composed this letter yesterday. It kind of goes

through some of the changes that we're making and as we move forward, we're going to see

how it goes. But the first change, and this is very important, because it has to do with food.

No food yet. At least for the first change, and this is very important, because it has to do with food. No food yet, at least for the foreseeable future.

We will have beverages in the kitchen. So we do want to have that fellowship as well after the service today. We are hoping,

Lord willing to resume our potluck fellowship here at Calorie Chapel. It's going to be Calorie

Free Chapel for a while, I guess. So let's talk about service

times. This Thursday, we're going to start back up with our midweek Bible study at 7 p.m.

We've been doing the live stream at 5 p.m. but we're going to move that back to its original time at 7.

And we will this Thursday, May 28th, Lord willing, resume our study in the book of Proverbs.

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