SUNDAY SERVICE | 9 AM & 11 AM
On Friday, February 5, we learned that the Supreme Court ruled that states could not prevent churches from meeting in person. We are thrilled that we can begin to meet together again in person on Sunday mornings, and also for midweek programs.
Our first Sunday back together is Sunday, February 14. We can have a maximum capacity of 700 people in our auditorium, allowing for a much more significant amount of guests than were previously allowed.
For the time being, we will be returning to TWO services, both online and in person, at 9am & 11am
In order to attend our services online, we will require a waiver to be signed by all our attendees. This waiver will be valid for ALL future events at Capital. To sign the waiver, please click the link below. We will also have waivers available at our Sunday services.
We are also excited to begin providing programs for Capital Kids as well! Capital Kids is currently available during the 9am service for kids 3 years-5th Grade. You can find more information about Capital Kids on their webpage!
Social Distancing Implementation
- Minimizing close contact among guests.
- Room configurations and capacity limitations.
- Family style seating (no child care provided at this time) but feel free to bring activities for your children to help keep them occupied.
- Our café has not reopened but feel free to bring your own beverages into service with you.
- Masks required on campus and if you don’t have one, we’ll provide one for you!
Self Check Health Assessment
To keep you and all our staff, volunteers, and attendees safe, we are following local CA COVID-19 State health department guidelines and requiring that everyone is assessed for COVID-19 symptoms and risk factors before entering our campus.
Here are the questions you will be asked when you reserve your seats.
Keep in mind, if you answer yes to #1 or #2 we are unable to have you on campus at this time. Please monitor your health and we hope to see you back on campus soon.
If you answer yes to #3, #4 or #5 please evaluate the environments you’ve been exposed to and if there’s any reason to reconsider being in a large community gathering.
Self-Check Health Assessment Questions:
- #1 Have you/any member of your household had any signs or symptoms of a fever in the past 24 hours such as chills, sweats, felt “feverish”, or had a temperature that is elevated for you/100.0F or greater?
- #2 Have any member of your household had any close contact in the last 14 days with someone with a diagnosis of COVID-19?
- #3 Have you/any member of your household traveled internationally or outside of the state in the last 14 days?
- #4 Have you/anyone in your household visited or received treatment in a hospital, nursing home, long-term care, or other health care facility in the past 30 days?
- #5 Are you/anyone in your household a health care provider or emergency responder that may potentially have a high level of exposure to COVID-19?
Sanitization/Cleaning Protocols
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) where needed & appropriate for staff, volunteers, and guests.
- Detailed safety/sanitization protocols have been implemented.
Online Service Options
- Online service times will move to 9am.
- All online options will remain on an ongoing basis.
Good afternoon I would like to be baptized perhaps this Sunday. How do we do that
Hey Tasha! We offer baptism the first Sunday of every month. You can sign up for the next Baptism opportunity at this link: https://ccc.regfox.com/baptism-interest