Our doors opened on June 1st, and we are excited to welcome you back! We have been preparing to make your return as safe and enjoyable as possible. Here’s a quick overview of what changes to expect.
|Health Update
You can feel safe knowing that we plan to work within safety guidelines. We want to minimize risk and still make a way for your gatherings. Take a look at what we are doing to minimize COVID-19 risks.
OUR COMMUNITY, OUR RESPONSIBILITY
As we move into this new season, we are reminded of all of the best things… God, family, friendship. We are grateful to be a part of this community and will continue to do all we can to look out for one another.
In addition to following Texas guidelines, we will ensure the following changes:
- CAPACITY – No more than 50% capacity inside the buildings
- MASKS – Each team member will wear a mask to protect against the spread of germs.
- GLOVES – To minimize exposure, each member of our team will be wearing gloves while cleaning.
- HEALTHY STAFF – We will adhere to the state of Texas guidelines for screening staff. These measures include a daily questionnaire focused on exposure and temperature checks.
- HEALTHY GUESTS – We will adhere to the state of Texas guidelines for screening guests before your stay. These measures include a questionnaire focused on exposure and health as well as temperature checks upon arrival.
- HANDWASHING – All staff are required to wash their hands and maintain this practice routinely. Guests have access to soap and water in the bathrooms and hand sanitizer in specific locations on the property.
- CONTINUAL CLEANING – Our staff is committed to deep cleaning each building every day. In addition, we will ensure all high-touch areas such as door handles, railings, tables and chairs are sanitized daily.
**Please stay home if you feel unwell or have a fever, cough, etc.
God bless you all and may you hear from the Lord as you gather together.
NOTE: During your visit, you’ll notice we’ve made lots of changes on the grounds and updates within the buildings.
