Multiple meetings would be an inordinate burden on the Bishopric.Dr LOD wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 6:37 pmA few days ago I had a quick conversation with my GA friend. Here is how he understood what may happen.
-multiple short meetings, with the attempt to at least get each family/individual an opportunity to attend once a month.
-Any symptoms asked not to attend.
-Masks requested, but not required
-social distancing in the chapel, family groups sit together
-Sacrament tray specific to the family group.
-no singing
-good hand hygiene with sacrament preparation. required masks for these people.
That being said that individual does not plan on attending a sacrament meeting due to age and other medical conditions.
Overall it seems like they are playing it safe with that criteria. From how I see Mormons in the community with their lax behavior if this is how the church does it it may be a bit of a shock.
How many Sacrament trays do they think wards have? I think our ward has 4 of each type, so that limits the meeting. 1 for each family group, 1 for each person on the stand (assuming they are from differing family groups), I for each of the people administering the Sacrament.
They just haven't thought this through and, as usual, are letting the local leadership carry the consequences.
I can't wait for the SP's to go round checking the foyers are artwork compliant whilst the local leaders are trying to figure out how to hold meetings without infecting or killing members of the ward.
I wonder how many ward meetings each of the Apostles attends between now and October Conference...