a. Church Is Open:
Name: St. Mary's Catholic Center
website: https://aggiecatholic.org
hours: Sat 5:30, Sun 8:00am, 10:00am, (sometimes 5:30pm), and daily at 5:30pm

You're supposed to register for a Mass time each week so that everyone doesn't try to go to the same one. Signup here: https://aggiecatholic.org/mass

a. Church Is Open:
Name: Lifechurch
website: http://www.lifechurchonline.net/
hours: Service starts at 10:20 am on Sunday

b. Church is Not Open Yet:
Name:
Expected date of reopening


c. If you have a specific change/addition related to the Wuhan Virus that you saw/want to see your church do related to reopening:
I want to see:
I saw: We do not have children church or nursery. Children are welcome to sit in the service with parents. Seats are spaced out per the governor's guidelines. So you can be 6' away from another family. We are streaming services to Facebook live for our more vulnerable members or those that aren't comfortable coming yet. No coffee or greeting time.

Our first service in person was last week and there were around 30 people there. 25% capacity for our space would be about 120.

Church Is Open:
Name: First Baptist Church College Station
website: https://www.fbccollegestation.com/
hours: Service times at 8:30, 9:45, and 11:00 on Sunday morning

Church Is Open
Name: Southern Oaks Baptist Church
website: http://sobc.info
hours: 10:30am Sundays

It's time to have in-person church again, folks. I don't care if it has to be in the parking lot or wherever. Tired of big box retail being "essential" but churches put on mothballs.

Praise the Lord.

Did any of the local Churches that were open this past Sunday, make the decision to close again due to the virus?

I hope not. My Church is not planning to reopen till mid June. Worried about a Church in Houston that reopened and then closed again. IMO, BCS is not Houston. Only 2 deaths here in last 30 days. Hospitalizations are not up.
Most that have passed were at the one nursing home. A lot of the rest in one cluster.

I think time for Churches and Schools to be open. We can be open and practice safe health at the same time. Seniors with underlying conditions can mostly stay home as they choose.

cs69ag said:

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Did any of the local Churches that were open this past Sunday, make the decision to close again due to the virus?

I hope not. My Church is not planning to reopen till mid June. Worried about a Church in Houston that reopened and then closed again. IMO, BCS is not Houston. Only 2 deaths here in last 30 days. Hospitalizations are not up.
Most that have passed were at the one nursing home. A lot of the rest in one cluster.

I think time for Churches and Schools to be open. We can be open and practice safe health at the same time. Seniors with underlying conditions can mostly stay home as they choose.

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Sadly after today, I expect our local leaders to do everything they can to keep stuff shutdown.

While they legally cannot order churches to close, nor do anything else that violates Gov. Abbott's order, people like Mooney are not just going to sit and do nothing. They will find some way to pressure places to close, or in the case of schools, stay closed until next year or even until Fall, 2021.

a. Church Is Open:
Name: First Baptist Bryan
website: fbcbryan.org
hours:

Saturday, 4pm - Traditional
Saturday, 6pm - Contemporary

Sunday, 8:45 - Traditional
Sunday, 11:15 - Contemporary
Sunday, 11:15 - Spanish

Childcare available only on Sunday morning for ages 2 and under, RSVP for childcare on Website. Due the Wednesday before the service. Must be done every week.

Church Is Open:
Name: New Life Baptist Church
website: https://newlifecs.net/
hours: 9:15am & 11am (no childcare at this time)