Temple Beth David

Temple Beth David Sanctuary

Saturday, April 1  9:30 am

In-person or livestream service HERE

COVID Prevention Protocols

We will monitor community COVID transmission and modify these protocols as necessary.

Masking:

Masks remain mandatory in the sanctuary and other synagogue spaces.

Our goal is to keep the sanctuary a safe and welcoming environment for all who attend services.

The continued wearing of masks allows us to ease some of the restrictions we have had within the sanctuary.  Masks must be N95/KN95, no cloth masks permitted.

Kiddush:

Eating outdoors is preferable during warm weather months. Indoor kiddish will be an option. Eating indoors without a mask is not a “safe space” and can be done with common sense for social distancing to reduce risk.

• Masks may be removed ONLY when seated at a table.
• Masks are required when not seated, such as walking about, in food service lines or standing in any area. 

Covid Pre-Services Screening

1. Do you have any of the following symptoms?

• Fever of 100.4°F or higher, chills, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, new loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea
• If you have any symptoms, do not come to services.

2. Have you had any known exposure to someone who tested positive or had presumed COVID in the past 7 days?

• If yes and asymptomatic, you can take a rapid antigen (home or medical facility) test and attend if negative.
• Test must be taken the day of services prior to your arrival.

3. Has anyone in your household tested positive for COVID in the past 10 days?

• If yes, you can attend only if a rapid antigen test (home or medical facility) is negative on Day 5 or later since your last exposure to that household contact.
• Test must be taken the day of services prior to your arrival.

Temple Beth David requires all attendees to be fully vaccinated,                                including medically recommended booster shots, according to the CDC.