Use of Building
& Property
These are requests that occur on an occasional and sometimes
recurring basis beyond the normal use of the building and property for worship,
ministry, and service within the purposes of the church. The intent is to reduce recurring decisions
(often by email and sometimes protracted and piecemealed) by advanced
discussion and agreement.
Already approved
Scout use of building & van if no schedule
conflict. Advise only (Leader will
provide manifest).
Youth use of building & van if no schedule
conflict. Advise only (Leader will
provide manifest).
Use of grass field as LZ, parking lot for medical vehicles,
and building for medical triage (part of town’s emergency procedures)
Use of fellowship hall (includes kitchen)
Members – approved if no schedule
conflict
Non-members – approved for BFDC, WTC, SWOSU – approved if no
schedule conflict
Non-members – consent of session only
Use of Church Building (Christian Weddings &
Receptions)
Members – approved if no schedule conflict (No Charge)
Non-members – consent of session only (Cleaning Deposit
& Usage fee)
Use of tables or chairs (inside use only/no yard sales)
Member—approved if no schedule conflict
Non-members—not approved without consent of session
BFDC & WTC---approved for in town and indoor use
Use of van/trailer (all must prove license and insurance)
Members for church purposes—approved if no schedule conflict
Members for personal use—approved with consent of session
Non-members—not approved without consent of session
Use of property (includes parking lot) for commercial
display/sales
Members-only with session concurrence
Non-members—not approved
Use of property for parking of large vehicles (short
term)
Members—approved, not to reduce available paved parking for church
events
Non-members—not approved without consent of session
Use of building for classes or fitness training
Members – Approved so long as no sales involved (fee ok)
Non-members--only with session concurrence
Use of property as a polling place
Election Board – With member(s) to monitor building use
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