Sanctuary Clause Samples
The Sanctuary clause establishes a designated safe space or protected area where certain activities, individuals, or assets are shielded from specific risks, actions, or legal consequences. In practice, this clause might apply to physical locations, such as a room or building, or to intangible domains, like data or intellectual property, ensuring they are not subject to interference, seizure, or harm. Its core function is to provide a clear boundary of protection, thereby safeguarding the interests or safety of parties involved and addressing concerns about vulnerability or exposure within the scope of the agreement.
Sanctuary. Our Sanctuary is the large, beautiful space where our congregation worships. This space is ideal for concerts, weddings, and worship services. It seats 400, with an additional balcony (seats 125).
Sanctuary. The Sanctuary is generally reserved for use in worship and meditation or for other large gatherings where the space is required.
1. Other than for sacraments of worship, food and beverages are not permitted in the Sanctuary.
2. Arts and crafts materials are not to be used in the Sanctuary.
3. Animals are not allowed in the Sanctuary except for service animals and church directory photos.
4. Significant movement of chairs within the Sanctuary is not allowed. Exceptions may be made when the responsible party has received prior approval by the Church Office staff, Ministries Board or Administrative Board. Minor rearrangement of chairs is allowed if the chairs are returned to their original configuration.
Sanctuary. The Unified Board must approve the use of the Stevensville United Methodist sanctuary and piano for any purpose other than normal worship services. The sanctuary is open and available to all who wish to use it for worship and private or communal prayer when the church building is open. The sanctuary is to be treated with reverence at all times. All of the guidelines outlined below for use of the fellowship hall pertain to the sanctuary.
Sanctuary. The Sanctuary is designated for religious use activities and shall not be considered available for other use except for weddings and funerals, without prior permission from the Chapel Hill Senior Pastor.
Sanctuary. The primary use of the sanctuary will be for Worship services. The use of the Sanctuary will be determined only by the Senior Pastor, all request to use the Sanctuary will go to the office first who will confer with the Senior Pastor as this room is a sacred and holy place. The use of the Sanctuary can be used for non-worship services, however those events must still meet the requirements of the Senior Pastor. The Parlor room will be DACC s primary use room. It is the most private, and most self contained room in the church. The technology in the room allows DACC to not have to use the Sanctuary. The use of this room will be limited to the size of the group (50). The Parlor Room will be used as if an extension of the Sanctuary, the selling of products, and secular use will be thought upon before use is granted. If food is going to be a major point of the event the office will determine whether a non-carpeted area is better suited. Century Hall is DACC primary reception building, and the ICAN Food Pantry reception hall. This building will be used for larger groups, groups using food as the main point of their event, and groups needing use of the kitchen. Century Hall can also be used as a gym, with basketball and volleyball capabilities. CH can also be used as a dance hall, as it is the most open and largest room in DACC. As this is the largest room on property it is a must that all groups give a weeks notice before use, as the HVAC system takes time to warm up and cool down such a large room.
Sanctuary. Please keep ALL DOORS CLOSED except for entering and leaving the church. This will help greatly with the heating and the air conditioning. Controls for heating and air conditioning are to be adjusted by wedding coordinator only. DO NOT MOVE OR REMOVE CHURCH FURNISHINGS. (Pews, Altar Table or Chairs, Speakers, Pulpit, Flags, Music Selection Board, Memorial Board, Baptism Font or Sound System).This will be considered damage to The Church Property.
Sanctuary. In respect of and on the Sanctuary:
(a) Not place or permit any structure or dwelling to be built in or on the Sanctuary;
(b) Not destroy or permit the destruction or removal of any local indigenous flora, nor plant any flora other than local indigenous flora;
(c) Not destroy or permit any act which may adversely affect any local indigenous flora or any indigenous fauna or their related habitats;
Sanctuary. UCC A lay member of the congregation trained and authorized to administer sacraments in the absence of appointed ministry personnel The word sometimes refers to the ancient custom of providing safe space (sanctuary) to fugitives The part of the church building surrounding the altar The part of the church building where people normally gather for worship.
Sanctuary. 1. In general, the Sanctuary is not available for use unless coordinated directly with the Pastor. If permission to use the Sanctuary is obtained, the following guidelines apply: a. The Sanctuary of the Church is a Holy place, consecrated to the worship of Almighty God. The Sanctuary must be respected at all times and for all uses. Consider the authority and the reverence of the worship area. b. No smoking or food is allowed in the Sanctuary. Drinks are not allowed in the Sanctuary, except for Sacrame3ntal Elements. c. None of the Sanctuary furnishings may be moved, covered or altered in any way from their intended purposes without permission of the Pastor. The altar table is not to be used as an ordinary table. 2. You are encouraged to use the Chapel for meetings that require a worship area.
Sanctuary. In general, the Sanctuary is not available for use unless coordinated directly with the minister.