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COVID-19 Guidance for Places of Worship
Effective May 4, 2020
Updated November 10, 2020
The Secretary of Health, in consultation with the Governor, has sole authority over all instances of quarantine, isolation, and restrictions on commerce and travel throughout Arkansas, as necessary and appropriate to control disease in the state of Arkansas as authorized by Ark. Code Ann. §20-7-109--110. Based on available scientific evidence, it is necessary and appropriate to take further action to ensure that COVID-19 remains controlled and that residents and visitors in Arkansas remain safe.
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Although places of worship were excluded from the Governor's Executive Order 20-10 issued on March 26, 2020, in conjunction with the Directive on Limitations on Gatherings, most faith leaders in Arkansas did comply with the spirit of that Directive and ceased holding worship services in person and moved worship instead to an online or outdoor platform for their congregants. The Governor issued further limitations that applied to places of worship in the Governor's Executive Order 20-13 on April 4, 2020, in conjunction with the Directive that provided further social distancing protocols.
Arkansas has seen a large increase in COVID-19 case numbers since Phase 1 of Reopening Arkansas began on May 4. The Arkansas Department of Health's (ADH's) analysis of the data since reopening shows that asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic people with COVID-19 are attending places of worship. In places where the guidelines below are being adhered to, ADH is not seeing transmission occur. However, in places where people are not observing the guidance on masking and practicing physical distancing, ADH are seeing many cases of transmission within faith communities. Therefore, during Phase 2 of Reopening Arkansas, places of worship need to continue to comply with the following guidance:
- Houses of worship are strongly encouraged to continue to offer online platforms for participation in worship because it is not yet advisable/feasible for all congregants to attend in- person services
- Post signs at all building entrances advising congregants not to enter if:
- They have had a fever of 100.4˚F or higher in the past 2 days
- They have cough, shortness of breath, sore throat, new loss of taste or smell or other symptoms typical of COVID-19
- They have had known exposure to someone with COVID-19 in the past 14 days
- Post signs at all building entrances advising congregants that they may wish to refrain from entering if they are 65 or more years old or have underlying health conditions including high blood pressure, chronic lung disease, diabetes, severe obesity, asthma or immunocompromising conditions, because they are at higher risk for severe illness if infected by COVID-19.
- Post signs at all building entrances to inform people that no one will be admitted into the building without a face covering and that face coverings must be worn by congregants at all times, including during congregational singing, while indoors. The only exceptions to the wearing of face coverings will be:
- Worship leaders, only while addressing the congregation
- Performing singers, only while singing
- The above individuals must stand at a 12-foot distance from others while speaking or singing without a face covering
- Note that congregational singing must be performed with a face covering in place.
- All congregants who participate in Holy Communion, only while actually consuming the Elements
- Face coverings for children under 10 years are optional
- Face coverings for children under 2 years old are prohibited by CDC guidelines
- Places of worship may make their own decision on whether to allow children under ten to return to corporate worship, as this may pose some risk of transmission of COVID-19
- Provide hand sanitizing stations at all public entrances.
- Lines or cues for entrances and exits must be marked or monitored for maintaining a distance of 6 feet between people.
- Instruct all congregants, staff and volunteers that the strict 6-foot physical distancing protocol applies to everyone aside from family groups, both indoors and outdoors. As above, speakers and singers will require additional distance while speaking or singing without face coverings.
- As much as possible, move 'meet and greet' times before and after services outdoors. Because of the indoor face covering requirement, refreshments should be offered outdoors only.
- Instruct people to refrain from any physical contact with each other outside of family groups. Under no circumstances should hand shaking, touching, embracing, or reverencing of hands/rings of clergy be allowed.
- Aside from congregant family groups, seating in the sanctuary must follow strict physical distancing protocols with 6 feet between individuals.
- Eliminate or alter the use of items that are traditionally touched or handled by many different people. Examples are offering plates, the Torah (touch only by the bearer), holy water stations, shared prayer and song books, and the common cup (chalice) for Holy Communion.
- If possible, refrain from having people come forward to a common altar rail for Holy Communion, blessing, altar call, etc.
- Religious education classes for children/youth or childcare may resume if this can be accomplished in compliance with physical distancing and face coverings, as appropriate.
- Sanitize all high-touch surfaces in the sanctuary and common areas after and between services.
Resources:
- Guidance for Places of Worship Reopening | Spanish
CDC Guidance
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CDC has a webpage with additional guidelines on COVID-19 for community and places of worship. To learn more about CDC recommendations, click here.
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Below is a list of links to simplify filing and searching UCC documents with the Arkansas Secretary of State's Office. Online services are provided by the Arkansas Secretary of State's Office in conjunction with the Information Network of Arkansas. Filing tips along with UCC fees are also listed below. For more information email ucc@sos.arkansas.gov or call 1-888-233-0325.
UCC Filing Rules Final June 2014 - PDF
Helpful Filing Tips
- Be sure to present names as individuals or organizations. Include mailing address and organization information if applicable.
- Debtor and Secured Party names will be entered into the Commercial Services system exactly as they are presented to the filing office.
- Mark only one (1) action per UCC-3 form submitted with the proper filing fee. This service is available online.
- Check the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section for answers to those questions we get asked most often.
All filings must be submitted on letter size paper with all information showing on the front of the papers only.
Charging Application instructions.
Pursuant to Act 622 of 2019:
Upon the filing of a charging application by a judgement creditor and the recording of the charging application in the UCC register of the Secretary of State, a temporary lien shall be created in favor of the judgment creditor against the member's membership interest of the limited liability company interest until a ruling by a court is entered on the record or the application is dismissed. To file a charging application with the Secretary of State's office, click the link below.
Note: A court order must accompany all charging applications.
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Online Services
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Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Fees, Forms and Online Services
Description | Form # | Online $ | Paper $ | Online | PDF Form |
National UCC Financing Statement (includes $6.00 fee for termination) | UCC-1 | $16.00 | $16.00* | ONLINE | |
National UCC Financing Statement Additional Parties | UCC-1-Ap | N/A | $.50 | N/A | |
National UCC Financing Statement Addendum | UCC-1-Ad | N/A | $.50 | N/A | |
National UCC Financing Statement Amendment | UCC-3 | $ 6.00 | $ 6.00* | ONLINE | |
National UCC Financing Statement Assignment | UCC-3 | $ 6.00 | $ 6.00* | ONLINE | |
National UCC Financing Statement Continuation | UCC-3 | $ 6.00 | $ 6.00* | ONLINE | |
National UCC Financing Statement Partial Release | UCC-3 | $ 6.00 | $ 6.00* | ONLINE | |
National UCC Financing Statement Additional Parties | UCC-3 AP | N/A | $.50 | N/A | |
Termination: | |||||
If original filing was filed before 7-28-95 | UCC-3 | $ 6.00 | $ 6.00 | ONLINE | |
If original filing was filed after 7-28-95 | UCC-3 | N/A** | N/A** | ONLINE | |
National UCC Financing Statement Amendment Addendum | UCC-3-Ad | N/A | $.50 | N/A | |
National Corrections Statement | UCC-5 | N/A | $ 6.00 | N/A | |
National Information Request | UCC-11 | N/A | $ 6.00 | N/A | |
Lien Search with Certificate | UCC-11 | N/A | $ 6.00 | N/A | |
Lien Search | UCC-11 | $ 6.00 | $ 6.00 | ONLINE | |
Copies of Financing Statements: | |||||
First Page | UCC-11 | N/A | $ 6.00 | N/A | |
Each Additional Page | UCC-11 | N/A | $.50 | N/A | |
Certified Copy Fee | UCC-11 | N/A | $.50 | N/A |
*Each additional page is $0.50 up to a maximum of $100.
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**Fee paid with initial financing statement
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- Act 1439 of 2001 (PDF)