COVID-19: Information and Resources

COVID-19 and the NPR

The Northern Plains Region of the NAB exists to support and equip the local church in Manitoba, North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana.

This page will gather updates and resources for the church related to the ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic.

Church and Ministry Leaders Regional Meetings

During the current crisis connection is important. For pastors and parachurch ministry leaders we will be connecting in regular regional meetings (via Zoom). Please direct any questions to Randy Jaspers.

MBA

Manitoba - Meeting will be held every Wednesday @ 10am.

NCA

All Clusters - Meeting will be held every Tuesday @ 12am.

COVID Updates from the NPR

The leaders of the Northern Plains Region churches are using creative ways to connect, share the good news of Jesus and invite all ages to grow in Christ. Here are some of their stories.

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Resource Links

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USA - Center for Disease Control

Find the most up to date information and recommendations on how to protect yourself and your church in the USA.
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Canada - Federal Government COVID-19 information

Find the most up to date information and recommendations on how to protect yourself and your church in Canada.
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North American Baptist Conference - Pandemic Resources

Find church resources, encouragement and support during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Coronavirus and the Church

A joint venture between The Peace Project, The Billy Graham Center at Wheton College and The Humanitarian Disaster Institute.

COVID-19 Do's and Don'ts

Do Wash Your Hands

Regular handwashing is one of the best ways to prevent infection and the spread of the coronavirus.

Do Social Distance

Only going out for essentials and avoiding unnecessary gatherings protects you and those more vulnerable around you. maintain a 2m (6ft) distance from others when out to help prevent infection.

Don't Go It Alone

While we must be physically distant, we need not be alone. Call, FaceTime, Zoom, Email or Message your loved ones and those in your church who are in isolation.