For two periods of lock-downs, (allowed a maximum of 10 people in Church) when we could only stream services and we did matins.
We are currently allowed 60% occupancy (although with social distancing, it is closer to 30%), and masking is mandatory, and we take very seriously the 6' social distancing rule. We continue to follow provincial rules regarding covid tracking, and people must register before service. If we are booked, we are booked, and we offer them the next Sunday. (we keep some seating open for walk-ins, and we get a few who are not members every month, whos Churches remain closed.
We have roped off pews, seating family groups together. Limited singing; no opening or closing hymns, Liturgy, hymn of the day, distribution hymns only. For Eucharist, people come up in family groups, one or more persons. Recently, we again have allowed kneeling for the Eucharist, and most do. The serving Deacon (Elder) wipes the rail after each group with disinfectant wipes. Pastor sanitizes his hands between each group, handles the hose with tweezers, and the host is given in the hand only (for now), Individual cups are the norm, but the Chalice remains an option. Only a few of us use it (Pastor, Deacon, and a few others who chose to do so. When we take the Eucharist to those who physically can not approach the Altar, but Pastor and Deacon sanitize. They all have chosen to use the common cup. We have operated more or less this way since we were allowed to reopen, some of that time was pre-vax, later as people were vaccinated, and now with only a handful not vaccinated, we don't see any more need to segregate or discriminate against our members.