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wnylib

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17. My church (not Episcopal) used to use the method of
Thu Nov 21, 2024, 11:58 AM
Nov 21

dipping the bread (they don't use a wafer) into the wine. But, some studies have shown that this method can spread germs because people's fingers often touch the wine.

So my church switched to individual little glasses on a tray, on the advice of a nurse and a doctor who are members of the congregation.

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My sister had a boyfriend who was Anglican. He thought it so strange applegrove Nov 20 #1
My background is Lutheran and Presbyterian. wnylib Nov 20 #3
I would not want to share a cup with others. Not an applegrove Nov 20 #5
My episcopal church doesn't practice like that AZSkiffyGeek Nov 20 #2
Our cathedral has hosted the DOR for years now. TommyT139 Nov 20 #11
I can't answer your questions, but the Episcopal churches are big in my area. Churches had a big time adapting when the SWBTATTReg Nov 20 #4
Re covid practices TommyT139 Nov 20 #6
I am not a member of the Episcopal church. I only attended a few services there. wnylib Nov 20 #8
First , we attend the local Episcopal church because we respect the rector. surfered Nov 20 #7
When I asked the priest about it, he told me that wnylib Nov 20 #9
Thank you for the tip. I did see that once when we we were traveling surfered Nov 21 #15
In my experience TommyT139 Nov 20 #10
Your last sentence was the reason I asked about wnylib Nov 20 #12
Worshipping TommyT139 Nov 20 #13
True. But being in a church offers the opportunity of wnylib Nov 21 #14
I'm a lifelong Episcopalian and have attended the same parish my entire life. Different Drummer Nov 21 #16
My church (not Episcopal) used to use the method of wnylib Nov 21 #17
Common Cup 4mersunse Nov 21 #18
I've heard that about the common cup, too. wnylib Nov 21 #19
There was a big scientific study done about the common cup Lulu KC Nov 21 #20
I read a study on the common cup and spread of disease. wnylib Nov 21 #21
That's right Lulu KC Nov 21 #22
I am a BumRushDaShow Nov 22 #23
I got curious Lulu KC Nov 24 #24
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