Should churches or other faith-based organizations change their practices (e.g. sharing glasses for communion) or cancel services?
Each faith-based organization will have to evaluate the risk of transmission within their community. For example, if there’s an outbreak going on in the community, it may be useful to modify some worship activities involving close contact, sharing glasses, etc. There is no need to cancel worship services, especially as these organizations provide a good venue to share information on infection control and to provide support to community members.
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