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Churches have gotten creative when it comes to worship
1. Saint Mark’s Episcopal Church in Philadelphia has an intimate outdoor service each Sunday at 8 a.m. [Photo: Daniel Russell]
2. Some churches, like Christ Church Episcopal in Kensington, Maryland, are offering communion in individual packages, including both bread and wine, that can be consumed at home during Zoom worship. [Photo: Mark Kelly]
3. Online communion service for about 65 students, faculty, alumni, and board members of Vancouver School of Theology. [Photo: Ross Lockhart]
4. The Church of Saint Mary the Virgin in New York has blue dots on the floor where worshipers stand while waiting to receive the Eucharist. [Photo: Grace Mudd]
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