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What happens in communion services?

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In a normal 'communion' service is just like a normal church service except...

Do u remember Jesus' last supper? they ate the bread and wine in order to remember Jesus!

Well that's basically what happens in a communion service, except almost all churches use grape juice because of younger members.

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