Church of England Rejects Gluten-Free, Alcohol-Free Communion Requests
February 10, 2025
The Church of England has reaffirmed that only wheat bread and fermented grape wine are valid for communion, rejecting substitutes.
The Church of England has reaffirmed that only wheat bread and fermented grape wine are valid for communion, rejecting substitutes.
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