Worshippers will still be welcome to wear masks, despite rule changes from Monday.
The Muslim Council of Wales has said it will continue to urge worshippers to use facemasks even when rules have relaxed.'Keeping others safe'
"Especially in places of worship and mosques, part of the reason is because, perhaps more than many places, a mosque brings together all parts of society."It's really about trying to get to a place where people are bringing a mask with them and keeping others safe". The Baptist Union of Wales welcomed the change and looked forward to returning to "some sort of normality"."I'm sure there will be churches who don't feel so confident about this," she said.
"Maybe in some places the risk assessment will be different, maybe there isn't as much room for ventilation, numbers may differ and they may say 'no, we're not ready to lift masks' ".'There may well be others who wish to wear a mask,' said the Reverend Canon Robert Townsend In the parish of Bro Seiriol, in Beaumaris, Anglesey, the Reverend Canon Robert Townsend is looking forward to being able to see the facial response of people in his congregation once again."I suspect some will be pleased but there may well be others who wish to wear a mask to keep themselves safe and others"."Just because the law is changing it doesn't mean people have to change what they have been doing if they don't wish to".