You are probably conflating risk of infection per person with total number of persons at risk. It can be true that churches and bars are more risky for those t

You are probably conflating risk of infection per person with total number of persons at risk. It can be true that churches and bars are more risky for those that visit them, while more people get infected at groceries and big-box stores just by dint of high volume at lower risk. Just anecdotally this matches something the mayor of El Paso said a week ago - 33% of their cases were "big-box", followed by bars and restaurants, then "everything else".