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Let me start out by saying I’m not sure there is a right or a wrong way to take communion. …Continue reading » ...
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The Holy Communion (or Eucharist) is one of the most important parts of the Divine Liturgy. The Orthodox, like the …Continue reading » ...
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The way the Methodist Church views Communion is a stark contrast to what I experienced in the Catholic Church last …Continue reading » ...
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Welcome to the world of Donna Fletcher Crow and her latest in the Monastery Mystery series. Ingeniously plotted by a master of contemporary suspense, An Unholy Communion weaves Great Britain’s holy places and history with an intricate mystery that will keep readers guessing to the ve ...
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Now that the Presidential debates are over, millions of people will be heading to the polls. One of the key voting blocks will have an opportunity to make their vote a spiritual act. Election Day Communion, a movement started by several pastors, is encouraging congregations and Christians ...
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Few events bring instant tears like communion for me. Sometimes I weep desperately and rarely have a tissue to rescue the waterfall of emotion and reverence I feel for an act so intimate and personal. I’m in the upper room. I’m sitting cross … Continue reading → ...
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I want to thank everyone who emailed and commented yesterday. And since you guys filled me in on what I …Continue reading » ...
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Wine or grape juice, bread or wafers, intinction or separate actions, served at the front or in the pew. There are many decisions evangelical churches and denominations make when setting up the Lord’s Table. But the question posed in the February Evangelical Leaders Survey was on frequen ...
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Several weeks ago at the beginning of Lent, a good friend Ken Pettigrew asked me to write a guest post on his blog Sub Renovationis about the Eucharist. This is part of a much larger series on the Eucharist which Ken is hosting during the Lenten season. This is the ...