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Saturday
26Sep2009

Communion Week three (and hey, where did week two go?)

DateSaturday, September 26, 2009 at 11:34PM

First off, my apologies for not posting anything about week two in our Communion Discussion (time does have a way of getting away from me).

I plan to post something a bit more detailed tomorrow. But basically week two was looking at the parable of the great banquet (luke 14: 12 - 24) and how Jesus celebration of the last supper anticipated the kingdom-feast.

As well, we discussed Jesus' message of the Kingdom of God being "already and not yet." And how this relates to the sharing of Communion.

Tomorrow morning we will be looking (finally) at some early church practices: the church at Corinth, and the early Christian text: the didache. (pronounced: did - I - kay).

Stay tuned for something a bit more detailed, substantial, and focused (!)

See you in the morning.

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