Reflections on World Communion Sunday | October 26, 2014 | Terry Dougherty, Meg Black, Michael Belcher, and Jess Wade

Members  Terry Dougherty, Meg Black, Michael Belcher, and Jess Wade deliver reflections on 1 Corinthians 11:23-26,  on the Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost and World Communion Sunday.

 

A brief synopsis:

Reflections on World Communion Sunday highlight the importance of communion in fostering unity and belonging within the Christian community.

• World Communion Sunday promotes Christian unity across denominations.
• Communion is an act of worship and a means of grace for all believers.
• The shared experience of communion connects us as God’s children, regardless of background.
• Participation in communion invites hope and nurtures faith in individuals.
• Children instinctively recognize the sacredness of communion, illustrating its universal appeal.
• Paul emphasizes the significance of the Lord’s Supper in the life of the church.
• Communion transcends cultural differences, bringing believers together around a common story.

 

Welcome to an archival episode, as we have recorded sermons that predate our podcast's production! Please enjoy this sermon originally preached in 2014.

 

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