Unleavened unsalted bread for communion
Re: Unleavened unsalted bread for communion
I remember the first time I went with a friend to a church (Episcopal, I think?) and they had a big loaf of leavened bread for communion. I thought to myself, "What in the world?" But I went through the line anyway. The minister tore off pieces and dipped them into something, wine maybe, and gave each person a piece as they walked by.
~Stone Cold Ivyrose Austin~
Re: Unleavened unsalted bread for communion
folks, the poor one cuppers are disturbing the peace of the Angel's in heaven. The one cuppers all believe there should be one loaf in communion. the problem is should each participant of communion break off a piece of a whole load, or should the loaf be broke in half before it I served.
The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways; the point is to change it.----Karl Marx
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Re: Unleavened unsalted bread for communion
I live in TN and to my knowledge there are no no cup churches here. My late father was heavily into church doctrine and I never heard him talk about any here. There is a big battle over how liberal churches are but none are what I would describe as NI. Hughes book says the one suppers and no Sunday school movement is mainly in TX.
Re: Unleavened unsalted bread for communion
Oh, great. We always get the wacky outliers.longdistancerunner wrote: ↑Wed Apr 13, 2022 10:14 am I live in TN and to my knowledge there are no no cup churches here. My late father was heavily into church doctrine and I never heard him talk about any here. There is a big battle over how liberal churches are but none are what I would describe as NI. Hughes book says the one suppers and no Sunday school movement is mainly in TX.
~Stone Cold Ivyrose Austin~