World Communion Sunday Bread
What did you do with yours?
Last Sunday in the worship gathering at our church we gave out baguettes at the end of communion, charging and challenging folks to take one and share it with others...neighbors, family, co-workers....someone else...as a symbol and sign of God's love given freely, authentically and entirely to us...so that we might pass it on, not hoarding it, but giving it away, not saving it in tuperware, but passing it on.
What did you do with your bread?
What did you do with yours?
Last Sunday in the worship gathering at our church we gave out baguettes at the end of communion, charging and challenging folks to take one and share it with others...neighbors, family, co-workers....someone else...as a symbol and sign of God's love given freely, authentically and entirely to us...so that we might pass it on, not hoarding it, but giving it away, not saving it in tuperware, but passing it on.
What did you do with your bread?
Who did you give it to?
What did you tell them?
Leave a comment in the comment box below!!!!
If you want to listen to the sermon from October 7th...click HERE and look for the sermon entitled "Jesus didn't have tupperware in his fridge."
If you want to listen to the sermon from October 7th...click HERE and look for the sermon entitled "Jesus didn't have tupperware in his fridge."
1 comment:
We brought our to the World Communion Inter-Church Celebration at Bethel Church in San Leandro for the multicultural potluck with Sister Church members!
Anyone else got a story to share about their baguette?
Post a Comment