Now think on this for a minute. Christians all over the world are celebrating the Eucharist. For 24 hours, in every time zone around the globe, churches are joining in Communion. Congregations in different countries, speaking different languages, with different cultures, in different kinds of church structures, worshipping in different styles; all partaking in the Lord's Supper. With all the things that make us different, with all the things that could separate us, this bonds us together. Pretty cool, huh? Oh, yeah! 
Sunday, October 4, 2009
World Communion Sunday
This Sunday, the first Sunday of October, is recognized as World Communion Sunday by the United Methodist Church and other denominations
Now think on this for a minute. Christians all over the world are celebrating the Eucharist. For 24 hours, in every time zone around the globe, churches are joining in Communion. Congregations in different countries, speaking different languages, with different cultures, in different kinds of church structures, worshipping in different styles; all partaking in the Lord's Supper. With all the things that make us different, with all the things that could separate us, this bonds us together. Pretty cool, huh? Oh, yeah!
Now think on this for a minute. Christians all over the world are celebrating the Eucharist. For 24 hours, in every time zone around the globe, churches are joining in Communion. Congregations in different countries, speaking different languages, with different cultures, in different kinds of church structures, worshipping in different styles; all partaking in the Lord's Supper. With all the things that make us different, with all the things that could separate us, this bonds us together. Pretty cool, huh? Oh, yeah! 
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