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Tuesday, August 03, 2010

Contemporary Communion

100803_212458 It's back.

New words and new settings for the bread and wine. We'll break some rules, we'll explore new images, we'll retell old stories and find in them all  breaking of bread and the pouring of wine is an eternal event.

Second Sunday evening of each month at 6.30 for communion in a new style each month. Come if you've been before and come if you haven't but are prepared to push the liturgy into new spaces. Come and free yourself to be explorers of bread and wine daring to experiment and discover the justice of the world is wrapped up in the simplest of elements, shared. Come and set them free.

Bread and Wine, God's Place, Sunday 6.30. Be there and be daring.

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