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Our Churches Are Either Sacramental or Charismatic
The Early Church didn't make a distinction. So why do we?
Andrew Wilson|
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Book Review
When Christian Practices Hurt Other People
Baptism, prayer, and Communion can all go “wayward,” says Lauren Winner. Should we blame the sinful practitioners or the practices themselves?
Kyle David Bennett|
Science
Power in the Plate
The history of our food speaks of injustice— and invites us to redemption.
Kendall Vanderslice|
Breaking Bread with Broken People Brings Wisdom
Scripture calls us to seek God’s goodness in community, not in private.
Hannah Anderson|
Discipleship
Seeking the Body and Blood Behind Bars
When I wanted to take Communion in prison, I had to “steal” it.
Lee A. Moore|
News
Give Protestants a Taste of Catholic Communion, German Bishops Tell Vatican
Proposal to let non-Catholic spouses share the Eucharist goes before Rome’s theological watchdog on Thursday.
Kate Shellnutt|
Theology
Taste and See That the Lord’s Supper Is Good
A biblical understanding of food whets our appetite for the fullness of the Lord's Supper on Maundy Thursday.
Peter Leithart|
News
Chinese House Church Leaders and Toddler Arrested After Singing in Public Park
Communist country proves it is serious about newest religious restrictions.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Christian History
Raise a Juice Box to the Temperance Movement
The teetotaling history behind America's favorite communion wine substitute.
Jennifer L. Woodruff Tait|
Why Christians Can Celebrate Passover, Too
A Response to ‘Jesus Didn’t Eat a Seder Meal.’
Mitch Glaser and Darrell Bock|
Book Review
The Church's Three-Part Harmony
Why evangelical, sacramental, and Pentecostal Christians belong together in one body.
Michael Bird|
CT Pastors
Feasting and Fellowship in the Age of Food Allergies
Eating can be a source of fellowship—but in a fallen and allergy-ridden world, it can also present challenges.
Hannah Anderson and Dan Darling|
CT Pastors
The Lord's Supper Is a Rehearsal Dinner
When we partake in communion, we're practicing for something big.
Derek Rishmawy|
The Awkward Feast of My 'Ideal' Church
Community life—and community eating—is laborious and glorious.
Christiana Peterson|
The (Outrageous, Excessive) Body of Christ
It's everywhere—even in a chance encounter with a crumb of communion bread.
Martyn Wendell Jones|
Interview
Rabbi: Passover Is for Christians, Too
Reform leader offers one Jewish perspective on New Testament tradition.
Interview by Michelle Van Loon |
Wayfaring
Do-It-Yourself Church Unity
Healing the fractured body of Christ isn’t just for theologians to figure out.
Wesley Hill|
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Global Gospel Project
Table Manners: Why We Take Communion Every Week
It's a meal that often divides us. It needn't be that way.
John H. Armstrong|
Testimony
I Was Saved at Open Communion
Having the choice of taking Communion made it clear to me that I was hungry for Christ.
Tara Edelschick|
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From Her.meneutics
Three Ways Catholic Tradition Bolstered My Protestant Faith
When a Swedish pastor’s conversion made recent news, I remembered my own draw to the church.
Andrea Palpant Dilley, guest writer|

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