Primitive Christianity Revived, Again
Posted on 7th mo. 14, 2011 at 9:33pm 17 Comments 3 Likes
During my two decades as a Friend within the Evangelical sphere on influence, I have noticed two things when it comes to elemental (bread & wine, or juice) communion. First, every book or article written by a Friend on the subject of the sacraments begins by lamenting the lack of understanding, by Quakers, of their own view of the ordinances. Second, and I think this is mostly found within Evangelical Friends, is that elemental communion and non-elemental communion are, theologically…
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I am sad to share that Rod passed from this world in Fifth month 2012.
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Hi Rodney,
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