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Well Done, Charlie!

I am not sure quite how old Charlie is (cries of ‘shame’!), but I guess he is around 11. He asked this morning if he could say something about the breaking of bread, and distribute it together with his two sisters.

After a time of praise, worship and prayer, and various gifts of the Holy Spirit, Charlie quietly explained that the bread and wine are an expression of the love of God toward us.

 

Marcus gave an appreciated word, based on the opening verses of John 8. We were once like the woman taken in adultery, but are now the Bride of Christ.

Wendy amazingly provided 2 types of soup, Cornish pasties and salad. (We only returned from 9 days away late last night).

Our next meeting is next Sunday, Frettenham, 10.15am fort 10.30am. Do stay to ,lunch.

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