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Welcome to the conversation! Here you will find a community of people who are trying new things when it comes to Holy Communion. You’ll also find resources, if you want them.
Resources for Recovering Communion in a Violent World
Welcome to the conversation! Here you will find a community of people who are trying new things when it comes to Holy Communion. You’ll also find resources, if you want them.
If your congregation is considering trying some of the services of Holy Communion offered here at belovedcommunion.org, this video is full of ideas and practical tips from people who are already trying them. In this video, Dr. Grundy interviews Rev. Dr. Colie Bettivia and Rev. …
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This meal is meant to celebrate the story of the breakfast on the beach in the 21st chapter of John’s Gospel. More generally, it celebrates the “dangerous memory” of the movement that continued despite Jesus’ crucifixion, the resilience of Jesus’ presence among the people, and even the resilience of God.
This poem was written 1996, back at the beginning of the wrestling and research that eventually became Recovering Communion in a Violent World.
There’s a feeling that I’ve been struggling to grasp and articulate for months as this pandemic has dragged on, like the weight of a wet sweater. It comes after worship, usually —virtual worship these days—or sometimes while getting ready for an online service to begin. …
Rev. Dr. Deb Krause, President of Eden Theological Seminary, interviewed Dr. Grundy about Recovering Communion and its connection to Eden’s educational goals. Dr. Krause asked about the origins and purpose of the book, the hoped for impact of this writing, and how the book connects …
After months of worshiping virtually, members of Peace United Church of Christ in Webster Groves, MO gathered cautiously in the church parking lot, wearing masks and carrying their own lawn chairs and food. Twice now, they have come together for a socially distant, bring-your-own potluck …
What a lot of fun it was to be a guest on the Pulpit Fiction podcast, hosted by former Eden students Eric Fistler and Robb McCoy! Eric and Robb have built a large following by providing weekly resources for preachers using the narrative lectionary. Along …
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This song was written to accompany Communion Beta II: Manna in the Desert and Water from the Rock. It will work to accompany other services as well. Sheet music and audio are still in development. Blessed are you, O Divine One,Source and Sustainer of the …