Today’s Reflection
We don’t understand completely what God is doing when we gather around the Communion table to eat Christ’s body and drink Christ’s blood and remember what God does in the world, but we can accept these acts as an invitation, a window into God’s world. Even though we can’t see the whole picture through that window, our coming together around the table gives us a glimpse of what we’re supposed to value and how we’re supposed to care for God and one another.
—Hannah E. Shanks, This is My Body (Fresh Air Books, 2018)
We don’t understand completely what God is doing when we gather around the Communion table to eat Christ’s body and drink Christ’s blood and remember what God does in the world, but we can accept these acts as an invitation, a window into God’s world. Even though we can’t see the whole picture through that window, our coming together around the table gives us a glimpse of what we’re supposed to value and how we’re supposed to care for God and one another.
—Hannah E. Shanks, This is My Body (Fresh Air Books, 2018)
Today’s Reflection
We don’t understand completely what God is doing when we gather around the Communion table to eat Christ’s body and drink Christ’s blood and remember what God does in the world, but we can accept these acts as an invitation, a window into God’s world. Even though we can’t see the whole picture through that window, our coming together around the table gives us a glimpse of what we’re supposed to value and how we’re supposed to care for God and one another.
—Hannah E. Shanks, This is My Body (Fresh Air Books, 2018)
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