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Lord's Supper in private?

Discussion in '2003 Archive' started by BroChris, Dec 1, 2003.

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  1. Michael Wrenn

    Michael Wrenn New Member

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    rlvaughn,

    I ain't gonna argue with you, 'cause I like you. [​IMG]

    Besides, you're probably right, and also I'm tired of typing. ;) [​IMG]
     
    #81 Michael Wrenn, Dec 9, 2003
  2. Dr. Bob

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    A coffee klatch is a 50's term for gals who would meet regularly to discuss (or gossip) about goings on in the neighborhood while their husbands were at work.

    Informal, no purpose, just have a donut and coffee and shoot-the-breeze. The concept is returning in our "networking" society, only usually in the evening (after work) for the same informal, directionless chit-chat.

    I used that term to differentiate this type of kitchen table fellowship from a real home Bible study that is developing into a local church. Those "church plant" meetings are very different.
     
    #82 Dr. Bob, Dec 9, 2003
  3. BroChris

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    Now that we all know what a coffee klatch is, I thought I (the starter of the topic) would let ya'll know my (final?) thoughts on the matter. Both sides have very good points, in my opinion, and I can easily see both perspectives. If partaken with reverence, while gathered together for the purpose of glorifying God and encouraging one another in the faith, I see nothing wrong with observing a symbol of Christ's sacrifice with a small group of believers.

    I believe that the principle behind Romans 14 applies to this issue. I greatly appreciate all of the input you have given.
     
    #83 BroChris, Dec 13, 2003
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