Oct
23
2006

Sermon on the Eucharist - Alan Preston

Under Eucharist, Theology By Peter Ould

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Eucharist Theology

Listened to an absolutely brilliant sermon on Holy Communion by Alan Preston of the Church of Christ the King (Brighton, New Frontiers). 50 minutes long but well worth getting through. If one wanted to get theological, he comes in somewhere between Calvin and Cranmer (so a bit more Puritan then yours truly) but he definitely articulates the fact that the Eucharist is not just a memorial - something powerfully spiritual happens when we share bread and wine.
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