Pastoral Provision for Anglican Use

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Gail Santner -- November 17th, 2011 at 11:41 am

Hi Larry! I’ve been roaming around the internet trying to find out about receiving communion in an Anglican Church(Background: Tom & I are in Cambridge UK and I’ve been volunteering at an Anglican Church–St. Paul’s!! ) I’ve been asked if I will receive communion at tomorrow’s service with the other volunteers. I’m not happy with the church’s official response since I do feel a bond with these people. I’m trying to think of an answer that doesn’t come off sounding like I am better than them.

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