Yes, Vicki, closed communion with one common cup, and one common 
loaf.  I suppose that symbolizes shedding of Jesus' Blood once and 
for all, and the breaking of His Body on the cross.  Praise God that 
the reality of that is much more precious than partaking of the 
symbols.   May He make each of us poured out Wine and broken Bread to 
those with whom we have to do.......family, friends, strangers, 
sisters and brothers in Christ.

Helen

Earlier you wrote:
>Oh my.  Sounds wonderful.  Think they had closed communion too, and 
>it was one common cup, and one common loaf.
>
>I went to a church with an organ and a grand once too.  Those 
>musicians could really play too.
>
>Yes, definitely memory lane.  Will have to find one of my old hymn 
>books and look up that hymn I was trying to think of.
>
>Vicki
>
>----- Original Message ----- From: "Helen Wolf" <[log in to unmask]>
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>
>>Vicki, at the assembly we attended, I don't think there was any 
>>singing in the worship service, which by the way was open only to 
>>those who were proven believers.  The public was not welcome at 
>>that service.  The next service was open, and that was when the 
>>music and singing was so great. There was an organist on one side 
>>of the hall, and a grand piano on the other side, and those two 
>>musicians together used to almost bring the ceiling down with the 
>>wonderful renditions of the songs.........the one we are discussing 
>>was especially powerful!
>>Nice journey down memory lane today.  Smile
>>
>>Helen


"My Life is not in what He gives me, but in Who He is."