do they still serv in the Eucharist these days??
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Yes.  In my church we have many girl altar servers.
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It should be available to the same people you allow to marry (or baptize, or whatever religious ceremonies you provide in that line) in the church.  The best deal I saw when setting up my sister's wedding was the space provided, tea and coffee provided.  Guests supply the food.  No alcohol, rude pictures or items, appropriate music, etc..  Keep it inline with your church's beliefs.  If your god would frown on it; don't allow it.  If your god would smile on it; go for it!
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They still exist you can go there on sundays at the marriott in Irvine CA . Or if you like where ever you are from you can go into the directory on on google, and do  search for La church of christ and you should find more information i hope this helps have a great day.
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Because you are passing in front of holy ground, in front of where the eucharist takes place each sunday. And because in every church there is a "tabernacle" where The blessed Hosts are kept.\n\nIt is a sign of reverence to Christ presence in the Eucharist.
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I've done something like what you described... setting down my journey in writing. There are some differences in the experience for me, of course, since I am Catholic. We call our little spot in the house a 'prayer corner' instead of an altar, since altars have specific meaning for us. \n\nBut in real sense we are all priests, as St. Peter describes us as a "royal priesthood", and it is good to reflect in writing on how well you are doing at the job. :-)
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Depends on the Episcopalian/Anglican. Some are more "Anglo-Catholic" which means they pretty much follow the traditions of the Catholic Church with the exception of following the Pope. Other Anglicans are full blown Protestants- John Wesley, the founder of Methodists was a life long Anglican and so you have those who never left the Church, but are de-facto Methodists.\n\nThere is a high degree of tolerance in the Episcopal Church so if you do or don't chose to eat meat on Friday, it won't be an issue.\n\nAs a general rule, no. But I know some Episcoplians who give up something durng Lent.
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I DO NOT BELIEVE THEY ARE THE TRUE CHURCH AND THEY DO HAVE POSSESSIONS. THEY DO NOT GIVE BLOOD AND DON'T VOTE, BUT THEY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS SUCH AS WELFARE, UNEMPLOYMENT, HOUSING ETC...  I HAVE FRIENDS THAT BELONG AND I HAVE BEEN TO THE HALL, BUT IT IS NOT FOR ME!
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Receiving the Eucharist is receiving the Body and Blood of Christ himself. Without it we shall perish.
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Rich televangelists have their rewards right now.\n\n(boy, did that sound pompous!)
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I am not a priest but I am Catholic so I hope I can give you some help on this.  I was not Catholic when I married my Catholic husband.  I was christened as a child but I can't remember if they even asked for any documentation to prove that.  But we did have to meet with a priest to clear up issues about how any children would be raised, etc.  And, anyone getting married in the Catholic Church must attend pre-cana classes.  Also, I was not allowed, of course, to take communion during the ceremony.
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Aw, Rev.  Cheer up.  There are still plenty of heretics who need to hear your message.  Like me!!!!!!
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Glad to see you on tonight.  We've never formally been introduced.  I am Micki.  I don't like pastors or reverends; it's just a personal choice (preference).  Yes, it does, but it suits a lot of people.
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good question ..similar to the average sal in your company ..0 ..they do it for charity
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Dear Priest,\nI am writing on behalf of the youth. We are requesting that you release the funds necessary for us to purchase musical instruments. It says we are to praise him on the instruments, so please help us to do so.\n\nDear people,\nThis is to inform you that we wish to have you join us in being Patrons and Metrons for our youth. Please help us, thank you.
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Yes, I'm a big fan of the 1928 BCP. However, there are no traditional Anglican churches where I live. Only one very liberal Episcopal church. Bleh. I don't currently own my own copy of the 1928 edition though. I have the (dreaded) 1979 version as well as the 1946 version (given to me at my confirmation).
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Anybody going to Church tonight? \n\nCounting down the hours!
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Yes!  \n\nTo my knowledge there is no Internet database for this information.\n\nWhat you do is write or call the diocese that the priest is from.  Go to their website and call their main office and tell them you are looking for Fr. XXXXX who used to be a part of NAME OF PARISH in the late 1980's.  They will transfer you to the correct office.\n\nYou might also want to try to contact the Parish that he was attached to and see if they know where he is.\n\nIf Fr. XXXXX was a part of a religious order, you will have to contact the headquarters of the order in that area.