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The breaking of bread, also known as the Lord's Supper or Communion, is a significant practice in the Christian faith. Here are the steps involved in conducting the breaking of bread

Matthew Poh

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STEPS IN HAVING LORD’S SUPPER

1. Preparation |

Before the breaking of bread, it is important to prepare the elements. Traditionally, this involves using bread (usually unleavened) and wine or grape juice. Ensure that the bread is broken into small pieces and the wine or grape juice is poured into individual cups or a common cup.

2. Explanation |

Begin by explaining the significance and meaning of the breaking of bread. Share the biblical basis for this practice, such as Jesus' instructions during the Last Supper (Matthew 26:26-28, Mark 14:22-24, Luke 22:19-20, 1 Corinthians 11:23-26).

3. Prayer |

Lead the group in a prayer of thanksgiving and consecration. Thank God for the gift of Jesus' sacrifice and express gratitude for His body and blood represented in the bread and wine or grape juice.

4. Distribution of Bread & Cup |

Pass the bread and the cup(s) of wine or grape juice around the group, allowing each person to take a piece.

5. Reflection |

Encourage a time of reflection and personal examination. Invite participants to reflect on their relationship with God, confess any sins, and seek His forgiveness.

6. Communion of the Bread |

Once everyone has received the bread, lead the group in eating it together. Emphasise the unity and remembrance of Christ's sacrifice that this act represents.

remind them that it represent the body of Christ that is broken for us.

8. Communion of the Cup |

Once everyone has received the cup, lead the group in drinking it together. Emphasise the significance of partaking in the blood of Christ and the new covenant it represents.

Remind them that it represents the blood of Christ shed for the forgiveness of sins.

9. Prayer and Reflection |

Conclude the breaking of bread with a prayer of thanksgiving, expressing gratitude for the sacrifice of Jesus and the redemption it brings. Encourage participants to reflect on the significance of this act and its impact on their lives.

10. Fellowship |

After the breaking of bread, encourage the group to spend time in fellowship, sharing and discussing the experience. This can involve sharing personal reflections, testimonies, or prayers.

Remember, the breaking of bread is a sacred and meaningful practice that should be conducted with reverence and understanding of its significance. It serves as a reminder of Jesus' sacrifice, His presence with us, and the unity of believers in Him.

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