this may actually be a common practice, but we did something in Church i had never done before. we were taking communion together... and when it came time to thank Christ for his body, we actually physically broke the bread (which was a wafer). maybe this is symbolism i have always missed when we tore bread off of a loaf... but it was powerful for me! i have never considered that before as a physical act: to acknowledge that we were both a part of Christ's breaking and, ourselves, very broken.
I was confused by everyone cracking the wafer that I almost dropped mine when I decided I should crack it also. And since I have never had a wafer before that was also confusing because I didn't know if it melted in your mouth or you had to chew it. I also thought about the symbolism.
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I was confused by everyone cracking the wafer that I almost dropped mine when I decided I should crack it also. And since I have never had a wafer before that was also confusing because I didn't know if it melted in your mouth or you had to chew it. I also thought about the symbolism.
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