As I write this, all three of the women who have contributed thoughts to this blog have reflected in the significance of sharing Communion in a circle – both positively and negatively. Take a look at Sandra, Demi and Ferial’s really insightful reflections on the previous posts Communion in our Community & Standing Together. Circles often came up in… Read More Circles of Communion

I might have expected queuing for Communion to be rather negative! …standing in a suppliant line to receive a gift from a powerful, often male, figure. But repeatedly I found women had subverted this to make the experience a positive and empowering opportunity for social interaction! They talked of being all together, smiling to one another,… Read More STANDING TOGETHER: Loving the Communion queue!

“At heart level I think the most valuable thing of the Communion … is being with people and passing bread and wine between us and acknowledging our community” The women I interviewed emphasised the huge importance of relationality and community to the value of Communion in their lives. Human connectedness was at the heart of so… Read More Communion in Our Community