James T. Cleland - "Companions of the Table" Communion Meditation (October 6, 1968)

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	(church organ music)	0:03
	(choir singing)	0:28
	(church organ music)	1:20
	(choir singing)	1:41
	(choir singing continues)	2:30
	(choir singing continues)	3:06
-	Scriptures.	3:43
	Behold, I stand at the door and knock.	3:46
	If anyone hears my voice and opens the door,	3:50
	I will come into him and eat with him, and he with me.	3:53
	I am the living bread, which came down from heaven.	3:59
	If anyone eats of this bread, he shall live forever.	4:03
	And the bread which I shall give	4:07
	for the life of the world is my flesh.	4:10
	The cup of blessing, which we bless,	4:16
	is it not a participation in the blood of Christ?	4:19
	The bread which we break,	4:24
	is it not a participation in the body of Christ?	4:26
	Because there is one loaf.	4:30
	We who are many, are one body.	4:32
	Or we all partake of the same loaf.	4:36
	Beloved, let us love one another for love is of God.	4:40
	And he who loves is born of God and knows God.	4:45
	In this, the love of God was made manifest among us.	4:50
	That God sent his only son	4:55
	into the world so that we might live through him.	4:57
	Christ, our Paschal lamb is offered up for us,	5:04
	wants for all.	5:07
	When he bore our sins on his body upon the cross.	5:09
	For he is the very Lam of God that taketh away	5:13
	the sins of the world.	5:16
	Wherefore, let us keep a joyful	5:19
	and holy feast with the Lord.	5:21
	What no eye has seen or ear heard,	5:26
	nor the heart of man conceive,	5:30
	what God has prepared for those who loved him.	5:33
	God has revealed to us through the spirit,	5:37
	for the spirit searches even the depths of the heart.	5:41
	The Lord be with you.	5:47
	(congregation responds faintly)	5:50
	Let us pray the prayer for purity.	5:51
	Almighty God, under whom all hearts are open,	5:55
	all desires known,	5:59
	and from whom no secrets are hid,	6:01
	cleanse the thoughts of our hearts by the inspiration	6:04
	of Thy Holy Spirit,	6:07
	that we may perfectly love Thee	6:09
	and worthily magnify Thy holy name,	6:11
	through Christ, our Lord, amen.	6:14
	Now let us stand to say together, the Gloria in Excelsis	6:18
	Glory be to God on high,	6:27
	and on earth, peace, goodwill toward men.	6:30
	We praise Thee, we bless Thee, we worship Thee,	6:34
	we glorify Thee, we give thanks to Thee,	6:38
	for Thy great glory.	6:41
	Oh Lord God, Heavenly King,	6:43
	God the Father almighty.	6:46
	Oh Lord, the only begotten son, Jesus Christ,	6:48
	Oh Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of the Father,	6:52
	that taketh away the sins of the world,	6:57
	have mercy upon us.	7:00
	Thou that taketh away the sins of the world.	7:02
	receive our prayer.	7:05
	Thou that sittest at the right hand of God the Father,	7:07
	have mercy upon us,	7:10
	For Thou only art holy,	7:12
	Thou only art the Lord,	7:14
	Thou only oh, Christ with the Holy Ghost,	7:17
	art most high in the glory of God The Father.	7:20
	Amen.	7:24
	Remain standing to hear the invitation.	7:26
	Ye that do truly and earnestly repent of your sins	7:29
	or in love and charity with your neighbors,	7:33
	and intend to lead a new life,	7:36
	following the commandments of God	7:39
	in walking from henceforth, in his holy ways,	7:41
	drawn here with faith and take this holy sacrament	7:44
	to your comfort and make your humble confession	7:47
	to Almighty God.	7:51
	let us be seated to pray together the general confession.	7:53
	Let us pray.	8:00
	Almighty God, Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,	8:02
	maker of all things, judge of all men,	8:06
	we acknowledge and bewail our manifold sins	8:10
	and wickedness,	8:13
	which we, from time to time, most grievously have committed,	8:14
	by thought, word, and deed, against thy divine majesty.	8:18
	We do earnestly repent,	8:22
	and are heartily sorry for these, our misdoings.	8:24
	The remembrance of them is grievous unto us.	8:28
	Have mercy upon us, have mercy upon us,	8:31
	most merciful Father,	8:34
	for Thy son, our Lord Jesus Christ sake,	8:36
	forgive us all that is passed,	8:39
	and grant that we may ever hereafter serve and please Thee,	8:42
	in newness of life, to the honor and glory of thy name	8:45
	through Jesus Christ our Lord.	8:50
	Amen.	8:52
	Almighty God, our heavenly Father,	8:56
	who with thy great mercy has promised forgiveness of sins	8:59
	to all then that with hearty repentance and true faith,	9:03
	turn to Thee.	9:06
	Have mercy upon us.	9:08
	Pardon and deliver us from all our sins.	9:11
	Confirm, strengthen us in all goodness,	9:14
	and bring us to everlasting life,	9:18
	through Jesus Christ, our Lord.	9:21
	Hear what comfortable words the scriptures say	9:26
	to all that truly turn to the Lord.	9:29
	God so loved the world that gave gave His only son	9:34
	And whosoever believe in him should not perish	9:38
	but have eternal life.	9:41
	The saying is sure and worthy of full acceptance,	9:44
	that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners.	9:48
	If anyone sins, we have an advocate with the father.	9:56
	Jesus Christ, the righteous.	9:59
	And he is the expiation for our sins.	10:02
	And not for ours only, but for also,	10:05
	for the sins of the whole world.	10:08
	Let us pray for the whole state of Christ's church.	10:15
	Most merciful father, we humbly beseech Thee	10:20
	to receive these, our prayers for the universal church.	10:23
	That Thy will confirm it in the truth of Thy holy faith,	10:27
	inspire it with unity and concord,	10:31
	and extend and prosper it throughout the world.	10:35
	We beseech thee also, so to guide and strengthen	10:39
	the witness of the church to those in authority	10:42
	in all nations,	10:44
	that they may maintain the justice and welfare	10:46
	of all mankind.	10:49
	Give grace, oh heavenly Father,	10:54
	to all ministers of Thy church,	10:56
	that both by their life and doctrine,	10:59
	they may set forth Thy true and lively word,	11:01
	and faithfully administer Thy holy sacraments.	11:04
	And to all Thy people,	11:08
	give Thy Heavenly grace, that with willing heart,	11:10
	and due reverence,	11:13
	they may hear and receive Thy holy word.	11:14
	truly serving Thee in holiness and righteousness	11:18
	all the days of their lives.	11:22
	And we most humbly beseech thee of Thy goodness,	11:27
	Oh Lord, who support and strengthen all those who,	11:30
	in this transitory life are in trouble, sorrow,	11:33
	need, sickness, or any other adversity.	11:38
	We remember with thanksgiving, those who have loved	11:46
	and served Thee and Thy church on Earth,	11:48
	and now rest from their labors.	11:51
	Especially those most dear to us,	11:55
	whom we name in our parts before Thee.	11:57
	Keep us in fellowship with all Thy saints,	12:07
	and bring us at length to the joy of Thy heavenly kingdom.	12:10
	Amen.	12:22
-	The lesson from holy scriptures for this day	12:38
	is taken from the 13th chapter,	12:40
	of the Gospel according to St. John.	12:43
	let us hear the word of God.	12:46
	It was before the Passover festival,	12:50
	Jesus knew that his hour had come,	12:53
	and he must leave this world and go to the Father.	12:56
	He had always loved his own who were in the world.	12:59
	And now he was to show the full extent of his love.	13:03
	The devil had already put it into the mind of Judas,	13:07
	son of Simon Iscariot to betray him.	13:10
	During supper, Jesus, well aware that the Father	13:14
	had entrusted everything to him,	13:18
	and that he had come from God, and was going back to God,	13:20
	rose from the table, laid aside his garments	13:24
	and taking a towel, tied it round about him.	13:29
	Then he poured water into a basin,	13:33
	and began to wash his disciples' feet	13:36
	and wipe them with the towel.	13:39
	After washing their feet and taking his garments again,	13:42
	he sat down and he said to them,	13:47
	"I give you a new commandment.	13:52
	Love one another as I have loved you,	13:56
	so you are to love one another.	14:00
	If there is this love among you,	14:03
	then all will know but you are my disciples."	14:06
	Herein is the reading of the lesson for this day.	14:11
-	The peace of God be with you all.	14:27
	Here we are, a gathered congregation,	14:34
	at the Lord's supper,	14:39
	the Eucharist,	14:42
	the sacrament of holy communion,	14:45
	by whatever name it is best known to you,	14:48
	and best loved by you.	14:52
	Therefore let us reflect on this uncommon,	14:57
	common meal,	15:02
	on what it may mean to each one of us	15:05
	on this worldwide communion Sunday.	15:07
	And let us do so by looking at a word	15:13
	which signifies our literal and inevitable relationship	15:16
	to one another at this service.	15:21
	The word is,	15:25
	"Companion."	15:27
	"Companion," is derived from two Latin words,	15:30
	"Com," or "Cum,"	15:35
	meaning together,	15:38
	and "Panis,"	15:41
	which may be translated bread in general,	15:43
	or a loaf in particular.	15:48
	A companion is one who breaks bread,	15:51
	with another.	15:56
	Companions are by derivation,	15:58
	folk who have eaten bread together,	16:02
	with the derived effect that they are therefore,	16:06
	united, one to another.	16:10
	Now this attitude was particularly true in the near east,	16:13
	the home of the Lord's supper.	16:18
	It was a custom with the force of an unwritten law	16:21
	that a householder must open his door	16:28
	to any traveler who desired food and shelter.	16:33
	But something was added, a new dimension.	16:39
	The act of eating together was concluded	16:44
	with a vow of undying friendship.	16:49
	The meal in common was almost a religious act.	16:53
	To do a man evil,	16:59
	after breaking bread with him,	17:02
	was considered treachery of the highest order.	17:05
	Now this linking of eating and friendship	17:11
	spread to other lands, other cultures,	17:14
	some of you have visited Glencoe,	17:18
	that gash,	17:22
	like a sword cut among the loftiest	17:25
	and wildest of the highland hills in Scotland.	17:28
	More of you have heard about the massacre of Glencoe,	17:33
	that bloody act,	17:38
	of February 13th, 1692.	17:42
	Probably nothing in the history of Highland barbarism,	17:46
	and there was plenty of it in Scotland,	17:52
	was more inhuman than that massacre.	17:54
	Why?	17:59
	Because the 120 soldiers,	18:01
	all Campbells,	18:05
	who slew the 30 MacDonalds that grim night,	18:08
	had been guests of the Clan MacDonald,	18:14
	for 12 nights before the butchering.	18:18
	They had supped MacDonald oatmeal,	18:23
	dined on their venison, and drunk their whiskey.	18:26
	They had eaten their salt,	18:32
	and to this day it is still too much	18:35
	for some MacDonalds even to be civil to a Campbell.	18:39
	Now we, who spend so much of our eating time in cafeterias	18:45
	and at snack bars, or beside automatic food vendors,	18:51
	are not always aware of the cultural	18:57
	and fraternal importance of the table.	18:59
	Here is one instance of a profession within a society,	19:04
	which is conscious of the civilizing centrality	19:08
	of the table.	19:12
	The Inns of Court, four in number,	19:15
	are a kind of legal university in London,	19:19
	made up of four colleges.	19:23
	Gray's,	19:26
	Lincoln,	19:27
	Middle Temple,	19:29
	and Inner Temple.	19:30
	They have the exclusive right	19:32
	of calling a person to the bar,	19:34
	thus enabling him to practice in the higher courts.	19:38
	Now to become a member of the English bar,	19:42
	it is necessary,	19:45
	beside passing a few examinations in law,	19:46
	to be admitted as a member of one of these inns.	19:51
	And to keep 12 terms, extending over period of three years.	19:56
	Now, how does one keep 12 terms?	20:01
	It's not by residence,	20:06
	it's not by attendance and classes,	20:10
	but by eating six dinners,	20:14
	each term in the halls.	20:18
	The members of the bar were and are companions of the table,	20:23
	bound to one another through the symbolic instrumentality	20:29
	of the common meal.	20:35
	Now does this say anything to us who are gathered here?	20:37
	When we leave the chapel around noon,	20:43
	we shall have been Jesus' guests at his table,	20:46
	and fellow guests, one of another.	20:51
	When we all must think of the chapel as a dining room,	20:55
	even as a pantry, because pantries derived from "Panis."	21:00
	We are companions of the table of the Lord.	21:06
	And our Lord has told us how to behave toward one another.	21:11
	Because of that, according to the fourth gospel,	21:16
	he spoke these words to his group of intimate disciples	21:20
	at the Last Supper,	21:24
	"I give you a new commandment.	21:26
	Loved one another,	21:30
	as I have loved you,	21:32
	so you are to love one another.	21:34
	If there is love among you.	21:38
	then all will know that you are my disciples."	21:41
	He still says these words,	21:48
	to us,	21:50
	at his table,	21:52
	as his guests,	21:55
	bound to one another because we are all his disciples.	21:57
	And are expected to act toward one another in goodwill.	22:04
	Jesus said that thus, we would be recognized	22:10
	as his disciples.	22:14
	He could just as validly have called us his companions.	22:16
	And to be a companion of Jesus,	22:22
	is to be a companion of honor.	22:24
	It's also to be a companion of other companions.	22:29
	When we have eaten the earthly bread of heaven together	22:34
	we should be good companions.	22:39
	Boswell in his journal of a tour to the Hebrides,	22:45
	August 15th, 1733,	22:50
	tells of introducing a friend to Dr. Samuel Johnson.	22:54
	He describes his friend as,	22:59
	"A man,	23:01
	of whom to my much good cannot be said.	23:03
	Who is at once,	23:09
	a good companion and a good Christian,	23:12
	which I think is saying enough."	23:17
	Let me reverse two words from that quotation,	23:22
	and add one other word,	23:27
	"At once, a good Christian,	23:29
	and therefore,	23:33
	a good companion,	23:36
	which I think Is saying enough."	23:40
	Let us pray.	23:47
	For the table of thy son furnished for us.	23:51
	Glory Be to Thee, oh God,	23:55
	for our communion with Him,	23:58
	and our companionship, one with another,	24:01
	Glory be to Thee, oh God.	24:05
	Amen.	24:08
	Let us is now sing the hymn of preparation,	24:11
	Number 330th.	24:14
	(church organ music)	24:18
	(choir and congregation singing)	24:53
	(choir and congregation singing continues)	25:29
	(choir and congregation singing continues)	26:25
	(solemn church organ music)	27:16
	(choir singing)	28:38
	(choir singing continues)	29:35
	(choir singing continues)	30:14
	(choir singing continues)	31:05
	(choir singing continues)	31:31
	(choir singing continues)	32:14
	(choir singing continues)	33:06
	(lively church organ music)	34:18
	(choir singing)	34:42
	Almighty God,	35:18
	we offer here at Thy altar and dedicate under Thee,	35:20
	this money, this bread, and this wine.	35:24
	Symbols of our total selves.	35:27
	The money, the symbol of our material gifts and abilities.	35:30
	Bread and wine the symbols of the broken body,	35:36
	the shed blood of Thy son.	35:40
	And during this service, and forever hereafter,	35:43
	we dedicated these things and ourselves to thee,	35:48
	through Jesus Christ our Lord.	35:53
	Amen.	35:56
	In the ritual section of your annual,	36:07
	kindly turn to the page numbered with the little number 14.	36:09
	we will continue our service.	36:15
	Lift up your hearts.	36:20
	(congregation responds incoherently)	36:22
	Let us give thanks unto the Lord.	36:25
	(congregation responds incoherently)	36:27
	It is very neat, right, and our bounded duty,	36:32
	that we should at all times and in all places,	36:35
	give thanks unto Thee, oh Lord,	36:38
	holy Father, almighty everlasting God.	36:41
	Therefore with angels and archangels,	36:45
	and with all the company of heaven,	36:47
	we laud and magnify Thy glorious name,	36:49
	evermore praising thee and saying,	36:52
	(choir and congregation singing)	36:56
	Let us be seated for our prayer.	37:26
	Almighty God, our heavenly Father, who of Thy tender mercy,	37:36
	didst give Thine only son, Jesus Christ.	37:40
	He suffered death upon the cross for our redemption.	37:43
	Who made there by the one offering of Himself,	37:47
	a full perfect and sufficient sacrifice	37:50
	for the sins of the whole world,	37:53
	And did institute, and in His holy gospel command us	37:56
	to continue a perpetual memory of His precious death	38:00
	until His coming again.	38:04
	Hear us, oh merciful Father,	38:08
	we most humbly beseech thee,	38:10
	and grant that we, receiving these, Thy creatures	38:12
	of bread and wine, according to Thy son,	38:15
	our savior of Jesus Christ's holy institution.	38:18
	In remembrance of his passion, death and resurrection,	38:22
	may be partakers of the divine nature, through him.	38:27
	Who in the night that he was betrayed, took bread.	38:33
	And when he had given thanks,	38:36
	he broke it and gave it to his disciples saying,	38:38
	"Take,	38:41
	eat.	38:43
	This is my body,	38:44
	which is given for you.	38:47
	Do this in remembrance of me."	38:50
	Likewise, after supper he took the cup,	38:56
	and when he had given thanks, he gave it to them saying,	38:59
	"Drink ye all of this.	39:02
	For this is my blood of the new covenant,	39:05
	which is shed for you, and for many.	39:09
	For the forgiveness of sins.	39:12
	Do this as oft as you shall drink it,	39:15
	in remembrance of me."	39:19
	Amen.	39:21
	Let us all together with heart and voice,	39:24
	pray the prayer of humble access.	39:26
	We do not presume to come to this Thy table,	39:30
	oh, merciful Lord.	39:33
	Trusting in our own righteousness,	39:35
	but in Thy manifold and great mercies.	39:37
	We are not so much as to gather up the crumbs	39:40
	under Thy table.	39:43
	But thou art the same Lord whose property	39:45
	is always to have mercy.	39:48
	Grant us therefore, gracious Lord,	39:50
	so to partake of this sacrament of Thy son, Jesus Christ,	39:53
	that we may walk in newness of life,	39:57
	may grow into his likeness, and may evermore dwell in him,	40:00
	and he in us.	40:04
	Amen.	40:06
	(soft church organ music)	40:22
	♪ Our Father ♪	41:18
	♪ Who art in Heaven ♪	41:21
	♪ Hallowed be thy name ♪	41:24
	♪ Thy kingdom come ♪	41:31
	♪ Thy will be done ♪	41:34
	♪ On earth as it is in heaven. ♪	41:37
	♪ Give us this day our daily bread ♪	41:47
	♪ And forgive us our trespasses ♪	41:56
	♪ As we forgive those who trespass against us ♪	42:00
	♪ And lead us not into temptation ♪	42:10
	♪ But deliver us from evil ♪	42:14
	♪ For Thine is the kingdom ♪	42:22
	♪ And the power ♪	42:25
	♪ And the glory ♪	42:27
	♪ Forever ♪	42:30
-	The body of the Lord Jesus Christ which was given	44:32
	for thee,	44:36
	preserve thy soul and body unto everlasting life.	44:37
	The blood of the Lord Jesus Christ was shed for thee,	44:43
	preserve thy soul body unto everlasting life.	44:47
-	The king of heaven, His table spreads,	45:37
	and blessings crown that board,	45:41
	not paradise with all its joys,	45:44
	could such delight afford.	45:48
	Millions of souls in glory now were fed and feasted here,	45:51
	and millions more still on the way,	45:56
	around that board appeared.	45:59
	All things are ready.	46:03
	Come away,	46:05
	no weak excuses frame,	46:07
	come to your places at God's feast,	46:09
	and bless the founder's name	46:13
	(soft church organ music)	46:21
	In memory of our savior's love, we keep the sacred feast,	47:19
	for every humble contrite heart	47:23
	was made a welcome guest.	47:27
	One hope, one faith,	47:29
	one hope, one Lord,	47:32
	one God alone, we know,	47:34
	as brethren all, let every heart with kind affection glow.	47:37
	By faith, we take the bread of life	47:43
	with which our souls are fed,	47:45
	the cup in token of his blood,	47:49
	that was for sinners, shed.	47:52
	In faith and memory, thus we sing,	47:55
	the wonders of His love and thus anticipate by faith,	47:58
	the heavenly feast above.	48:03
	Bread of the world, in mercy broken,	49:17
	wine of the soul, in mercy shed.	49:20
	By whom the words of life were spoken,	49:24
	and in whose death, our sins are dead.	49:27
	Look on the heart by sorrow broken,	49:31
	look on the tears by sinner shed.	49:35
	And by Thy feast, to us the token,	49:38
	that by Thy grace, our souls are fed.	49:42
	(soft church organ music)	49:50
	(soft church organ music continues)	50:44
	Deck thyself, my soul with gladness,	51:05
	leave the gloomy pomps of sadness,	51:08
	come into the daylight splendor,	51:11
	there with joy, Thy praises rendered,	51:13
	and to him, with grace unbounded,	51:16
	hath this wondrous banquet founded.	51:19
	High are all the heavens he reigneth,	51:23
	yet to dwell with thee, he deigneth.	51:26
	Sun, through all my life was brightened,	51:31
	light who thus my soul, enlightened.	51:34
	Joy, the sweetest manna or oil.	51:38
	Found, points all my being flawed.	51:42
	At Thy feet I cry, my maker,	51:46
	let me be a fit partaker,	51:49
	of this blessed food from heaven,	51:51
	for our glory, by glory given.	51:54
	(soft church organ music)	52:06
	(soft church organ music)	53:06
	(soft church organ music)	54:06
	For the bread, which Thou has broken,	54:35
	for the wine which Thou has poured,	54:38
	for the words with Thou has spoken,	54:41
	now we give Thee thanks, oh Lord.	54:43
	By this pledge that Thou does love us,	54:47
	by Thy gift of peace restored,	54:49
	by Thy call to heaven above us,	54:52
	follow all our lives, oh Lord.	54:55
	And Thy service Lord, defend us,	54:58
	and our hearts keep, watch, and ward,	55:00
	in the world where Thou dost send us	55:04
	let Thy kingdom come, oh Lord.	55:07
	(church organ music)	55:15
	(church organ music continues)	55:56
	(church organ music continues)	56:37
	(church organ music continues)	57:00
	(church organ music continues)	57:59
-	The peace of the Lord be with you.	58:27
	Let us give thanks unto the Lord.	58:32
	Let us pray together,	58:40
	our prayer of thanksgiving and dedication.	58:41
	Oh Lord, our heavenly Father.	58:44
	We, Thy humble servants desire Thy fatherly goodness	58:47
	mercifully to accept this,	58:51
	our sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving.	58:53
	Most humbly beseeching Thee to grant,	58:56
	that by the merits and death of Thy son, Jesus Christ,	58:58
	and through faith in His blood,	59:02
	we and Thy whole church may have obtain	59:05
	forgiveness of our sins,	59:07
	and all other benefits of His passion.	59:09
	And here we offer and present unto thee, oh Lord,	59:12
	ourselves, our souls and bodies,	59:15
	to be a reasonable, holy, and lively sacrifice unto thee.	59:18
	Humbly beseeching thee,	59:23
	that all we, who are partakers of this holy communion,	59:25
	may be filled with Thy grace and heavenly benediction.	59:29
	And although we be unworthy, through our manifold sins,	59:33
	to offer unto Thee any sacrifice,	59:37
	yet we beseech to accept this, our bounded duty and service.	59:40
	Not weighing our merits, but pardoning our offenses,	59:44
	through Jesus Christ our Lord,	59:48
	by whom, with whom, in the unity of the Holy Spirit,	59:51
	all honor and glory be unto thee,	59:55
	Oh, Father almighty, world without end.	59:58
	Amen.	1:00:01
	Let us stand and receive the benediction and blessing.	1:00:05
	The peace of God which passeth all understanding,	1:00:14
	keep your hearts and minds in the knowledge	1:00:18
	and love of God and of his son, Jesus Christ, our Lord.	1:00:20
	And the blessing of God almighty,	1:00:24
	the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit be among you,	1:00:27
	and remain with you always.	1:00:31
	Amen.	1:00:33
	(woman speaking indistinctly)	1:00:35
	(choir singing softly)	1:00:41
	(choir singing continues)	1:01:17
	(church bells ringing)	1:02:09
	(church organ music)	1:02:22
	(indistinct clamoring)	1:02:59
	(people conversing indistinctly)	1:03:14
	(man speaking indistinctly)	1:03:25
	(church organ music continues)	1:03:29
	(indistinct clamoring)	1:03:45
	(church organ music continues)	1:03:59
	(people conversing indistinctly)	1:04:23

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Title:

James T. Cleland - "Companions of the Table" Communion Meditation (October 6, 1968)

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October 6, 1968

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Cleland, James T. (James Tough), 1903-1974

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Duke University. Chapel

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