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Ian Boughton
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I believe it's also full of preservatives, and you can't safely drink a lot. Probably all for the best.
In my limited experience and that mainly of Baptist Churches
Communion wine is either Red Grape Juice straight out of a supermarket carton or odd stuff out of proper wine bottles marked non alcoholic communion wine which tastes like the very cheap…
Don't shoot the messenger - I merely quoted the conversation.
No - it's usually something vaguley fortified in the Anglican church - like across between port and sherry... in the Baptist church it's Ribena...
Claret is NOT communion wine!
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At least not in a Baptist church.
I happened to sit next to a lady in the Baptist church here; she had come in with her elderly mother, and we started chatting. She said 'my mum always likes to come here for communion - she says it's the only chance she gets for a decent drop of cla…
'Communion' wine is ALWAYS odd-tasting.
:p
"Oh, I missed out a requirement for warm, odd tasting beer, but this IS Christian folk we're talking about."
Substitute "Warm odd tasting communion wine!"
That was from a spoof version of The Boxer, called 'The Folker', which the SO used to sing occasionally round the campfire... can't find it on Google, but I canprobably dig the lyrics out of one of the old books of songs he collected...
That made me chuckle - thanks Ian.
There's a similar verse to that in the spoof version of 'The Band Played Waltzing Matilda'. It goes 'and as I swung into verse 43, I looked at the place where the audience used to be, but by then there was no-one left listening to me...'
Now, someo…
'In Sir Patrick Spens I clean forgot the 27th verse,
So I sang the 42nd, twice as loud and in reverse
And no-one noticed...'
Oh, I missed out a requirement for warm, odd tasting beer, but this IS Christian folk we're talking about.
;-)
"Every string was tuned to A - nearly"
Oh, in that case, yes, we definitely do folk at our church :-)
Profile Information
- Home Town:
- Veryan
- Home Church:
- Various
- Musical Gift(s):
- Guitar, bass, composer
- About Me:
- Involved in many church bands when in Oxfordshire, and recorded series of albums as part of Caleb's Mission, in aid of a charity for the destitute sick in Africa and india. Now in rural Cornwall.
- Favourite Music
- Last four bands were soul, trad jazz, gospel, and 70s rock! I do love the gospel blues and country gospel of the 40s-60s.
- Favourite Books / Authors
- Yancey - Soul Survivor and What's So Amazing About Grace.
- Favourite Bible Verses / Passages
- Ecclesiastes 3:12: I know that there is nothing better for men than to be happy and do good while they live.
- Website
- http://www.skywriter.demon.co.uk
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 2:07pm on June 26, 2009,
Mark Kendal said… - :-)
By the way is that a 335 you're playing? I'm starting to have a look athte Ibanez copy. Tried it once in a shop and liked it loads!
Mark
- At 11:08am on June 26, 2009,
Mark Kendal said…
- Hi Ian
Great to have you here, thanks for joining!
All the best.
Mark
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