Welcome to the Lord's Table by Margaret Withers

Welcome to the Lord's Table by Margaret Withers

Welcome to the Lord's Table is a fully revised edition of a highly successful programme, used in many churches and denominations throughout the UK. Rewritten for a new generation, it has been brought up to date, fully reflecting changes in both church process and church culture over recent years. New illustrations and new content will enhance the book's appeal and usefulness. Aimed primarily at church ministers, children's workers, parents and teachers who want to enable children aged 7 - 9 to participate fully in eucharistic worship, the introductory chapters explore the background to the question of preparing young children for Holy Communion, give guidance on preparing the congregation, training leaders and involving the family, and include a guide to using the programme. The programme itself comprises eleven flexible teaching units and is designed to last approximately three months overall, with the children receiving Holy Communion towards the end of the programme. Each unit begins with leader's personal reflections to help prepare those who are leading for the task ahead. These are followed by sections on aims and objectives, resources and preparation, teaching, activity, Bible reading, focus on church, prayer and worship.

Margaret Withers took up her role as the Archbishop’s Officer for Evangelism among Children in June 2001. Formerly Children’s Work Adviser for the Diocese of Rochester, she taught in several Inner London schools and for the Open University. She has written several books as well as her highly successful, Welcome to the Lord’s Table.

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ISBN 13	9780857464941
ISBN 10	0857464949
Title	Welcome to the Lord's Table
Author	Margaret Withers
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	BRF (The Bible Reading Fellowship)
Year published	2017-07-21
Number of pages	96
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