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THE LAST SUPPER
Using Mark’s Gospel explain the importance of the meal for Jesus and his disciples
To many Christians Holy Communion is the centre of their worshipping lives. It is a memorial to Jesus’ last meal and life on earth before he died. ...
On the first day of the feast of the Passover, Jesus shared his last meal with his disciples in an upstairs room in a house in Jerusalem. This later became known as the “Last Supper” and is celebrated by Christians all over the world. On the day of the Last Supper Jesus gave his disciples an order to go into Jerusalem and make preparations for the annual feast of the Passover. ... Jesus’ Last Supper is celebrated in different ways in different religions and the services are given different names. ... Another two names given to the celebrations of the Last Supper are the “Breaking of the Bread” and the “Lords Supper”. These have simple meanings and are a reminder to Christians of what happened the night of Jesus’ Last Supper. ... ” He says the words of Jesus at the Last Supper and then the Lord’s Prayer is said together. ...
The last church I will look at is the Baptist Church. In this church the communion service is much more informal than in other churches and is referred to as the Lord’s Supper.
Approximate Word count = 1122
Approximate Pages = 4.5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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