Thanks for responses to my request for communion liturgies. I'll be checking out your suggestions soon. Another piece I've been using in my weekly Lenten services is a guided meditation in place of a message or sermon. I've tried hard to find good ones on the internet, and I want to point you to the site where I've found the most quality meditations all in one place:
A Cup Of Cold Water - an Index Of Devotionals, Poems and Other Writings
By Charlene Elizabeth Fairchild. Many of you sermon-writers will recognize the name Fairchild - these meditations come from the same super site Sermons and Sermon - Lectionary Resources put together by Rev. Richard Fairchild. I encourage you to check both out.
Also, again my apologies to bloglet users - the site seems to keep "un-enabling" my subscriptions, and I have to manually re-do. Sorry for the inconsistency!
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