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Richard Dukesayle, in 1630, gave the utensils belonging to the communion table.
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He glanced down at the white-draped communion table, as he continued:
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O mores!-of cedar and immortelles, stood on the communion table.
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The old high-altar stone is still in existence, and is now used as the communion table.
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The communion table was plain and simple and stood modestly in the centre of the choir.
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Next the sufferer entered the church and lay down under the communion table till break of day.
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Vernon Street Church, just as many years afterwards he received Mr. Moody to the same communion table.
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The centre window, immediately over the communion table, represented the Saviour of the world, dying upon the cross.
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I should consider it an infamous mockery to go to the communion table without feeling the proper conviction.
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Grace entered my heart, and I knelt at the communion table, I trust, in true humility of soul.
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Beside him at that communion table knelt a young gunner, "Joe," of the Royal Field Artillery.
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The main difference is that there is no altar; the communion table being placed in the body of the church.
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He asked me if I would remove the candlesticks from the communion table, and let him preach in a black gown.
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It spread into the parent church, and over one hundred converts made their public confession of Christ before our communion table.
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These were the seats for communicants, and the communion table until about sixteen years ago stood in the middle of the chancel.
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A gallery ran across each end of the room, and in the middle stood the pulpit, with the communion table before it.