Anglican

[JM]

Tomorrow morning I’ll be attending the old Anglican church I studied in to be a layreader. My wife and I were married there. My grams still attends and I thought it would be nice to attend worship with her, to pray with her after a round of health issues my grandfather has suffered through.

Here’s the question; should I take part in the Lord’s Supper?

The minister is a broad or low Anglican, the parishioners are high Anglican, the service is a plan Canadian Book of Prayer service.

Yours in the Lord,

jm

 

[gord44]

Go for it! They got the good communal wine there too. Good for a early morning wake up. I always loved a good Anglican communion.

 

[JM]

I didn't make it. The insomnia has been horrible the last week so I stayed home to sleep. I don't feel bad for missing church when I suffer from lack of sleep, not at all, if I go too long without forcing myself to sleep I become really sick.

Maybe next Sunday.

jm

 

[abacabb3]

Being that insomnia has bought me more time to answer, then I would say if they preach the Gospel you can take communion.

Concerning insomnia, I used to sleep like a rock and now my sleep is starting to get more finicky (sinus infection, neck, back, etc.) I put James White is one of his debates, or the Dividing Line, and it tends to put me to sleep (even though I enjoy listening.)

 

[JM]

Being that insomnia has bought me more time to answer, then I would say if they preach the Gospel you can take communion.

Concerning insomnia, I used to sleep like a rock and now my sleep is starting to get more finicky (sinus infection, neck, back, etc.) I put James White is one of his debates, or the Dividing Line, and it tends to put me to sleep (even though I enjoy listening.)

I had sinus surgery and it worked but it doesn’t necessarily last. My nasal passages narrowed again. I’m going to a sleep clinic next month.

 

[abacabb3]

What do you get, headaches? Sore throat? That's my common symptoms. WHen it is really bad, it feels like someone punched me in the face. Everyone whom I heard had the surgery did not have lasting results.

 

[drjean]

What does your ENT say? Sounds like allergies to me, not a sleep problem. But hopefully someone will find your solution.

 

[JM]

I’ve had insomnia for 20 years now. I sleep 7 or 8 hours one, maybe two nights a week. The rest of the time I get about 3 -5 hours. It was never a problem until recently, I’m not as young as I use to be and I really feel it now. My body shudders when I try to get up, I shake and my stomach starts to turn. But, I never miss work and I read a lot. I still lift weights and practice martial arts once in a while. The Doc said my EKG is good, I’m heathy, but after 10 years of using sleeping pills twice a week I threw them all out. Im banking on the sleep study to clear up the issue.

Yours in the Lord,

jm
PS: Don’t worry folks, I share all of my passwords and accounts with my wife and children. They keep me accountable. If you are friends with me on fb or Instagram you’ll notice my wifey’s name is right there with me.

 

[abacabb3]

jm
PS: Don’t worry folks, I share all of my passwords and accounts with my wife and children. They keep me accountable. If you are friends with me on fb or Instagram you’ll notice my wifey’s name is right there with me.

Don't understand this comment

 

[gord44]

Don't understand this comment

hehe. I was thinking the same thing

 

[JM]

I don't know where it went but I made a comment about using social media when I'm up late...lol maybe I dosed off and just thought I wrote it.