Two Sacrament Views in Soviet Russia
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ClarkJanuary 25, 2022
Many years ago, we were on a cruise that included a Church group and were invited to attend their Sacrament Meeting. They had not brought any trays, but the cruise line had provided dinner plates to be used for the bread, and small paper cups to hold the water. The paper cups were obtained from the coffee bar, and were imprinted with the message "Seattle's Best Coffee." So it was memorable for more than one reason.
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