The Archbishop of Canterbury seems to be in favour of admitting baptised children to Communion before confirmation. In his brief foreword to...

The boy is repeatedly asking to be admitted to the Lord's Table.

Some jottings from James B. Jordan's chapter of the above title in Strawbridge (ed.), The Case for Covenant Communion : ... every single...

From Tim Gallant's chapter of that name in Strawbridge's Case for Covenant Communion : The overwhelming evidence for paedocommunion ...

Some jottings from Jeffrey J. Meyer's chapter in The Case for Covenant Communion: 1 Cor 11:28 - dokimazw - to prove, approve, accredit ...

D.v., I hope to blog my way through some notes I've made in the margin from the book of that title. From Robert S. Rayburn, 'A Pres...

If, as seems likely, the early church sometimes celebrated the Lord's Supper in the context of an ordinary meal (or so called Agape), as...

Here is the conclusion of Tommy Lee's "The History of Paedocommunion: From the Early Church Until 1500”: (emphasis added) From th...

I think Calvin is a little over optimistic about how well informed people are when he says: Who knows not that ancient Christians were wont ...

Thanks to Mrs Lloyd for directing me to Mrs Wilson's blog post on little ones in church. http://femina.reformedblogs.com/2008/07/24/litt...

Revd James B. Jordan argues that "those who believe that children do not belong at Jesus' table should excommunicate all pregnant w...