Living Lord’s Last Supper Portrayed at First CP Church
From the Apr 7, 2026 e-Edition
McKENZIE (April 2) — McKenzie First Cumberland Presbyterian Church hosted a living Lord’s Last Supper on Thursday, April 2. Members of the church portrayed the disciples during the event in the church’s sanctuary.
Re-enactors were Bill Kreuter - Andrew, Andrew Webb - James the Lesser, Matthew Espey - Judas, Lee Lawrence - Nathaniel, Eli Surber - Philip, Thaddeus - Terry Howell, Daniel Gipson - James, Jody Trout - John, Jon Davis - Matthew, Tim Nanney - Thomas, Kevin Milton - Simon the Zealot, and Chuck Hutcheson - Peter.
Brother Rob Harris led the evening service. The church family observed communion again on Easter Sunday.
In the e-Edition
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