These enslaved Africans, our Christian forebears, remind and challenge us that we cannot
break bread together unless we work together for a world where hunger is a distant memory rather than a present haunting scandal.
Help at hand: John Steventon, food bank development worker, at the
Break Bread Food Bank.
Certainly we suffer when our nearest and dearest are hurting--our families and friends with whom we
break bread often.
It is an old Roman custom to
break bread over a bride's head to wish her good luck.
'It is more offensive to
break bread with the guy,' Mr.
in fact, with a paltry three per cent of votes he was the man Brits would least like to
break bread with.
They could hope for a future when they could feel His touch,
break bread with Him and watch Him preach to the crowds.
The highest compliment I can thus pay Let My People Go Surfing: The Education of a Reluctant Businessman is that I'd love to
break bread with Yvon Chouinard.
Then Phil tells us the stories of his grand tour of every AK47'd revolutionary clan he convinced to
break bread with him.
The same spirituals learned in Sunday school--"Let Us
Break Bread Together," "Go Tell It on the Mountain," "He's Got the Whole World in His Hand," were born when slaves, newly converted to Christianity, took words from the Bible, and turned them into religious songs and church rituals that many black churches still use today.
Sit down to
break bread with someone else instead of shoveling your food alone.
This 60-member group meets monthly to "
break bread" and hold programs and discussions that promote interaction and collegiality among all legal professionals.
Whenever you "
break bread" with your customers--which is what you're doing when you're selling a contract--never eat and run.
I am honored and consider it a personal privilege to
break bread with the plank owners of Combat Control.
Eucharist was centre stage, flanked by such hymns as Let Us
Break Bread Together.
