The last meal

The celebration of the Lord’s Supper looks back to the crucifixion where Christ’s blood was shed for sinners, and looks forward to joining our Lord in glory.

I thought this was a fun thing to share. This particular infographic presents last meals in a different way. It shows us what is believed to be the last meal of some of the most iconic laid-to-rest figures sorted by caloric content on a scale of simple to fancy. Weird, right? http://www.skinnykitchen.com/recipes/last-meals-infographic/

Holy Thurday

Last bites: It would be an all-day, all-night send off for the TV chef and Cinnamon Club supremo

Personally, we'd like to believe that Snoop Dogg was actually present.

venison and hotpot potatoes.

My last supper: The dancer Akram Khan would choose to be moved by minimalist paintings and the simplicity of a Japanese meal for his last dance

picture last supper

As part of the bigger Easter Story we’ve told the story of Jesus’ last meal with his disciples from Luke 22:7-20 The story Jerusalem was full of people! They had come to the big city to celebrate Passover. Passover is a special meal – it reminds God’s people of how God saved them from being … Continue reading The Last Supper – Luke 22 →

Detail - The Last Supper ca 1562 Juan de Juanes Altarpiece of Saint Stephen Valencia Prado

On the night Jesus was arrested, He shared the annual Passover meal with His disciples. That meal was the last supper Jesus had with His disciples before His crucifixion and the first "Lord's Supper." Many churches today observe this event with Maundy Thursday services. These activities are related to this event.

The Last Supper is one of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous paintings, depicting the final meal of Jesus Christ before his death. Here's what he may have eaten.

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