This pewter communion plate has a raised ropework rim and is inscribed 'ST LUKE'S CHURCH 1837'.
Large circular pewter plate with a raised ropework rim, of St Luke's Church, 1837
In Presbyterian churches communion usually took place once or twice a year. Those considered worthy by the elders were invited to sit round a table to share bread and wine, representing the body and blood of Christ.
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