SALLY: Butch, do you eat bread?

BUTCH: That's a silly question. Sure I eat bread.

SALLY: Well, I know most of us do but you do act strange sometimes so I thought I better ask.

BUTCH: Well, Sally, I do.

SALLY: Considering that, what kind to you eat?

BUTCH: By the loaf!!

SALLY: No, I mean do you mostly rye, or whole wheat or what?

BUTCH: I see what you mean. I eat wheat. Why do you ask?.

SALLY: You see, people from all over the world eat bread but it is made from all kinds of different things

BUTCH: What kind of things.

SALLY: For instance, in Mexico some of the bread is made with corn. Have you ever heard of corn bread.

BUTCH: Sure I have. Mom serves cornbread with beans. It is really good.

SALLY: In China some of the bread is made from rice.

BUTCH: Rice, that doesn't sound good to me.

SALLY: Native Americans used to make bread from acorns and in Europe some bread is made out of rye.

BUTCH: That's the very dark bread mom serves once in a while.

SALLY: All over the world people eat bread. We may all use different ingredients to make bread, but we all eat some kind of bread.

BUTCH: Wow, that's neat. But why all this talk about bread.

SALLY: This morning, people all over the world are going to be eating bread for a special reason, for Communion.

BUTCH: My Sunday School teacher told us about that. Jesus told us that when we take Communion, we are doing so we can remember how He died for us.

SALLY: Yes, and the bread of Communion represents Jesus' body.

BUTCH: And the grape juice represents Jesus' blood, because Jesus bled for us when He died.

SALLY: He loved us enough to die for us. And He died for everyone, all over the world.

BUTCH: So millions of people will remember Jesus today and remember His love for us. That's neat.

SALLY: It sure is. Bye everyone.