Communion
Communion, also known as “The Lord’s Supper,” is offered on the first Sunday
of each month during worship service, as well as on special occasions such
as Maundy Thursday. This element of Christian worship is open to all
believers, regardless of church affiliation.
Most Sunday’s trays of bread are passed through the pews. The bread is held
until everyone is served, then eaten together. The juice is then passed
through the pews, and may be taken as each person is ready through prayer
and confession.
Once a quarter, it is served by intinction, where
congregants are invited to come forward to two stations, break off a piece of bread,
then dip the bread into a chalice of juice. Afterwhich, they return to their seat.
Our homebound members
also receive communion, which will be brought to them by the Pastor or an
Elder or Deacon, on a quarterly basis, or more often if requested.
Updated 5 September 2010