Holy Communion

Seventh-day Adventist Christians take part in the Lord’s Supper, or communion service, as a commemoration of Jesus’ sacrificial death on the cross. It’s a time to reflect upon what Jesus has done for us, and to respectfully express this gratitude as a church family.

We’ll look at:

• What the Lord’s Supper is and what it means
• The “emblems” and “ordinances,” and their symbolism
  • Bread
  • Wine
  • Footwashing
• Preparing for the Lord’s Supper communion service

The Lord’s Supper is a simple celebration of Jesus’ sacrifice and promise, but its significance is profound. It is a unifying act of worship, joy, and remembrance of our Savior’s unmatchable love.

Seventh-day Adventists practice open communion. All believers who claim Jesus is their Lord are welcome to take part in the service.