We take communion as Jesus commanded when He said the words "do this in remembrance of me" every week. Communion, also known as the Lord's Supper, is a reminder of the foundational teachings of our faith related to the death, resurrection, ascension, and promised heavenly hope of communing one future day with Jesus in Heaven. A communion meditation prior to the taking of communion reminds us of how the death and resurrection of Jesus relate to our lives today. We do not believe that one must take communion every week – it is our choice.

Our communion might be a little different than you have previously experienced. Our communion bread is both gluten and dairy free. We take communion together and following the cup, you might hear the plastic communion cups "crackling" across our worship as we remember the veil being torn from top to bottom as Christ died for our sins. From that day forward, the ability to communicate with God directly was forever made possible through His death and resurreciton.