For Christians, sharing bread and wine is a profound act of unity and remembrance. This sacred ritual gathers the community to honor Christ’s death and resurrection. By partaking in bread and wine, believers are reminded of Christ’s sacrifice, which offers redemption and hope.

Holy Communion strengthens faith, deepens spiritual connections, and reaffirms core Christian beliefs. It fosters togetherness and shared purpose, allowing reflection on the grace and love embodied by Christ. Engaging in this tradition renews commitment to Christ’s teachings, nurturing a vibrant and unified faith community.

We celebrate Holy Communion at least once a month, usually on the first Sunday. This sacred rite is a vital part of our faith, and we warmly invite everyone who believes in Christ to join us.