No, we are a Christian community that welcomes all God’s children and invites full participation.

The Sunday bulletin contains all the prayers, hymns, music and other cues to make it easier for you to fully participate in our worship.

This is the term used by the early Church for the Lord’s Supper. It is also the Greek word for “thanksgiving.” By celebrating the Holy Eucharist, we are also proclaiming the historic faith of the Church that celebrates the fullness of God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

During communion, we distribute wafers (also called hosts), and wine. They are symbols of the bread and wine our Lord used with his disciples to talk about our life in Him, and His life in us: “we are one body in one Lord.”

No, we are a Christian community that welcomes all God’s children and invites full participation.

No. While many find a deep grace and joy in this shared Biblical Sacrament, you can make your own decision about taking communion. If you choose not to take communion, you are welcome to come forward for a blessing. Also, if gluten is an issue, let us know and we can easily provide an alternative host.

We have individual communion cups with a wafer in a sealed container to prevent having to pass communion elements out.