Communion (also called the Lord’s Supper) is a simple but meaningful practice we share together as a church. As believers, we eat a small piece of bread and drink a cup of juice as a way of remembering Jesus – his body broken and his blood shed for us. It’s a moment to pause, reflect, and give thanks. You’ll see us take communion together during some of our services. If you believe in Jesus, you are welcome to participate, but there is no pressure. If you are not a believer, it is more than ok to not participate, without any judgement.