There is teaching in the Bible about Holy Communion, in Matthew 26 v 26-30; Mark 14 v 22-26; Luke 22 v 14-23; 1 Corinthians 10 v 14-22 & 11 v 23-34.

Communion is to be observed only by those who have become real Christians, because in taking the bread and wine, we are claiming to have personally taken Jesus as our Saviour - as the One whose body was broken for us, and whose blood was shed for us. The Bible also teaches that communion is an act of remembrance - the bread remains bread and the wine remains wine. These elements most certainly do not change into the body and blood of Jesus.

Communion is observed regularly in our church.

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