How are community services?

How are community services?

A communion service plays last supper of Jesus with his disciples, which you can read in Luke 22. Later, the Apostle Paul instructed his followers to "proclaim" the Lord's death through communion Celebration until he comes again. Communion, the sacrament, and the Eucharist. While liturgical and traditional Protestant denominations restrict the people who can officiate at a celebration of Holy communion to the ordained members of the clergy, many Christians are not this restriction is found in the Bible and believe that every Person born again can conduct a communion service. Most of the community services occur in the context of a larger worship service.

What you Need

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  bread
  
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  of wine or grape juice
  
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    chalice or individual cups
    
    
    • Prepare the communion elements ahead of time. Theological interpretation can inform whether you are unleavened bread, as matzos, or whether you allow regular bread for communion. Your tradition will also help you to decide whether wine or grape juice. Let the whole bread on a plate. Pour the wine or the juice in a common Cup or chalice or individual cups. You can have cups every kind of cupdisposable cardboard or small plastic or glass communion cups that you can buy in a Christian book store or Church supply store. the
    • , they Gather together the Church. You take the bread and recite the verses in I Corinthians 11:23-24. Break the bread into pieces and put it back on the plate. This is dedicated to the bread for the sacrament. the
    • Holding a chalice with wine or grape juice. The verses recite in I Corinthians 11:25-26. This is dedicated to the drink for the communion service. the
    • follow their tradition to distribute bread and wine or grape juice to the members of the congregation. Many groups share in the family so that the head of the household, his family. Other groups expect each individual to take the elements and eat them privately, serving themselves. Other groups, line-up, so that the leaders of the congregation or the elders to serve, each person in the series. Many Christians state something like: "This is the body of Christ, given unto you," and insert the name of the person, after the word "you." If you serve the drinks-you say something like, "This is the shedding of the blood of Christ, cleanse you of your sins." the
    • the time in the communion service for personal reflection and prayer following the distribution of the elements. Many of the municipalities belong to a supper on a weekly basis, while others celebrate communion less frequently. Christians also differ over the meaning of the elements. Some believe that the bread and wine or grape juice symbolize the body and blood of Christ, while others believe that a spiritual transformation is happening with the dedications.