Every church celebrates Communion to remember Jesus’ love and sacrifice. But one question often comes up: How often should we observe Communion? The Bible doesn’t give an exact answer, which means every church can set its own schedule. The focus is not about how many times we do it, but
Every church celebrates Communion to remember Jesus’ love and sacrifice. But one question often comes up: How often should we observe Communion? The Bible doesn’t give an exact answer, which means every church can set its own schedule. The focus is not about how many times we do it, but in keeping our hearts focused on Christ each time we share the bread and cup. At AllCommunion, we believe Communion should be simple, meaningful, and easy to serve. Whether your church observes the sacrament every week or once a month, the purpose is always the same, to remember and give thanks.
Every time believers share the bread and cup, they do more than follow a tradition. They participate in a sacred story that connects hearts across generations. Understanding the Communion significance
For many churches, preparing for Communion can quickly become a challenge—not because of the service itself, but because of the supplies. Between Communion trays, cups, and other essential church supplies,
Serving Communion is one of the most meaningful parts of church life but for multi-site churches, it can also be one of the most challenging. As multi-site churches continue to
Staying faithful to outreach ministry and visitation doesn’t have to stretch your church’s budget thin. In 2025, more ministries are turning to portable Communion kits as a simple, sanitary, and
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As a person who takes communion daily, I have encountered some concerns from others. They wonder: If you do it every day, doesn’t it lose some of its meaning? Does
In this blog, I want to share with you a simple three-step process for how to take communion. Respecting and honouring God with communion is not reserve reserved for Sunday
Let me tell you a quick story. Really early when I began praying and going to church, we were celebrating communion. It was my time to lead. So I said
Communion is a tradition that followers of Jesus have practices for millennia. It’s a moment for us to pause, reflect, and remember Jesus’ sacrifice. Communion also reminds us that we
Communion is a sacred moment where we reflect on Jesus’ sacrifice, acknowledge His love, and affirm our relationship with God. Firstly, prayers before Communion help our hearts and minds prepare;
If you’ve been a Christian for any length of time, you may have experienced moments when God seemed distant. Reflecting on your life, there are likely times when you felt
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