The Holy Communion Service

At Masihi.Church, we come together every Sunday to partake in the Holy Communion, a sacred act of worship instituted by the Lord Jesus Christ. As we break the bread and share the cup, we remember His sacrifice, renew our commitment to Him, and proclaim His death until He comes (1 Corinthians 11:26).

A Time of Reflection, Healing, and Renewal
The Holy Communion is not just a ritual but a deeply personal and communal encounter with Christ. It is a solemn yet celebratory moment—a time to reflect on His suffering, rejoice in His victory over sin and death, and approach the table with gratitude for what He has accomplished on the cross. Through this sacrament, we acknowledge His great love and partake in the grace He freely offers. Just as our GriefCare Ministry provides comfort and hope to those mourning and in distress, the Lord’s Table is a place where burdens are lifted, sins are confessed, and grace is abundantly received (Matthew 26:26-28).

Who Can Participate?
All believers in Jesus Christ who have placed their faith in Him are invited to join in this sacred ordinance. As we partake, we do so with reverence, examining our hearts and seeking the Lord with humility and gratitude (1 Corinthians 11:28). If you are visiting or new to the faith, our pastoral team is available to guide you in understanding the significance of this holy sacrament.

A Call to Communion with Christ
We invite you to experience the presence of Christ through this divine ordinance. Come with a heart of faith, partake with reverence, and leave strengthened by His grace. As we share in the body and blood of our Lord, we stand united as His people, waiting in hope for His glorious return (Luke 22:19-20). Holy Communion is both a solemn remembrance of His suffering and a joyful celebration of our redemption. Let us come to the table in awe and gratitude, declaring together the goodness of our Lord.