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Communion At Crossway, we celebrate
Communion on a monthly basis. Communion
is a part of our Sunday worship. We
invite all who profess faith in the Lord Jesus Christ to partake on this special
privilege. We believe that the bread and
wine are symbols of Christ’s body and blood.
What is Communion? A study of the Communion
(also called the Lord’s Supper) is a soul-stirring experience because of the
depth of meaning it contains. It was during the age-old celebration of the
Passover on the eve of His death that Jesus instituted a significant new
fellowship meal that we observe to this day. It is an integral part of
Christian worship. It causes us to remember our Lord’s death and resurrection
and to look for His glorious return in the future. Why do we have Communion? The participation of the
Lord’s Supper allows the Christian to fulfill the following purposes: Obedience. The Lord Jesus commanded the disciple and the
church to do this (communion). A
Christian must simply obey and partake in the Lords Supper. Remembering the Passion of
the Lord. The second purpose of the
Lord’s Supper is to remember the pain and suffering the Lord Jesus endured for
our sake. He tells us to do this in
remembrance of Him. Each time we take
the bread and wine, we ought to remember the cross. Proclaiming the
Gospel. 1 Corinthians Looking forward with
hope. The Lord’s Supper lets us look
back on the sacrifice on the cross and at the same time allows us to look
forward to the coming of the Lord for His church. Paul tells us in 1 Corinthians 11:26 that we
proclaim the Lord’s death until He comes.
There is a limited time we will celebrate this supper. One day we will feast with the Lamb of God in
His presence. This is where our hope lies.
Baptism We have baptism two times
a year, September and April. If you or
your child would like to be baptized, please contact Pastor Sam Oh. There is a mandatory class for all
candidates. "Christian baptism is
a sign from God that signifies inward cleansing and remission of sins (Acts
22:16; 1 Cor. 6:11; Eph. 5:25-27), Spirit-wrought regeneration and new life
(Titus 3:5), and the abiding presence of the Holy Spirit as God's seal
testifying and guaranteeing that one will be kept safe in Christ forever (1
Cor. 12:13; Eph. 1:13-14). Baptism carries these meanings because first and
fundamentally it signifies union with Christ in his death, burial, and
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