There's a place for everyone at God's table...
It's God's table, and we're the guests! So we can't help but make some more room and extend the invite to all.
In Holy Communion, we trust that through bread and wine we share, we receive God's free gift of grace.
And we become what we eat: little Christs, called to be bread for the world.
We are currently celebrating Communion on the first and third Sundays of the month. If you're worshiping online, we invite you to gather bread/crackers and wine/juice and join us in this holy meal. We believe that God draws us together as one body through this sacrament, even across time and space!
There's a place for everyone at God's table...
At Cross of Glory, we practice an open table where all are welcome and invited to share in the gift of Holy Communion. Lutherans call the elements the "means of grace," trusting that through bread and wine, we receive God's free gift of grace. And we become what we eat: little Christs, called to be bread for the world.
During the pandemic, we are celebrating Communion on the first Sunday of the month. If you're worshiping with us in-person, you'll receive an individual "communion kit" upon entry that you'll be invited to partake of during the service. If you're worshiping with us from home, we invite you to gather bread/crackers and wine/juice and join us in this holy meal. We believe that God draws us together as one body through this sacrament, even across time and space!
Art credit: The Best Supper © Jan Richardson. janrichardson.com
There's a place for everyone at God's table...
At Cross of Glory, we practice an open table where all are welcome and invited to share in the gift of Holy Communion. Lutherans call the elements the "means of grace," trusting that through bread and wine, we receive God's free gift of grace. And we become what we eat: little Christs, called to be bread for the world.
During the pandemic, we are celebrating Communion on the first Sunday of the month. If you're worshiping with us in-person, you'll receive an individual "communion kit" upon entry that you'll be invited to partake of during the service. If you're worshiping with us from home, we invite you to gather bread/crackers and wine/juice and join us in this holy meal. We believe that God draws us together as one body through this sacrament, even across time and space!
Art credit: The Best Supper © Jan Richardson. janrichardson.com
