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Main Services Communion

Communion
Every Sunday @ 10:30am-12:15pm (approx)

 

Once a month, on the First Sunday of each month , our Family Service (DCF:AM, Sunday morning) includes a time together sharing the bread and the wine as Jesus instructed ‘in remembrance of Me’.


Sharing the bread and the wine of communion is a special time for Christians who celebrate what Jesus has done for all those who are prepared to accept that He died and rose again so that we might be saved and have everlasting life.


As with the Children of Israel in slavery in Egypt, those whose lintels & doorposts were marked by the blood of a perfect Lamb were ‘passed over’ by the Angel of Death. So it is with Christians who are covered by the blood of Jesus. They will have life in abundance.

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