Communion

Communities are often instituted, celebrated and affirmed through a meal. Holy Communion (also called “Eucharist” which means Thanksgiving) is not an event of the past but of the present and the imminent future… return of the King and of the church fulfilling its existence as the Kingdom (Luke 22:16). Paul says in 1 Corinthians 11, “whenever we eat this bread and drink this cup, we are announcing the Lord’s death until He comes.” May the cup and the bread help you imagine new ways to live, move and be – in remembrance of our Lord Jesus!

Holy Communion at Crucible is served every first Sunday of every month.