The Lord's Supper is a sign and seal of our oneness with the crucified and risen Christ, as well as a unique encounter with the redeeming grace of God and the unceasing nurture provided by the Holy Spirit.  At the table we are fed and fortified for our service to Christ in the world.

Presbyterians celebrate what is called “Open Communion.”  All believers are welcome to the table, no matter where one is on their walk and search for God. 

It is a time to celebrate the joyful feast of the people of God and remember: 

                the hope given to humanity in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ,

                the body of Christ is larger than our own personal relationships,

                                but joins all of God's children together.

Communion generally is served at the Worship and Praise Service on the first Sunday of the month.  The first Sunday in October is designated as World Communion Sunday as we come to the table with brothers and sisters around the world at both worship hours.  Communion is served during special evening services on Ash Wednesday and Maundy Thursday.