West Side Presbyterian Church
Seattle,
Washington
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Communion at West Side
A sacrament is a symbolic religious practice begun by Jesus himself, through
which, in a mysterious way not fully understood by us, God actually touches us
with his grace and Spirit. We celebrate two sacraments at West Side: Baptism and
Communion.
Sermon by Pastor Paul, 2/25/07:
Lifeblood (text,
audio)
[Leviticus 17:10-11; John 6:46-57] |
Communion (also known as "The Lord's Supper" or, in Catholic tradition, "The
Eucharist") was first celebrated by Jesus and his disciples the night before his
crucifixion. While in some traditions communion is celebrated every time the
congregation worships, at West Side we normally celebrate it at least once a
month. We normally do this on certain Christian holy days and additionally on
either the first or last Sunday of the month. Our communion is open to all
baptized Christian believers, regardless of what church or denomination one
belongs to.
2009
Schedule
January 4 - First Sunday of the year
February 1 -
March 1 - First Sunday in Lent
April 9 - Maundy Thursday
May 3 -
June 7
July 5 -
August 2
September 6 -
October 4 - World Communion Sunday
November 1 - All Saints' Day
November 29 - First Sunday in Advent
December 24 - Christmas Eve [Thursday]
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