Communion: We normally celebrate Holy Communion on the first Sunday of every month and during other special services.
We, as United Methodists, believe in an open table. This means that all are welcome to partake of the bread and cup. Another interesting note is that our cup will be filled with unfermented grape juice. We also have gluten-free communion wafers available for those who cannot eat wheat bread. This is further evidence of the open table, because we would not want alcohol, or wheat allergies to keep anyone from experiencing Communion. The open table extends to all people. You do not have to be a member of the church or of any church to partake in the sacrament. The table is open to anyone who seeks to encounter Christ, including children who are reminded that we share communion because Jesus loves us.
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Baptism: Baptism is a work of God and the Holy Spirit. It is marking a person as God’s and entering them into the family of Christ. For this reason, all ages are welcome to be baptized. If you are an adult seeking baptism or if you are wanting to have your infant baptized, please contact the pastor. She will want to meet with you a few times. If you were baptized once, and are wanting to be baptized again, we want to remind you that the work of baptism is God’s work. Once is enough. It counts regardless of what you have done since your baptism. And we accept your baptism whether you were sprinkled, immersed or poured.