Holy Communion is a means through which God fills us with Jesus and gives us forgiveness of our sins.
We believe that in Holy Communion the individual recipient receives the true body and blood of Jesus in, with, and under the elements of bread and wine. This belief is known as the Doctrine of the Real Presence.
All those who have been baptized into the Christian faith, who have been instructed in these Lutheran confessions, who are sorry for their sins and trust in God’s forgiveness in the sacrament, and finally, who recognize that God uses this sacrament not only to connect us to Himself but also to each other (His body) are welcome and invited to participate in the reception of the sacrament with us.
For more questions about Holy Communion contact Pastor John (512-442-5844 or jcs442 AT hotmail DOT com ) or click here to read more.