Adult Faith Formation – Visible Signs of Invisible Realities

With the exception of Quakers (Friends), every Christian Church practices some form of baptism and communion. Depending on the church tradition, they have different names — Holy Baptism, Christening, Lord’s Supper, Eucharist, Holy Communion. Most Christians call them sacraments but some call them “rites” or “ordinances.” Most churches baptize infants and children, but not all. Some churches serve communion to small and/or unconfirmed children and to adults who are not church members, but most do not. LPC Pastor Jim Butler will introduce these and other issues in a two-part series planned for Sunday, February 9 and Sunday, February 16 at 11:20 a.m. He will also share the sacramental theology and scriptural basis in our Reformed and Presbyterian tradition and why LPC’s communion table is open to all.