Worship

The Lord’s Table is sometimes called communion, the Lord’s Supper, the eucharist (in Episcopal churches), or mass (in Roman Catholic churches).

Jesus commanded His disciples how to follow this simple meal, which has been an ordinary feature of Sunday worship through the history of the church. As the sermon is the gospel of Jesus for our ears, the Lord’s Table is the gospel of Jesus for our eyes and mouth. When believers eat and drink, in faith, they are spiritually nourished by God. 

The Lord’s Table is intended only for baptized believers. If you have been permitted to take communion in a Bible-believing church you are welcome to join in this meal. 

If you are not a believer, we invite you to learn more about the good news proclaimed at King’s Cross (see How Can I Know God? and Two Ways to Live). 

Learn about becoming a member of King’s Cross.