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'''Open communion''' is the practice in some [[Christian]] [[Church|churches]] in which anyone who presents himself for [[Holy Communion]] will be served. Churches practicing open communion do not restrict communion based on [[Denomination|denominational]] affiliation but rather leave the decision to receive communion to the individual. | '''Open communion''' is the practice in some [[Christian]] [[Church|churches]] in which anyone who presents himself for [[Holy Communion]] will be served. Churches practicing open communion do not restrict communion based on [[Denomination|denominational]] affiliation but rather leave the decision to receive communion to the individual. | ||
Revision as of 22:25, December 14, 2009
Open communion is the practice in some Christian churches in which anyone who presents himself for Holy Communion will be served. Churches practicing open communion do not restrict communion based on denominational affiliation but rather leave the decision to receive communion to the individual.
Churches which practice open communion
- United Methodist Church
- Some Evangelicals and Pentecostals
- Non-Confessional Lutherans