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'''Holy Communion''', also called '''The Lord's Supper''' or the [[Eucharist]], is an act of [[worship]] in [[Christian]] churches which re-enacts the Last Supper during which [[Jesus]] served bread and wine to his disciples on the night before he was crucified.  For Christians, the act of taking Communion is a fulfillment and obedience to the words of Jesus when he said, "Do this in remembrance of me."

'''Holy Communion''', also called '''The Lord's Supper''' or the [[Eucharist]], is an act of [[worship]] in [[Christian]] churches which re-enacts the Last Supper during which [[Jesus]] served bread and wine to his disciples on the night before he was crucified.  For Christians, the act of taking Communion is a fulfillment and obedience to the words of Jesus when he said, "Do this in remembrance of me."

Some churches use [[wine]] in their Communion services, and some use [[grape]] juice.  The [[Mormon]] church uses [[water]].  Churches also differ in the method of taking Communion, with some taking Communion in the pews, and others taking communion at the altar in the front of the church.

Some churches use [[wine]] in their Communion services, and some use [[grape]] juice.  The [[Mormon]] church uses [[water]].  Churches also differ in the method of taking Communion, with some taking Communion in the pews, and others taking communion at the altar in the front of the church.

[[Category: Christianity]]

[[Category:Christian Rites]]