Our next communicant's class will begin February 2nd. “Communicant” comes from a Latin word that means “to share with.” It’s been used for centuries as a title for those who share the Lord’s Supper together. We believe that the Lord's Supper is a profound ritual that God uses to bring His grace to believers. The Lord's Supper is a sharing in the sacrifice of Jesus, publicly professing our faith in him and our reliance on his grace. So a communicant is one who takes the Lord's Supper with the church.

While children of believers are considered members of the visible church, they are non-communing members (do not participate in the Lord's Supper) until they personally own and profess faith in Jesus. By providing a communicant's class we assist parents in leading their children through this ownership of faith and in training their kids to clearly understand the gospel, their relationship…