What is the Holy Communion?

The Holy Communion, also known as the Eucharist, is an important ceremony for the Christian community. It is a moment when we remember the death of Jesus Christ through the symbolic representation of bread and wine, which symbolize the body and blood of Christ.

In the UNIDA Evangelical Church of Terrassa, we celebrate the Holy Communion regularly to remember God's great love for us and to renew our relationship with Him. By participating in this act, we are reminded that Christ died for us and that His sacrifice has given us access to salvation and eternal life.

The Holy Communion also reminds us of our unity as a community of faith. By sharing the bread and wine, we come together as the body of Christ and celebrate our identity as children of God. As such, it is an opportunity to share and feel God's presence in our lives and in the life of our community.

So, if you are a believer who wishes to express your faith and join the community of believers in Christ, we encourage you to participate in the Holy Communion. It is a moment of reflection, prayer, and the renewal of your faith in God and the community of believers. And if you have any questions or would like more information about the Holy Communion or other aspects of our faith, please speak with our pastor, who will be happy to assist you.