The church I attend does it semi regularly. We use grape juice in place of wine.
A few questions for the community
Do you or your place of worship(if you attend one) have communion
Does it use a type of wine or a grape juice
Does it involve bread or communion wafers
How do you view the practice. A symbolic practice or a literal one?
From my research some see it as a literal consumption of the body and blood of Christ. Others me included see it as a symbolic practice.
The church where I partake in communion leans Baptist but is officially nondenominational so it’s practices maybe way different than others. I myself am more of a nondenominational person than anything but going to this church was a family tradition with my grandmother.
What’s the point of calling yourself anything, if you don’t believe every single thing that’s typically associated with it? And anyway, I didn’t, and if I did, it’s between God and me. Eta: ah I see, I did, but my understanding changed from childhood until later, my b
Matthew 24:24 “For there shall arise false Christs, and false prophets, and shall shew great signs and wonders; insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the very elect.”
We answer for ourselves, and I consider carefully and with great thought. I also believe the council of Nicea was horse hockey, and no one person, religion, denomination, or sect has a monopoly on God, truth, or deception. There are truths and lies in all.