Holy
Communion
Holy Communion
Holy Communion is at the heart of our worship. It is a time when we gather together as God’s people to remember the love of Jesus, who gave His life for us, and to be strengthened in our faith.
During Communion, we share bread and wine as Jesus commanded His disciples to do at the Last Supper. This simple yet powerful meal reminds us that Christ is present with us, and that we are one family in Him.
When We Share Communion
We celebrate Holy Communion regularly on Sundays at 9.30am, except the second Sunday of the month when it it at 8.30am as well as at other special services throughout the year. Everyone is welcome to come forward during Communion.
If you normally receive Communion in your own church, you are warmly invited to do so here.
If you would prefer not to receive bread and wine, you are welcome to come forward for a prayer of blessing.
Children are welcome too, and those who have been confirmed can also receive.
Why It Matters
Communion is a sacred and joyful reminder that we are never alone – Jesus walks with us, feeds us, and calls us to share His love with the world.
How to Find Us
Church Road, Off Harrison Road, Crofton, WF4 1NF
(Use “Stocks Lane” in Google Maps)
Keep an eye out for the sign pointing up towards the church, and the Great Dane statue on the house on the corner of Church Road.
Please note, we do not have a car park. However, there is a small, free car park further up High Street, directly opposite Lloyds Pharmacy.
“Do this in remembrance of me.” — Luke 22:19