Emphasis on baptism and Holy Communion as gifts of God’s grace helps explain why the Moravian Church practices open rather than closed communion. This means that members of other Christian churches are invited to receive Holy Communion in our services. We believe that, in the sacrament of baptism, God in Christ makes us all members of the one, holy, and universal church, and not just members of a particular denomination. Likewise, we believe that at the Holy Communion we gather at the Lord’s Table and not our own, and that the sacrament is intended for Christians of all denominations.
Macedonia Moravian Church
Children’s Church
Each Sunday, except on communion Sunday, during the 11 am service, a children’s sermon is presented. All of the children are asked to come down to the front for a brief special message. Once the children’s sermon is done, the children will follow an adult leader to the fellowship hall where their Journey with Jesus will begin. Journey with Jesus is a special time for children to learn about Jesus … Read More »