A Christian Passover Ceremony
The Christian Passover is the most solemn and meaningful of God’s annual holy days. This sacred ceremony commemorates the death of Christ which made God’s plan of salvation possible. By keeping the Passover, we show our acceptance of His sacrifice and renew our covenant with God each year. It commemorates the suffering and death of our Savior. Christians symbolically eat His flesh and drink His blood by partaking of bread and wine during this ceremony. Therefore, there should be a profound reverence associated with this observance. This service is unique in that only members baptized in God’s Church are to participate in the symbols of foot washing, eating the bread, and drinking the wine. However, those who have not been baptized are welcome to attend, and parents should include their children as observers so that they can explain the reasons for these activities (Exo. 12:26).
This booklet and accompanying audio message will help to explain the profound meaning of this holy and humbling ceremony and will walk you through every step of a A Christian Passover Ceremony. You may read or print the booklet below. The audio link can be accessed below as well, or you may visit our request form to request a printed copy with a CD.
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