A sacrament has traditionally been defined as “a visible sign of an invisible reality.”  In the visible sign of the bread and cup, for instance, we are connected in some mysterious way to the invisible reality of Christ’s sacrificial death for us on the cross and all the ways that opens up for us the grace and life and nourishment of God.  The Presbyterian Church recognizes two sacraments in the life of the church, baptism and the Lord’s Supper (or communion).  These sacraments are integral to our faith because they remind us, in very tangible ways, of God’s power, presence and grace in our lives
through Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit.

Click here to learn more about the sacrament of baptism.   

Click here to read a recent message from Pastor Jeff about baptism.  

Click here to learn more about the sacrament of the Lord's Supper.  

Click here to read a recent message from Pastor Jeff about the Lord's Supper.