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An Inclusive Communion Liturgy
Communion should be a place of connection—not confusion about what to do next.
This free, ready-to-use Communion resource helps Christian churches create a table that is welcoming, understandable, and easier to navigate for everyone. The liturgy uses clear language, predictable instructions, inclusive pronouns, and multiple ways to participate without singling anyone out or requiring people to ask for accommodations.
Inside you'll find a complete Communion liturgy, guidance for child and adult servers, options for receiving bread and juice or a blessing, servers who can bring Communion into the worship space, optional prayer with the pastor, and instructions churches can provide on their website, in printed and digital bulletins, and on worship screens so people can know what to expect before participating.
We've also included a copy-ready United Methodist Communion Guide churches can print or place directly on their website.
The resource explains why we use the simple serving words:
“The love of Jesus, given to you.”
“The love of Jesus, shared with you.”
It also explains repentance in clear, harm-aware language: turning away from ways that cause harm and turning toward love, healing, justice, and a different way of living.
Because people shouldn't have to figure out how to belong once they reach the table.
FREE DIGITAL DOWNLOAD — created for churches to use, share, and adapt in their own communities.
An Inclusive Communion Liturgy
Communion should be a place of connection—not confusion about what to do next.
This free, ready-to-use Communion resource helps Christian churches create a table that is welcoming, understandable, and easier to navigate for everyone. The liturgy uses clear language, predictable instructions, inclusive pronouns, and multiple ways to participate without singling anyone out or requiring people to ask for accommodations.
Inside you'll find a complete Communion liturgy, guidance for child and adult servers, options for receiving bread and juice or a blessing, servers who can bring Communion into the worship space, optional prayer with the pastor, and instructions churches can provide on their website, in printed and digital bulletins, and on worship screens so people can know what to expect before participating.
We've also included a copy-ready United Methodist Communion Guide churches can print or place directly on their website.
The resource explains why we use the simple serving words:
“The love of Jesus, given to you.”
“The love of Jesus, shared with you.”
It also explains repentance in clear, harm-aware language: turning away from ways that cause harm and turning toward love, healing, justice, and a different way of living.
Because people shouldn't have to figure out how to belong once they reach the table.
FREE DIGITAL DOWNLOAD — created for churches to use, share, and adapt in their own communities.