Children and Communion

Communion is such a precious part of our relationship with Jesus. Yet many Christian parents have no clue how to explain the meaning of Holy Communion to their children.   With the Holy Communion Kit, you'll have everything you need to host a 1-hr workshop where parents and children will explore the practice of communion together. Most parents are used to receiving communion in the church, yet many of them feel very unsure about hosting their own, at-home communion service. They may not tell you this, but deep inside they feel unprepared, unclear and unsure. Is it OK to serve communion to my kids? How can I tell that they're ready? Can they really understand what this is all about? (After all, this is holy communion we're talking about.) How do I explain communion to my kids? How do I make communion meaningful to them? What if I feel they're not ready -- how do I explain it to them without closing their hearts? What if some of my kids are ready and some are not? If I let some take communion and others not, won't they feel excluded?   This kit will help you with: Hosting a 1-hr workshop where parents will be equipped to explain communion to their children, and even host a meaningful communion service at home Hosting a special family class where you will take parents and children on the exciting journey of figuring out the meaning of the Holy Communion This digital set includes: Children and Communion video (23:40) will give you inspiration and example for how to structure a class for parents Children and Communion transcript will give you sequence and verbiage for preparing a blog post or video explaining the practice of communion to the families in your church 6-page Holy Communion printout will be the core of your class Social media graphics will help you promote your class/resource Editable Canva template will give you freedom to adapt the Holy Communion handout to your church’s culture and practice The Holy Communion Kit has everything you need to teach children about the holy communion and to train parents to host a meaningful communion service at home.