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How about Holy Communion since we can not meet physically as believers..Can it be administered at home??

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  1. Larry Koester says:

    A

  2. Larry Koester says:

    Amongst Confessional Lutherans the answer is no.

  3. Laura Rennie says:

    Absolutely!

  4. Christina Renee says:

    Communion is an ordinance that was given to the church by Christ. Therefore it is to take place with fellow believers so no.

  5. Joel Postma says:

    We did exactly that on sunday. 2nd week of Online services…we did communion. It was very cool. Facebook live..then we saved to YouTube channel

  6. Aaron Vgp says:

    Do you believe in the priesthood of all believers?

  7. Jeremy Brown says:

    Yes

  8. Larry Koester says:

    Which does not give the authority to administer the sacraments. The new testament pristhood of believers is not like the old testament sacrificial.
    l. ANY. More than it gives us the command to build altars on which to sacrifice bulls, lambs, and doves for sin.

  9. John Delmore says:

    Our priest-in-residence (we’re between rectors) is nearly 80. No one in my parish would ask her to bebop around with the sacrament to everybody’s house. I’m sure she is caring for the seriously ill, though.

  10. Ian Tan says:

    Matthew 26:18
    He replied, “Go into the city to a certain man and tell him, ‘The Teacher says: My appointed time is near. I am going to celebrate the Passover with my disciples at your HOUSE.’”

    So go ahead, have communion. Be at Peace.

  11. Caleb Gibson says:

    Absolutely!

  12. Damon Lowry says:

    100%!

  13. Andrew Azariah says:

    Yes.

  14. Naomi Girley says:

    Yes

  15. Jeremy McCarver says:

    All Christian’s are believer priests, so yes it can be, but I would still follow the same scriptural guide lines and not do it in an unworthy manner

  16. Mark Fonner says:

    Yes

  17. Sherri Scott says:

    Yes my church did online service. He told us to get some matzah n juice n then he did communion from his home online n we did it with him in our houses.

  18. Celeste Marie says:

    The men who were at the last supper had not developed and agreed upon a “doctrine of communion” It was not a “sacrament”. It was a well know part of an ancient Jewish feast. His followers took and ate of the bread and drank of the cup because Jesus told them to. He tells us to do the same thing, to remember his broken body and shed blood for our Salvation.

    We do not need the consecrated hands of a priest ordained through apostolic succession to bring the “actual presence” of Christ. If we are born again believers we have the actual presence of God living within us every moment of every day. Jesus commands us to eat and drink to remember HIS SACRIFICE on our behalf. Something we need to do now, more than ever. Even if we are alone.

  19. Henk Saunders says:

    100% yes

  20. Luzviminda Damance says:

    Yes

  21. Mimi Booyens Rohrmoser says:

    Yes

  22. Isaac Olufemi Adekunle says:

    Yes. The first one was taken at home in Exodus and the last of the Lord Jesus was at home Luke 22

  23. Richard Baa Amponsah says:

    Am.sure a father as priest of the house can administer but some pastors will say no which I do not agree

  24. Stanley Seiti says:

    Just have communion with your family or wife/husband

  25. Ian Grant Spong says:

    Cooperating with those over me in the Lord, I received permission for virtual communion, and prepared a video for our church, asking people to prepare ahead with a morsel of bread and glass of wine or grape juice, then watch the video and partake at the appropriate time. https://youtu.be/Ro5hf1x9oGw

  26. Marne Sayre says:

    Yes

  27. Scott Lewis says:

    Absolutely

  28. Vivian Clark says:

    Of course..why not.Dear Christian it is all about the attitude of the person. Do you have a relationship or a religion??Think before you answer.

  29. Patti Summerfeldt says:

    For sure!

  30. Chuck Courtnay says:

    Yes, why not?

  31. Jay Ihrke says:

    U can

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