“‘Remembering Communion’ is a refreshing look at communion. It presents an opportunity for a deeper connection with the Lord and with those who are sharing in taking communion. The style of writing is very engaging. I love the mix of principles, testimonies, and scripture. The set apart phrases are very effective! This is revelation from God that will help many believers! The author has very clearly laid out three areas to be experienced and given easy directions for the leader of the group. Truly a deeper glimpse of communion.” – Janet

“It was the most amazing experience I have ever had in taking part in communion . The time spent with treasured friends coming together to share intimate thoughts, and life experiences centered around breaking bread at the table and honoring the body and blood of our savior Jesus Christ. Truly an amazing heart felt experience. ” – Joey

“The home communion, was by far the most intimate partaking of the sacraments that I’ve ever experienced in my life. The intimate reflection of God‘s goodness and blessings before the taking of the bread and the wine had much more meaning than ever before. So many times in the church setting it was a mechanical process rarely reflecting on Christs death and ultimate sacrifice for our sins.” – Ken

“Although my wife and I have been doing communion daily, it was feeling too mechanical. I was struggling with connecting the powerful Act of communion with a memory of Jesus (simply doing it in memory of him). Then I read the book and realized that it wasn’t a memory it was remembering. And it wasn’t remembering a memory it was “RE” “MEMBERING” all that I am with my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Wow! Now each time my wife and I do communion nightly I’m connecting with Jesus in a deepening commitment. I’m also helping hundreds of people each month remember Jesus by telling every stranger I meet something positive about Jesus, even something as simple as “thank you and remember Jesus loves you” – Tom

“Our home group did the Remembering Communion book as part of a worship night, and we were amazed by the ways God moved during this evening. There was rejoicing as we remembered and shared our salvation moments, reflection as we considered how our salvation affected our daily decisions, and repentance as we confessed the ways we needed to recommit our lives fully to Jesus. The time of Communion was far more meaningful than any other we’ve experienced, and not one person left with dry eyes. We look forward to inviting others to walk through this practice in the near future. If you are longing for a renewed relationship with your Savior, we highly recommend this book.” – Jim & Beth