Sacrament meeting is a central worship service in The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints and is a key part of the weekly worship
experience. The meeting is focused on renewing covenants with God,
particularly through partaking of the sacrament. The meeting is held
in the chapel and lasts about an hour. During the service, the
congregation listens to talks focused on the Savior Jesus Christ given
by members of the congregation, sings hymns, and participates in the
sacrament. The sacrament involves the blessing and passing of bread
and water (rather than wine) by authorized priesthood holders to the
congregation. The purpose of partaking of the sacrament is to remember
the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and to renew personal covenants made
with God. Sacrament meeting is considered a sacred time for spiritual
reflection, prayer, and worship, and it plays a central role in the
spiritual life of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints.
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