On the first Sunday of every month, all COPPAK assemblies gather to remember the sacrifice of Christ.
On the first Sunday of every month, all church assemblies in Pakistan come together to observe the Holy Communion service. This sacred gathering is a powerful reminder of the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and His unending love for humanity.
During Holy Communion, believers partake in the bread and grape juice, symbolizing the body and blood of Christ. This act reminds every individual of the price Jesus paid on the cross and the new life believers have received through Him. By sharing in Holy Communion, believers are reminded that they belong to the family of God, united in faith, grace, and redemption.
This service holds deep spiritual meaning for the congregation. People participate with reverence, passion, and devotion. Hearts are examined, prayers are lifted, and faith is renewed. For many believers living in challenging circumstances, Holy Communion becomes a moment of spiritual strength, healing, and encouragement.
The Holy Communion service refreshes faith and restores hope. It reminds the church that even in hardship, Christ is present among His people. Through this sacred remembrance, the church in Pakistan continues to stand firm, rooted in the sacrifice of Christ and strengthened by the unity of His body.
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Do this in remembrance of me.
What we do
- Monthly remembrance of Christ's sacrifice in every COPPAK assembly
- Sharing the bread and grape juice — the body and blood of Christ
- Self-examination, prayer, and renewed faith
- Unity across the body of Christ throughout Pakistan