The bread and wine are a physical reminder to the Christian of the actual body and blood of Jesus which was both broken (the body) and shed (the blood) for them. Since the reminder relates to the savior, who is precious to all Christians, this meal has great value. It is usually a solemn remembrance since it was begun by Jesus 'on the night He was betrayed.' This brings time for thought on why He had to die as well as thankfulness that He went through such terrible agony on our behalf.
because bread is ment to represent jesus body and the wine represents his blood. this is what jesus gave to the deciples at the last supper, so it is important for people to have these things so they feel they can have a part of jesus.
Bread symbolises the Body of Jesus. Wine Symbolises the Blood of Jesus.
In the Christian Eucharist, also called Communion and The Lord's Supper, the wine is in the Chalice and the bread is on the Paten.
In the last supper in the upper room, Christ gave both bread and wine, and said that the bread was his body and the wine was his blood to save the world.
Jesus left only two things for His disciples to do: baptise believers take bread and wine to remember Him. So these are the rituals that are important to Christians.
Because that's when Christ rose and then he ate bread and wine for the passover. that is why it is important...
Of course, it's just food.
In the christian faith it is the symbol of Jesus Christ. Jesus says "I am the bread of life. He who comes to me will never go hungry, and he who believes in me will never be thirsty." He also uses it as a symbol of his body during the last supper.
Christian books, Christian music, and church supplies such as the bread and wine that is used for communion are some of the products that you can purchase at a Christian bookstore.
Within Christianity, a wide variety of positions have been taken on the true nature of 'communion' or the 'Eucharist,' that is, the bread and wine shared communally during the Christian worship service. In general terms, some have understood the bread and wine to be Christ's body and blood in some substantial sense, while others have considered that no change occurs to the bread and wine in their simply 'memorial' celebration. Various other positions have been taken in-between these two (the 'realist' and 'nominalist') positions.
because after the preacher blesses it...they say the wine is Jesus's blood and the bread is his body
Yes the bread and wine is blessed by the vicar.
The evening before Jesus was killed, he shared a meal with his followers. At this meal he broke and shared a loaf of unleavened (ie flat) bread with them and as he shared it out he said "this is my body which is given for you, do this as often as you eat it in memory of me". After that he passed round a cup of wine and shared it with them and as he did so he said "this is my blood which is shed for you, do this as often as you drink it in memory of me". Thus when Christians come together to worship they share bread and wine at the alter as Jesus instructed. The bread and wine are the "Sacrament" and the service of worship in which this is done is called the "Holy Eucharist" or "Holy Communion"
Christianity, specifically the Catholic, Orthodox, and some Protestant denominations, use bread and wine (or grape juice) in the sacrament of Communion, also known as the Eucharist. They believe that through the process of transubstantiation, the bread and wine become the body and blood of Jesus Christ.