Lord's Supper, is a symbolic act of obedience commemorating Jesus Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection. It is usually open to anyone who has professed faith in Jesus Christ, been baptized, and is living in accordance with the teachings of the Bible. The elements, usually bread and grape juice, represent the body and blood of Christ and are taken in remembrance of His sacrifice. This observance is often less formal and can vary from church to church, but it is always approached with reverence and reflection. Baptists emphasize the personal relationship with Christ, so the act of taking communion is a personal commitment and reminder of one's faith journey.