Sacrament

A sacrament is a sacred rite or ceremony in Christianity that symbolizes and conveys God's grace to believers. It is a physical act—such as baptism or communion—that signifies spiritual realities and strengthens a person's relationship with God. Sacraments are considered outward signs established by Jesus Christ, serving as tangible ways to experience divine presence and grace. They often mark important spiritual milestones and nurture faith within the community. Different Christian traditions recognize varying numbers and types of sacraments, but all emphasize their role in fostering spiritual growth and connection with the divine.