Sacraments

Sacraments are sacred rituals in various Christian denominations that signify and strengthen one's faith. Typically, they are seen as outward signs of inner spiritual realities. The most recognized sacraments include Baptism, which marks entry into the Christian community, and Communion, which commemorates Jesus' Last Supper. Each sacrament symbolizes a spiritual truth and serves as a means of grace, helping individuals connect more deeply with God, the church, and their community. Different denominations may have varying numbers of sacraments, but they all emphasize the role of these practices in spiritual life and growth.