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Frequently Asked Questions


Will I be able to take communion at Reformation?

Anyone who has been baptized into the Christian faith and receives communion in their tradition is welcome at our communion table. We use the intinction method of communion, which means that after you receive the wafer, you dip it into the chalice and then place it into your mouth. If you prefer grape juice, use the chalice on the tray of the bread server.

My toddler is too restless to sit still during an entire worship service. What provisions are there for parents like me?

We welcome small children in worship. We have activity bags in the narthex for small children to use to entertain themselves during the service. The 11 a.m. worship service usually includes a Children's Sermon; there may also be a "Children's Church" activity in the Social Hall during part of that worship service. However, a professionally staffed nursery is always available during services, should you find it a better option for your child.

Is the church air-conditioned?

Yes!!!

Is there an active Women's Group at Reformation?

There are many small-group opportunities for women at Reformation. These include the Altar Guild, the Needlework Group, the Women's Connection, and the Handicrafters. There are also events specifically designed for women, such as Women's Breakfasts, Women's Retreats, and Mother/Daughter Dinners. Women of the ELCA assists in the development of programs for women.

What activities does the church have for children and teens?

During the school year, the church has Sunday School classes for children, infants and up. There is an interdisciplinary children's choir/arts group (ages 4-11). There are opportunities for singing and playing instruments solo and in ensemble for Junior High & High School. Programming for senior high youth includes Youth Connection during the Sunday School hour. Junior high youth are involved in a confirmation program. During the summer, the church may hold one or more week-long programs for the younger crowd, like the Vacation Bible Experience.

How can I find out more about what it means to be a member of Reformation?


The pastors offer an adult education class for exactly this purpose! Just let them know of your interest, and they will be happy to tell you when the next one is scheduled.



Reformation Evangelical Lutheran Church
102 West Rose Tree Road      Media, PA 19063       610-891-0600
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