BHC gets off to a sacramental relaunch Bahamas Harvest Church Senior Pastor Mario Moxey speaks to members during an in-person service on Sunday, January 3, the church’s first since March 15, 2019. PHOTOS: TORRELL GLINTON
The most sacred act of holy communion was incorporated into Bahamas Harvest Church’s (BHC) first in-person service since March 15, 2019, but before inviting worshippers to partake in the COVID-friendly consecrated Communion wafer and wine – which becomes the body, blood, soul and divinity of Jesus – BHC Senior Pastor Mario Moxey cautioned members that Communion is not for everyone, but rather for those people who have accepted Jesus Christ in their life. And that by participating in Communion that they should view it as an altar call.