Communion's Forgotten Story

Reclaiming What We Lost

We take the bread. We drink the cup. We remember Jesus. But for many of us, that’s where the understanding stops.
What if there’s far more to Communion than we ever realized?
Communion’s Forgotten Story traces the Lord’s Supper from its roots in Eden, through the Passover and the upper room, through the early church and into your hands today. Along the way, you’ll discover that when Jesus broke the bread and lifted the cup, He wasn’t inventing a new ritual. He was fulfilling a story woven through Scripture from the very beginning.
A story of promise. Of deliverance. Of sacrifice. Of hope.
Written for Christians of every tradition—whether you call it Communion, the Eucharist, or the Lord's Supper—this book will change the way you come to the table. Not with less reverence, but with far greater understanding.
The story was always there. It's time to reclaim it.
All proceeds from this book support the missionary work of Dr. Matthew Ness (physician) and Amy-Lynn Ness (educator) serving with Africa Inland Mission in Kijabe, Kenya.

About

Rev. Mark L. Moody is a retired pastor, Bible teacher, and author with over 45 years in ministry. From his early years as Director of Teen Challenge — walking alongside people in their darkest moments — to decades of pastoral ministry across British Columbia, Canada, Mark has spent his life pointing people toward Scripture and lasting transformation.With a Pentecostal background and an evangelical heart, he was known throughout BC for Scripture-driven preaching and gracious conviction.Mark writes the way he preached — with careful biblical scholarship, genuine humility, and a deep love for God's Word. His books invite readers into Scripture and let the text speak for itself.His previous book, The Sabbath Exposed, documents his personal journey through Genesis to Revelation on the question of the weekly day of worship — fresh insight and humble inquiry for any believer willing to look again.
Mark and his wife are the proud parents of four children and grandparents to fifteen grandchildren. He brings the same love for family to every page he writes.All proceeds from Communion's Forgotten Story support Dr. Matthew Ness and Amy-Lynn Ness, serving with Africa Inland Mission in Kijabe, Kenya.

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