I often get asked if we are going to celebrate Holy Communion together on Easter, partly because Easter often falls on a Communion Sunday, and partly we want those who only come on Easter Sunday to receive it. It is a good question to ask, but the truth is, as a pastor, I don’t like to do communion on Easter. Not because communion during the Easter service is necessarily a bad thing. I have done it and there is nothing wrong with it, but communion is a reminder of Jesus’ death. It brings us back to the Cross on a day when we should be at the Tomb, seeing that the Tomb is open, celebrating the fact it is empty, and Jesus is alive again. Easter is about life, not death.