In reply to Frank St.Onge.

With the exception of some denominations most churches recognize they do not have the authority to bar the children of God from the Lord's table. The Lord's table does not belong to a denomination and Paul admonishes the church for squabbling over such things. Jesus admonished his disciples over barring the little children from Him, and Jesus himself in the book of Matthew calls Judas out for his coming betrayal then proceeds to pass communion saying "all of you" eat and drink. It is important to approach God's table with a right heart with God, but only God has the authority to judge the heart and only God has the authority to invite I'll turn away someone. It's the Lord's supper not the Roman Catholic's supper (although they are invited they do not have ownership to deny others) So approach at your own risk and know all children of God are invited. Anyone but God Himself who denied you access to the Lord's table when you are a believer and child of God professing Jesus as your Lord and Savior, has added to the scripture and taken on false authority contradicting God Himself. It speaks about that in Revelations, woe to anyone who adds to the word of God or takes away. I went to a wonderful Anglican church and many other denominations that do not attempt such things as pretending the Lord's supper and His invitation to it are their supper and they can give or resend the invite God already extended. I hope you find a place to land where you can heal within the body of Christ.