As quoted in our introduction, churches that practice foot washing do so as a religious ritual in their worship assemblies, like the Lord's Supper (in fact, it is often associated with the Lord's …

Jun 23, 2023 · Seventh-day Adventists: Practice foot washing along with the Lord’s Supper/Communion typically 4 times per year. Church of God: Practice foot washing on Holy …

Mar 21, 2023 · We are often called one of the three Historic Peace Churches for our stance related to war and our work in between World War I and World War II to establish …

In contemporary Christian worship, the practice of foot washing varies widely among denominations, but it is particularly emphasized in liturgical churches such as the Roman …

The Early Church practiced footwashing prior to the receiving of the Eucharist, [citation needed] and the rite was recorded early in the third century by the Christian apologist Tertullian, who …

Jul 2, 2025 · Whether foot-washing ought to be done by the church today should not be determined by what has traditionally been done (or not done). Instead, we must use the New …

Foot washing is generally still practiced in some Episcopal churches. In the Mennonite church it is considered an “ordinance,” or symbolic practice, and is done periodically throughout the year.

Mar 28, 2023 · For the past three years, we’ve “reimagined footwashing,” by seeking to meet some practical needs and bless some very real feet in our community. We’ve done this …

Jul 30, 2024 · Explore the cultural and spiritual significance of foot washing in Christianity, from biblical references to modern interpretations.

It exists in all major churches, practicing in eastern Orthodox churches, Anglican churches, Roman Catholic churches, and all major Protestant denominations.