A Sunday sacrament meeting in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a weekly worship service focused on the sacrament, or communion, of bread and water. During the meeting, members of the congregation come together to sing hymns, pray, and listen to speakers deliver talks and messages centered around gospel principles and teachings. The sacrament is administered by authorized priesthood holders, and its purpose is to renew covenants made with God and to reflect on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Sunday sacrament meetings are considered an important part of the spiritual practice of members of the church and are held in chapels throughout the world.