Three, two, one.

On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped off a lunar module

and onto the surface of the Earth's moon for the very first time.

Neil Armstrong's voice was immortalized in that moment

as he uttered the words, that's one...

Few hours before this milestone was marked,

while still inside the lunar module, Buzz Aldrin invited those who were listening in from every nation

to quote,

in pause for a moment, he contemplated the events of the past few hours

and to give thanks in his or her own way.

And then, the radio went silent.

What the citizens of Earth didn't know at the time was that astronaut Buzz Aldrin had purposely planned this radio blackout

in order to eat a small meal.

From within a flight packet,

he withdrew a piece of bread and wine on which he had received permission to bring on the spacecraft.

And then, after reading from the Gospel of John, he proceeded to take communion.

In the middle of a conversation between the heavens and the Earth,

only Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong were there to witness the last sun as the first summer on the moon.

Welcome to the last supper on the moon.

Glad to have you with us at every single Fresh Life location, online, churches joining in through our partnership with the Open Network.

We are so glad you're here.

You've made it.

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