The sacraments of the church are ------

• A. Baptism; Confirmation; Eucharist
• B. Communion; Baptism; Footwashing
• C. Footwashing; Confirmation; Anointing
• D. Communion; Baptism

Answer: (B)

In this tradition, sacraments are outward rites that visibly express the believer’s faith and obedience to Christ. The three rites recognized are Baptism by immersion, Communion (the Lord’s Supper), and footwashing. These represent the practices Jesus Himself established for ongoing church life: baptism upon faith, communion as a memorial and communal fellowship, and footwashing as a humble service to one another. Because this set—Communion, Baptism, and Footwashing—captures the standard three sacraments of this church practice, it is the best answer.

The other options include rites not treated as sacraments here, such as Confirmation or Anointing, and they sometimes miss one of the essential practices (like Footwashing) or replace it with a rite not considered a Church of God sacrament in this context.