The Moravian Church affirms baptism and the Lord's Supper as sacraments—means through which God's grace works. Both infant baptism and believer's baptism are practiced, reflecting the church's inclusive stance. Foot washing is practiced in some contexts. The Lovefeast (Agape meal) is a distinctive Moravian service—a simple meal eaten together as an expression of Christian community and sharing. It is not sacramental but serves important pastoral and spiritual functions. The Lovefeast is particularly associated with Moravian identity and traditions like the Christmas Lovefeast and Easter sunrise service.