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What is worship?

the act of religious love, devotion or praise

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What is private worship?

when believers praise or honour god in their own home

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Give 4 reasons why christians worship?

  • To praise and thank god

  • to ask for forgiveness

  • to seek gods help for themselves or others

  • to deepen their relationship with god and strengthen their faith

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What is liturgical worship?

a church service that follows a set structure or ritual

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What are the characteristics of liturgical worship?

  • takes place in a church

  • priest leads congregation and may perform symbolic actions

  • formal prayers with set responses

  • Bible passages are read out

  • Music and hymns

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Give an example of liturgical worship

The Eucharist for Catholic, Orthodox and Anglican Churches

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Why is liturgical worship important to christians?

  • worldwide service that is familiar to everyone

  • Rituals passed down through generations gives a sense of tradition

  • Bible readings follow the christian calendar and teach christian history and faith

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What is non-liturgical worship?

a service that doesn’t follow a set text or ritual

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What are the characteristics of non-liturgical worship?

  • takes place in a church

  • focused on bible readings followed by a sermon

  • may have prayers and hymns - order and quantity may change

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Give examples of non-liturgical worship

Services in non-conformist churches

e.g methodist or baptism

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Why is non-liturgical worship important to christians?

  • services can be planned and ordered to a certain theme

  • places emphasis on the word of god in the bible

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What is informal worship?

a type on non-liturgical worship that is charismatic in character

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What are the characteristics of informal worship?

  • communities or house churches meet in private homes and share food

  • may involve dancing, clapping, calling out or speaking in tongues

  • Quaker - silent worship → speak when moved by god

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Give examples of informal worship.

  • House churches

  • Quakers

  • Pentecostal church

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Why is informal worship important to christians?

  • similar to the worship of early christians

  • people can share readings and prayers and take an active part by calling out or speaking without formal training

  • may have an emotion impact with a personal revelation with God

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