Christian practices overview

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What is worship?

Showing love, praise, and devotion to God

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What are the types of worship?

Liturgical, non-liturgical, informal, private

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What is liturgical worship?

Set structure and rituals, often in a church (e.g., Church of England, Catholic)

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What is non-liturgical worship?

More flexible, with different formats (e.g., Baptist, Evangelical)

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What is private worship?

Praying and worshipping alone or with family

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What is prayer?

Communication with God

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What is the Lord’s Prayer?

A prayer taught by Jesus – a model for prayer

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What is the importance of the Lord’s Prayer?

It teaches forgiveness, dependence on God, and worship

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What are the sacraments?

Outward signs of inward grace

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What are the two sacraments most Protestants accept?

Baptism and Holy Communion

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What is believers’ baptism?

Choosing to be baptised as an adult to show faith

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Why is baptism important?

It washes away sin and marks entry into the Christian community

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What is Holy Communion?

A re-enactment of the Last Supper with bread and wine

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Why is Holy Communion important?

It remembers Jesus’ death and celebrates unity with Christ

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What is pilgrimage?

A religious journey to a sacred place

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What are two popular Christian pilgrimage sites?

Iona and Lourdes

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Why do Christians go on pilgrimage?

To grow spiritually, for healing, or to feel closer to God

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What is Christmas?

Celebration of the birth of Jesus

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What is Easter?

Celebration of Jesus’ resurrection

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Why is Easter important to Christians?

It proves Jesus is the Son of God and offers hope of eternal life

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What is evangelism?

Spreading the Christian message

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What is mission?

Being sent to spread faith and help others

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What is the Church’s role in the local community?

Supporting people, offering food banks, youth groups

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What is the Church’s mission worldwide?

To spread the Gospel and help those in need

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What is persecution?

Harsh treatment due to faith

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How do Christians respond to persecution?

With forgiveness, prayer, and support for the persecuted

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What is reconciliation?

Restoring broken relationships – important for peace

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What is the role of the Church in reconciliation?

Supporting peace work (e.g. Corrymeela, Coventry Cathedral)

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What is charity in Christianity?

Helping those in need as an expression of love

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What is agape?

Unconditional Christian love

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Name a Christian charity that helps the poor.

Christian Aid

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What does Christian Aid do?

Provides emergency relief and supports global development

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Why do Christians support charities?

To follow Jesus’ teachings and express faith in action

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How do Christians express their faith?

Worship, prayer, acts of kindness, and evangelism