C1 Key Words Flashcards
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What does Liturgical worship mean?
Worship that follows a set structure, with set prayers, actions, and responses.
What does Non-liturgical worship mean?
Worship with a less structured approach, sometimes even spontaneous worship.
What is an Altar?
A place of sacrifice. In the church, it is where the rituals related to the Eucharist or Holy Communion take place
What is the Communion table?
A place where communion is presented or prepared, linking to the table of communion shared by Jesus and his disciples at the
last supper.
What is a Denomination?
Autonomous branches of the Christian Church (different
groups), E.g. Baptist, Orthodox, Anglican, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Catholic.
What is a Lectern?
A platform/stand in which the bible readings take place during worship. Can often be raised above the level of the congregation.
What is a Pulpit?
A raised (often high above the congregation) structure from which the priest, vicar, bishop, minister or preacher can deliver a sermon.
What is a cross?
An image/carving/statue of the cross used to execute Jesus
What is a Crucifix?
A cross with the figure or image of the crucified Jesus on it.
What is a Font?
The Baptismal font is a vessel used for the water of Baptism, usually on a raised stand where water is poured over the head of the person being baptized.
What is a Baptistery/Baptistry?
A part of the church; a separate room or connected building specifically for baptisms to take place. A baptistery may also be a part of a church with a pool for baptism.
What is a Communion?
Sharing in a meal that unites people with each other and with Christ.
What is a HOLY Communion?
The name for public worship that takes place in Anglican Churches usually on Sunday.
What is Reconciliation?
The rebuilding of a relationship. Reconciliation for Christians is rebuilding the relationship with God through seeking his forgiveness.
What is Reconciliation/Confession?
The sacrament of receiving God’s forgiveness after confessing sins to a priest.
What is a Hierarchy?
A system in which members of an organization or society are ranked according to relative status or authority.
What is an Apostolic succession?
The theological teaching followed by
some Churches that Bishops/Priests/Ministers carry on the
authority and mission given to the Apostles.
