Christian Practices Flashcards

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Believer’s Baptism Quote

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‘As soon as Jesus was baptised, he went up out of the water’

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Infant Baptism Quote

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‘he and all his household were baptised’ (in the Early Church)

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Eucharist Quote

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‘This is my body which is given for you’

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When was the monastery rebuilt in Iona?

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1938

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How many miracles are recognised at Lourdes?

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69

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Christmas

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celebrated incarnation
four weeks of advent
special service
thanks God
loved ones
give generously to those in need

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Easter

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‘He has risen’
Palm Sunday (enters Jerusalem) and Good Friday
Christians meet and walk the streets

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Trussel Trust Foodbanks

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Parable of the Sheep and Goats
founded in 1997
around 429 in UK
yearly provide for around 1 million people

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Street Pastors

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270+ towns
14000 trained personnel
ecumenical

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Tearfund

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tackle poverty
disaster relief
runs self-help groups in Africa
long term development
emergency relief in 2010 in Haiti following earthquake

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CAFOD

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Catholic
emergency aid
sustainable development projects
provide food and clean water
sustainable farming projects e.g. Bangladesh for adaptation to climate change

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Christian Aid

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fights global poverty
humanitarian aid
promote sustainable development
help refugees fleeing war e.g. afghanistan and ukraine
run campaigns against climate change and tax injustice

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Persecution Quote and example

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‘Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good’
MLK and 1963 March on Washington, unlike Black Panther Party

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Open Doors

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rebuild persecuted Christian communities - Iraq
set up trauma healing centres in Nigeria
1/7 face persecution

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Corrymeela

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community in NI
organised by Christians
issues caused by troubles
talk towards reconciliation
support around 7500 people yearly

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How many people are Christians?

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around 1/3 population claim to faith
around1.5-2.5 billion globally

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SIM

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help people in other countries, e.g. building wells in Niger, but also try to convert
rebuild destroyed Christian communities - Iraq
build churches
workers and ministries in over 70 countries

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Fresh Expressions

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‘different churches’
take faith to those who wouldn’t ever consider going to church
original churches were like this and how church grew initially, so this is how it should grow now
3,915 messy churches

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What is worship?

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Showing love and devotion to God.

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Why do Christians worship?

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To honour God

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Name 3 types of worship.

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Liturgical

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What is private worship?

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Worship done alone through prayer or Bible reading.

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What is prayer?

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Communication with God

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What prayer did Jesus teach?

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The Lord’s Prayer.

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What is a sacrament?
A visible sign of an invisible grace.
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How many sacraments do Catholics recognise?
Seven.
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How many sacraments do Protestants recognise?
Two – Baptism and Eucharist.
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Why do Quakers reject sacraments?
They believe actions are more important and sacraments aren't directly commanded in the Bible.
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Why is baptism important?
It symbolises entry into the Church and the cleansing of sin.
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What is infant baptism?
Babies are baptised with promises made by adults.
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What is believer’s baptism?
For adults who choose to commit to faith
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What example do Christians follow for baptism?
Jesus’ own baptism.
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What is the Eucharist?
A service remembering Jesus' sacrifice using bread and wine.
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What do Catholics believe happens during Eucharist?
Transubstantiation – bread and wine become the body and blood of Christ.
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What do Protestants believe about the Eucharist?
It is symbolic and open to all believers.
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Do Quakers celebrate the Eucharist?
No.
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What is pilgrimage?
A spiritual journey to a holy place.
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Why go on pilgrimage?
To grow closer to God
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Name two Christian pilgrimage sites.
Lourdes and Iona.
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Why is Lourdes important?
Site of healing and Marian apparitions.
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Why is Iona important?
Peaceful retreat linked to early Christianity.
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What does Christmas celebrate?
The birth of Jesus Christ (Incarnation).
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What does Easter celebrate?
The resurrection of Jesus from the dead.
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What happened on Good Friday?
Jesus was crucified.
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What happened on Easter Sunday?
Jesus rose from the dead.
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How do churches help their communities?
Food banks
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What is a Street Pastor?
A volunteer helping vulnerable people on the streets at night.
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What Bible teaching encourages charity?
I was hungry and you gave me something to eat.
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How do Christians help the global poor?
Through charities like Christian Aid
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Why do Christians help the poor?
Jesus taught love
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What is persecution?
Being mistreated for one’s faith.
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How should Christians respond to persecution?
With forgiveness and trust in God.
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What is reconciliation?
Restoring broken relationships.
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What is an example of reconciliation?
Coventry Cathedral’s ministry after WWII.
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What is evangelism?
Spreading the Christian message.
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What did Jesus command about evangelism?
Go and make disciples of all nations.
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What is discipleship?
Guiding people to grow in faith and follow Jesus.
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Where is Christianity growing?
Africa