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What is liturgical worship?

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It follows a set structure and takes place in a church led by a priest

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Why is liturgical worship important?

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Provides a set order that is familiar to everyone and brings about tradition

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What is non-liturgical worship?

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More informal and prayers are usually the leaders own words

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Why is non-liturgical worship important?

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Feel like it comes from the heart

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What is informal worship?

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It is spontaneous and and can involve dancing or singing

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Why is informal worship important?

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It is similar to early Christians

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What is private worship?

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Allows a person to feel close to god and reflection

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Why do Christians pray?

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To ask for forgiveness, thank god, seek help and deepen their relationship with god

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What is the best example of prayer?

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The Lord’s Prayer

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Why is prayer important?

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Enables Christians to talk to god and gives strength in times of trouble

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Why is the Lord’s Prayer important?

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Remind Christians to forgive and a sense of unity

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Why do Christians get baptised?

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Imitate Jesus, become a member of the church and receive gods grace

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What is a sacrament?

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Holy rituals through which believers receive grace

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What are the seven sacraments?

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Baptism, confirmation, holy communion, marriage, holy orders, reconciliation and anointing

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Which denomination recognises only two sacraments?

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Protestant

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What is infant baptism?

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Pour water over baby’s head and parents promise to bring up child as a Christian

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Why is infant baptism important?

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Removes original sin and allows the child to grow up in gods love

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What is believers baptism?

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Consciously make the decision about their faith

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Why is believed baptism important?

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Jesus was baptised as an adult and only those old enough to understand should make the promises

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What is Eucharist?

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Another name for holy communion and celebration of jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection

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What is evangelism?

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Preaching the gospel to convert people to Christianity

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What is atonement?

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Reconciliation between god and humanity

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What is holy communion?

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Another name for the Eucharist

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What is mission?

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The duty of Christians to spread the gospel

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What is reconciliation?
Restoring relationships between people
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What is word?
Describes god creating the world through his word
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What does the holy communion celebrate?
Jesus’ sacrifice and resurrection
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What do catholics believe about holy communion?
The wine and bread body the body and blood of Christ
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What do Protestants believe about the holy communion?
It is a reminder for the last supper and bread and wine are symbols of his sacrifice
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What are the individual impacts of communion?
Strengthens faith and makes them feel closer to god
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Why is Lourdes important?
Claimed to have seen Virgin Mary there and the water has healing properties
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What is the importance of pilgrimage?
Grow closer to god and help them better understand god. It cleanses then of sin
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Why is Iona important?
‘Thin place’ where the veil between spiritual and physical worlds is very thin
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Why is Christmas important?
Celebrates the incarnation of Jesus
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What do Christians do to celebrate Christmas?
Give gifts as symbol of wise men’s gifts or give to charity to remember gods gift of Jesus
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Why do christians celebrate Easter?
The death and resurrection of Jesus
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Why is good Friday significant?
When Jesus was crucified
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Why is Easter Sunday significant?
Jesus was resurrected
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What is the Church?
The holy people of god
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What is the church?
Building of worship
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How do churches help people?
educating people and providing activities
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How does the Church help people?
Support local food banks and social services
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What do the trussle trust do?
Charity that runs good banks in he UK and provides food, help and support to people in crisis
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What do the Oasis project do?
Provides internet cade, creative courses, a job club and training opportunities
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Why should christians help others?
Jesus taught people to show agape love
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What is agape love?
Unselfish love
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What do street pastors do?
Challenge gang culture and responding to drunkenness etc many times before the police can act
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What do the parish nursing ministries do?
Support healthcare through the church. They provide nurses who promote spiritual, mental and body well-being
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What is a mission?
Calling to spread faith
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Why is a mission important?
Jesus told his disciples to ‘make disciples of all nations’
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What is alpha course?
Used as an introduction for those interested in Christianity
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Why should christians be evangelists?
All Christians received the great mission
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What should evangelism be followed up by?
Training new converts
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How can christians spread faith?
Sharing what god has done for them, inviting people to church or advertisement
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What if Christ for all nations?
Evangelists who hold miracles and healings
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What do the worldwide Church have a mission to do?
Restore peoples relationship with god
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What do the Irish churches peace project do?
Brings catholics and Protestants together
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What do the corrymeela community do?
Brings people together to explore ways of moving from violence
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How do christians help people who are persecuted?
Send money and support
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How can persecution be a positive thing?
Strengths faith and conviction
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What passage in the bible teaches christians about selfishness?
The parable of the rich man and Lazarus
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What do Christian aid do?
Encourage sustainable development and provide emergency relief
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What do tearfund do?
Help lift people out of poverty
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What do CAFOD do?
Work with local groups to help support communities out fo poverty

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