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Question 1

Altars

Answer 1

Where a sacrifice is offered to God

Question 2

Communion Table

Answer 2

more likely to be referred to in Protestant denominations that perform the ritual of a communion meal as a memorial of the last supper

Question 3

Pulpits

Answer 3

The priest or minister leading the service will use the pulpit to preach about the word of God found in the bible

Question 4

Cross

Answer 4

T-shaped instrument used for crucifixion
Symbol of triumph

Question 5

Crucifix

Answer 5

Cross with Jesus’ body
Used by catholics

Question 6

Font

Answer 6

vessel used for the water of Baptism

Question 7

Importance of Baptism

Answer 7

marks the personal identification with Christ
to obey Christ’s command
to publicly profess faith in Christ
to formally commit yourself to Christ and his people.

Question 8

The importance of the Eucharist

Answer 8

The Eucharist is for many Christian denominations the most important sacrament.
Eucharist means ‘thanksgiving’ in Greek. Other names used are Holy Communion, Mass and the Lord’s Supper
The Eucharist remembers the last supper, Jesus’ farewell meal with disciples in the lead up to his crucifixion
He takes ordinary bread and wine and uses the words ‘This is my body’ and ‘This is my blood’
Paul in 1 Cor also states Jesus added ‘For as often as you eat this bread and drink the cup, you proclaim the death of the Lord until he comes again’.
bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit and the instrumentality of the priest.

Question 9

Mass

Answer 9

the central act of worship in the life of a Catholic
Includes:
Prayers
Hymns
readings from the Bible
Sermon
Eucharist

Question 10

Holy communion

Answer 10

The name for public worship that takes places in Anglican Churches usually on Sunday
a practice that the whole church observes in remembrance of Christ’s sacrifice
an important way to understand and continue to acknowledge Christ’s act

Question 11

Bishop

Answer 11

Bishops are usually viewed as direct successors of Jesus’ Apostles.

Question 12

priests/vicars

Answer 12

Priests are usually responsible for an individual church or Parish
They will be the main spiritual guide for their community.
They will also care for the pastoral needs of their community.

Question 13

pastors/ministors

Answer 13

Often elected directly by their community or Church elders
responsible for:
leading and facilitating worship
Bible study and other aspects of Church life
Teaching
Preaching
Baptism