C1 Christian worship

Question 1

Liturgical worship

Answer 1

worship that follows a set structure, with set prayers, actions and responses

Question 2

Non-liturgical worship

Answer 2

worship with a less structured approach, sometimes even spontaneous worship

Question 3

transubstantiation

Answer 3

the idea that during Mass, the bread and wine used for Communion become the body and blood of Jesus Christ

Question 4

Altar

Answer 4

comes of the tradition of a place of sacrifice. i church context it is where the rituals related to the Eucharists takes place

Question 5

Communion table

Answer 5

place where communion takes place

Question 6

Denomination

Answer 6

branches of the Christian church for example Baptist and Orthodox

Question 7

Lectern

Answer 7

a platform/stand which the bible reading takes place on

Question 8

Pulpit

Answer 8

a raised structure from which the priest or someone else can deliver a sermon

Question 9

Cross

Answer 9

an image/craving/statue of the cross used to execute Jesus

Question 10

Crucifix

Answer 10

A cross with the figure or image of Jesus crucified on it

Question 11

Font

Answer 11

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

Question 12

Baptisery / Baptisry

Answer 12

part of a church but separated for baptism (room or small building)

Question 13

Communion

Answer 13

Sharing in a meal that unites people with each other and with christ

Question 14

Holy communion

Answer 14

the name for public worship that takes place in Anglican churches usually on sunday