Christian practices Flashcards

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what is liturgical worship

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worship with a set structure and rituals, same thing each week, many will have this written down in special book called a liturgy linked to familiarity and tradition

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who performs liturgical worship

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orthodox, roman Catholics and some Anglicans

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what’s non liturgical worship

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style of worship that changes each week no set structure

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who worships non liturgical worship

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Pentecostal Christians (charismatic protestant)

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whats informal worship

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worship that engages Christians, supported by young Christians

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why do Christians worship

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to praise, to thank, to ask, to seek, to bond

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what’s important about the lords prayer

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Jesus taught the prayer, reminds Christians of forgiveness, model of a good prayer `

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whats important part of Lords prayer

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give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our sins.

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why do Christians pray

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to talk and listen, to gain peace, to bond, to ask, to reflect

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what sacraments do Catholics` believe in

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baptism, holy communion, marriage, confirmation, Holy orders, reconciliation, anointment of the sick

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what sacraments do protestants believe in

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baptism, holy communion

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what is baptism

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ritual to become member of the church - water symbolises washing away of sins

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similarities and differences of infant and believers baptism

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believers and infant baptism represent washing away of sin. believers is personal choice used by baptist Christians. catholic idea of infant baptism washing away original sin

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quote for baptism

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I baptise you in the name of the father the son and the holy spirit

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whats holy communion

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ritual to celebrate Christs crucifixion and resurrection

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difference between protestants and catholic view of holy communion

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Catholics believe the bread and the wine are literally Jesus’ flesh whereas protestants believe that the bread and wine contains the spirit of Jesus, both symbolise Jesus’ crucifixion

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how does holy communion affect individuals

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Receiving Gods grace and strengthening faith

18
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how does Holy communion affect communities

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brings believers together and that provides support for those going through difficult times

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how does Holy communion affect the wider community

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gives a call to love others in practical ways

20
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why is pilgrimage important for Christians

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better understanding of faith
helps them feel cleansed from sin
more connected to the Christian community
help them see problems in a new light

21
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which are the two places of pilgrimage

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Lourdes
Iona

22
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why is Lourdes significant

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where mary is said to have appeared to Bernadette
Mary told Bernadette to dig a hole and a spring of water appeared
water is claimed to have healing properties - number of miracles have taken place

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what activities happen at Lourdes

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pilgrims go to Lourdes to bathe in the spring water or go to help others who are disabled/ ill
pilgrims also pray for forgiveness or healing

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why is Iona significant

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where St. Colombia established a monastic community.
community has an ecumenical centre where pilgrims can stay

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what activities take happens at Iona

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quite peaceful place of beauty so pilgrims can pray, read bible etc.
pilgrims also attend a church service

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what are two ways in which Christians celebrate easter

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churches filled with flowers and special hymns are sung to rejoice at Jesus’ resurrection
eggs are eaten at breakfast to symbolise new life

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what are the two meanings of church

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church as a building (individual churches)
The Church - church as the christian community

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how do individual churches help the community

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educate people about Christianity
provide a meeting place for prayer and worship
provide youth activities
provide a place where people can socialise and obtain spiritual guidance

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how does the Church as a community help the community

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supports local projects like foodbanks
helps those in need
campaigns for justice

30
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whats the trussell trust

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a group which runs over 400 food banks where food is donated by individuals, the church, schools etc.
doctors, social workers etc. identify those in need and issue them with food vouchers

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whats the oasis project

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a community hub which provides internet, cafes, training opportunities etc.
spiritual and practical guidance is given to those in need

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What did Jesus teach about helping others - with quote

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taught Christians should show agape love.
‘Faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead’

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who are street pastors

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street pastors are adult volunteers trained to patrol streets in urban areas.
initially set up in 2003 to tackle gangs and knife crime but widened to respond to drunkenness and anti social behaviour

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what’s the parishing nursing ministries UK

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supports person healthcare through the local Church
provide the individual churches with registered parish nurses who promote wellbeing
nurses help to provide early diagnosis
help combat loneliness and provide support for those in need
provide additional help for the NHS