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3 types of worship

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liturgical, non liturgical, informal

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lithurgical worship

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  • takes place in a church
  • traditional
  • ritual like
  • follows a calendar
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non liturgical worship

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  • takes place in a church
  • no set order
  • planned and ordered to suit
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informal worship

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  • takes place in community or house churches
  • quakers are mainly silent
  • charismatic worship includes dancing etc
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prayer

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communicating with god for guidance

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sacraments are

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holy rituals through which believers receive gods love

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how many sacraments

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7 but some believe in less

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the 7 sacraments for catholic and orthodox

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baptism - conformation - communion - marriage - holy orders - reconciliation - anointing of the sick

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two sacraments for protestants and why

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baptism and holy communion because Jesus taught these

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holy communion is also known as

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the eucharist

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the holy communion is

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uses bread and wine like in the last supper to celebrate Jesus’ sacrifice

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which denominations believe the bread and wine become the body of Jesus

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catholics and orthodox

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which denomination believes the bread and wine are but a symbol of sacrifice

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protestants

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individuals get from holy communion

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receive gods grace and strengthens their faith and bond with god

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communities get from holy communion

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brings the community together and provides support

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wider society get from holy communion

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encourages christians to do good

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what is pilgrimage

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a journey made by a believer for religious reasons

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two popular pilgrimage sites

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lourdes and Iona

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why go on a pilgrimage

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to strengthen bond with god 
to meet communities 
to help others
to seek a cure 
to be forgiven
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what is Lourdes

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a French town where pilgrims go to bathe in the waters where Mary appeared to Bernadette

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what is Iona

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a Scottish island where pilgrims go to reflect and worship

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festivals are

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days or celebration for religious reasons

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what is the most important christian festival

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easter celebrates Jesus rising from the dead

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the church vs a church

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the church is the holy people of god vs a church which is where they worship

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examples of church helping the local community

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trussel trust and oasis project

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what do churches do to help the local community

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support projects
provide social service
charity
campaigns

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quote for helping others - faith…

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“faith without action is dead”

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what are street pastors

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people who are trained to patrol the streets to help vulnruble people especially on a night out

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origins of street pastors

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London in 2003 by a christian charity

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mission

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is the vocation to spread the faith

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evangelism

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spreading faith through action and leading by example

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why do christians feel the need to spread their faith

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the great commission

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bible quote for the great commission

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“go and make disciples of all nations”

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example of evangelism

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the alpha project

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quote for reconciliation “we were reconciled to him….

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…..through the death of his son”

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what is persecution

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the mistreatment pain or suffering against a person in particular for their beliefs

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examples of persecution

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crimes
discrimination
extra tax
denied church buildings

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positive effect of persecution

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strengthens faith

share in the suffering of Jesus

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why are christians against persecution and quote “do not be overcome with….

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they are encouraged to act with love and forgiveness

….evil”

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example of helping persecuted

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helping refugees
smuggling bibles
sending money

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positive of persecution quote -know him

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“I want to know christ”

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“children let us not love with….

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…..speech but with actions and in truth”

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