Worship Flashcards
What is worship connected with?
Worship is connected with the word ‘worth’, showing God that you believe him to be worthy of praise.
Does God need our worship?
God does not need our worship, but it strengthens the relationship between believers and God.
How does God show his love to us?
God shows his love by giving us creation and sacrificing himself on the cross to atone for our sins.
What is liturgical worship?
Liturgical worship follows the same pattern each time, usually by following a prayer book.
Where is liturgical worship most likely found?
Liturgical worship is most likely found in Catholic and Anglican churches.
What are some characteristics of liturgical worship?
The priest or vicar reads a section, and the congregation collectively reads responses. They might stand, kneel, or sit at particular times.
What is the purpose of symbolic actions in liturgical worship?
Symbolic actions such as taking holy communion remind believers of God’s forgiveness.
What is non-liturgical worship?
Non-liturgical worship is found in Baptist or Methodist churches where there is no prayer book.
How does non-liturgical worship differ from liturgical worship?
Non-liturgical worship is usually less formal, with modern music and more participation from the congregation.
What is informal worship?
Informal worship is found in Quaker or House Churches and is much more spontaneous.
What is a characteristic of Quaker worship?
Quaker worship is usually silent, but someone might pray aloud or share concerns.
What is private worship?
Private worship happens outside church when individuals spend time with God through prayer or meditation.
What aids might individuals use during private worship?
Individuals might use aids like a rosary, a crucifix, or a candle to focus their minds.
