Worship-Protetant

Question 0

Altar

Answer 0

A table, often with a cross standing on it, on which the bread and wine are placed for communion

The first Christian altars were wooden tables, as used in the last supper

Question 1

Churches

Answer 1

Protestant churches are built in many architectural styles

They can be small or large, elaborate or plain

Question 2

Font

Answer 2

A basin used to hold holy water for Baptism

Question 3

Pulpit

Answer 3

The raised platform or stand, for the proclamation of the world

Here the scriptures are read and the sermon is preached

Question 4

Lectern

Answer 4

A reading desk with, a slanted top.

Used to hold books or documents when someone is reading to an audience in the church

Question 5

Act of worship

Answer 5

Protestant services are congregation (group of people)

In the pews you will find the common book of prayer

This enable the congregation to share fully in the service

Question 6

Narthex

Answer 6

In early days, it was used as a waiting place

Today it is used as a gathering space and a entrance and exit

Question 7

Apse

Answer 7

A large semicircle or polygonal recess at the top of the church

Question 8

Chancel

Answer 8

A place reserved for the choir

Question 9

Sanctuary

Answer 9

The entrance to the altar

Question 10

Nave

Answer 10

Central part of the church

Question 11

Transept

Answer 11

Forming the arms of the cross in the church