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Christian Practices (Prayer (Prayer is when believes both mentally and…

- - - - Lots of Christians worship both publicly and privately. Some find greater freedom in private worship however some prefer a more structured way of thanking God. Both ways give a connection to God.
  - - - Methodist services don't have to follow a set structure but there is a 'Methodist Worship Book' which suggests the liturgy for parts of worship e.g. the Eucharist Services feature Hymns and Readings
      - Some Christians prefer this way of worship because of the freedom element of worshiping God in a less structured way. Others see this as unsuitable for the level of respect a church service requires
- - - - Catholics believe that the bread and wine used at mass became the flesh and blood of Christs and every mass is a re-enactment as Christ's sacrifice
      - Lutherans, Methodists and Anglicans believe holy communion is more than just an 'intellectual' commemoration of the last supper - it's a re-enactment. They believe that there is a real presence of Christ in bread and wine.
      - Baptists view the bread and wine as symbols, but they believe God is present through the act of Christians coming together to share Communion. The bread and non-alcoholic wine are set out on a simple table. The bread is offered from person to person and the wine is drunk from small individual cups
    - - Baptism makes someone a member of God's family and welcomes them to the Church. Some Christians believe that baptising cleanses people from the original sin that everyone is born with
      - Baptisium is mostly common in babies but also adults in which want to join the church
      - A sign of the cross is made on the baby, and in many Churches holy water is poured three times over the forehead (in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit)