Christian practices

worship

liturgical worship

informal worship

bible readings following the Christian calander

led by a priest or minister

a set of words and actions for worship common worship

used by roman Catholics and chuch of England Christians

no set pattern

led by the spirit listen to god and following his lead in worship

mainly found in evangelical Churches batistes all society's of friends

examples of different forms of worship

impact

evangelical

society of friends quakers

no leader

silence

sometimes someone may read from the bible speak or pray out load

informal

songs

prayer

reading from the bible

talk ceremony based on the bible

praising all that god is and does omnipotent brings the Christians and the church closer to god.

prayer

confession-admitting and being sorry for sins

thanksgiving-thanking god

adoration- prising god

supplication -prayer for self and others

jesus for what two or three gathered in my name there I am with them

impact Christians believe in a personal god who listens to and answer their prayer deepens their relationship

example of Jesus prayed and taught his followers how to pray privately not long words the lords prayer our father who's art in heaven

sacraments

baptism water is used as a symbol of washing sin away example of Jesus Jesus was baptised Jesus commanded his followers to be baptised those who become Christians

original sin :the idea that everyone has a tendency to sin original sin is taken away by baptism water poured on baby's head parents and god parents make promises to bring the baby in the Christian faith.

sacrament an outward sign of an invisible and inward blessing by god for example baptism

believers babtism

fot those whoa re old enough to make a decision to be a Christian for themselves

the believers make a testimony saying why they want to be baptised pubic witness their faith

the believers may be baptised by total immersion in a baptised pool

symbolises dying to sin and raising new life I baptise you in the name of the father son and holy spirit amen

impact allows for a fresh start sins washed away share in death and resurrection of Jesus invited god to the persons soul

Eucharist

Eucharist is a sacrament

means thanksgiving

jesus commanded his followers to do this in remembrance of me

practiced by most Christian churches different believes about what happens during Eucharist Catholics think it transubstantiation the bread and wine transformed into the body and blood of Jesus

service to remember the last supper Jesus had with his disciples used symbols of bread and wine to represent his body and blood

impact thank god for death resurrection of Jesus Jesus present in special way share together

pilgrimages

England's Nazareth ask mary to pray to Jesus on their behalf many pray for healing

richelids had a vision of the virgin mary went to Nazareth where the angel Gabriel had to appear to her richelidis was told to build a copy of the holy house in walsingham

visit places of worship for services mass light candles pray at the wells sprinkling laying on of hands and anointing with oil drinks the water.

pilgrimage a journey to a regions or holy place

pilgrimages

why?

taize?

act of religion devotion an attempt to walk in footsteps of people of faith historical reasons an act of atonement.

started after ww2 to promote

ecumenical unites Christianity

prayer silence and signing are at the heart of the taize experience