1.2.1 - Worship
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- Created on: 05-09-19 16:53
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- 1.2.1 - Worship
- Liturgical worship
- Uses set patterns
- Congregation respond with set words
- Many things that are done are the same every service
- Eg: RCC, CoE, Orthodox
- Some C's, familiarity can help reflect deeper significance and meaning
- Symbolic use of colour throughout year represents parts of Jesus' life
- Liturgies throughout year have distinctive music/hymns/rituals/readings
- Non-liturgical services
- More spontaneous, less structure
- Minister leads service but anyone can pray/hymn/reading
- Eg: Protestant/Non-conformists
- Don't get stuck in rut, stop thinking about the meaning
- Reinforce importance of Bible as authoritative word of God
- Sermon is focus of service, help congregation understand message in Bible, word of God and links to their daily life
- Charismatic worship
- Some C's b possible to experience the same gifts as the HS as the apostles did at Pentecost
- Gifts of the Spirit inc: worship, speaking in tongues (Glossolalia), prophecy and healing
- No set pattern. can inc: dancing, clapping, people raising their hands
- Want to be open to the HS, be led by him during the service. Eg: special prayer, hymn, silent reflection
- Found in all denominations but most regular in Pentecostal
- Individual worship
- Often C's spend time in own private worship. Inc, prayer, Bible reading
- Is important as their way of developing a relationship with God. Able to study the Bible and seek God's specific guidance for their own lives
- Introduction
- Worship - to describe how they feel and acts towards God
- God communicates with them through worship
- 3 forms. Affect structure of church service
- Many spend time praying individually
- Liturgical worship
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