Sacrements

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Baptism
Sacrament when people become members of the Church. Water is used symbolically to wash away sin. Believer’s baptism is for adults, infant baptism is for babies or children.
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Church
Church 1. Religious building where Christians meet and worship God 2. Community of Christians, sometimes known as the body of Christ.
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Eurcharist/Holy Communion
Sacrament that gives thanks for Jesus. It celebrates the death and resurrection of Jesus by drinking wine and eating bread.
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Liturgical worship
Worship that does not follow a structure e.g. Quakers, they stand up in Church when they receive a message from the Holy Spirit.
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Non-Liturgical
Prayers said from the heart and do not follow a set pattern e.g. ‘dear God please help me today as I have an exam’
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Lord's Prayer
Prayer taught to the disciples by Jesus ‘our father who art in heaven….’
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Prayer
Communicating with God this could be praising God, asking for forgiveness or guidance.
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Private worship
A Christian praising/worshipping God on their own
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Sacrement
The outward show of faith and love for God e.g Baptism
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Worship
When you praise God, this could be public or private worship.
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Significane of Liturgical Worship
Sense of community and encourages routines and connection with God
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Public worship
It is when you are in a church with other people like all saying the Lord's prayer.The significaSense of community and encourages routines
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Private Worship
Worship that is done in your your home.The signifiance is that it helps Christians to build discipline and gives strength to cope in difficult times
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Why is individual prayer important
Reminds Christians to forgive others and be peaceful, there is a pattern to the prayer which could help a Christians get a spiritual connection with God, it is easy to remember and say, praises God and asks for help with own needs.
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Why is community prayer important
God is the father for the whole community not just the individual, when you say it together is helps strengthen the religious community, reminds all Christians that God is omnibenevolent, used at religious sacraments like baptism and holy communion/E
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Why is society prayer important
The prayer is said in schools which means that even non- believers can see its impact, can bring spiritual purpose to society, can be said to help heal the community at tragic events like a mass shooting, unifying for all community.
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What is infant baptism
Priest/vicar says prayers for baby, parents and God parents make promises to raise the child in the Christian faith, water is put on babies head to symbolise washing away of sin, hymns are sung to praise God
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Why is infant baptism done?
to welcome baby into Christian faith, to make sure child learns about God/Jesus, in the Bible it says ‘go make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the father, son and Holy spirit’, to follow in Jesus’ footsteps as he was baptised
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What is Believer baptism
Priest/vicar says prayers, adult makes promises to God and the congregation and is welcomed into the Christian faith, they are submerged in water to symbolise washing away of sin, hymns are sung to praise God
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Why is infant baptism done?
to reaffirm their Christian faith, in the Bible it says ‘go make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the father, son and Holy spirit’, to follow in Jesus’ footsteps as he was baptised, , helps to get grace, brings people together.
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What is the holy communion
Christians eat bread to represent Jesus body and drink red wine or juice to represent his blood, as they take this they say prayers and reaffirm belief in Jesus, son of God, congregation pray together
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Why is the holy communion done?
To follow his footsteps,he said to do the Eucharist in remembrance of him,brings grace,brings people together,strengths faith and reminds them that they are lucky because others are starving in the world.
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Church 1. Religious building where Christians meet and worship God 2. Community of Christians, sometimes known as the body of Christ.

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Sacrament that gives thanks for Jesus. It celebrates the death and resurrection of Jesus by drinking wine and eating bread.

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Worship that does not follow a structure e.g. Quakers, they stand up in Church when they receive a message from the Holy Spirit.

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Prayers said from the heart and do not follow a set pattern e.g. ‘dear God please help me today as I have an exam’

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