practices

• What is Thanksgiving in Christian practice?


  Thanksgiving is when people pray to say thank you to God.
• When are Christians baptized?

  Christians are baptized when they are old enough to decide themselves.
• What is full immersion in baptism?

  Full immersion is when Christians are submerged in a pool of holy water.
• What duty do Christians have towards others?


  Christians have a duty to help others in need.
• How do priests help those in need at night?

  Priests help drunk people at night.
• What do Food Banks provide?


  Food Banks provide food to people in poverty.
• What does Christmas celebrate?


  Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ.
• How do Christians celebrate Christmas?


  Christians celebrate by singing carols and exchanging gifts.
• What is the significance of the gift of God during Christmas?


  Christians remember the importance of God sending his own son to the world.
• What does Easter celebrate?


  Easter celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
• How do Christians celebrate Easter?


  Christians celebrate by singing and by eating chocolate eggs that represent new life.
• What is the purpose of a pilgrimage in Christianity?

  Christians go on pilgrimage to a holy site as a mark of respect to God.
• Give an example of a pilgrimage site for Christians.

  An example is going to Canterbury Cathedral.
• What role do Christians play in their local communities?


  Christians have a turn to run the local soup kitchen.
• What is the idea of temple in Christian practice?

  Christians access the idea of temple through church model.
• How do Christians contribute to creating a better future for the planet?


  Christians are involved in helping the world work together to try and overcome the world’s problems.
• What do Christians pray for in terms of reconciliation?


  Christians pray for reconciliation with God and with each other.
• What is reconciliation in Christian practice?


  Reconciliation is a process by which people restore their relationship with God and each other.