Worship

• What is Worship?

  Worship means 'worthiness'.  Christians believe that in their worship they are focusing their attention on God because He is worth it.
• Examples of Worship

  singing songs,

  go to Church,

  reading Book of Common prayer,

  visit religious places,

  read the Bible,

  pray
• Types of Worship

  Worship can be categorised as private or public

  Worship can also be categorised as liturgical and non-liturgical.

  Liturgical - follows a set pattern or structure. e.g Catholic or Anglican churches

  Non-liturgical - no set pattern or structure. e.g. Quaker, Pentecostal churches
• What are some positives of non-liturgical worship

  shows love and connection to God however it’s done,

  reflects different emotions e.g. quiet when you want to be alone,

  may attract worshippers of different ages,

  reflects different cultures.
• What are some negatives of non-liturgical worship

  worship should follow tradition,

  worship should not distract from God,

  worship should always be respectful and not frivolous.
• What are some types of Prayer?

  -Lord's Prayer

  -Tsp Prayers

  -Ask for healing

  -Ask God for help or advice

  -Thank God for his blessings
• How do Christians Pray?

  -Prayers can be said out loud or in the believers head

  -Hands together position with head bowed, kneel to show respect for God

  -Set prayers learnt of by heart and recited on demand

  -Spontaneous prayer, believer saying what comes to their head in the moment
• Why do Christians pray?

  -because Jesus told them to 'this then is how you should pray'

  -Communicate with God and deepen their relationship

  -seeking Gods help for their situation

  -God is the most important part of their life and must spend time with him
• What is a key quote about the Lord's Prayer

  'this then is how you should pray