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• What is liturgical worship?

  Church service with a set structure
• What is non-liturgical worship?

  Church service without a set text or ritual
• Why do Christians worship?

  To praise God, give thanks, and seek forgiveness
• What are the characteristics of liturgical worship?

  • Takes place in a church
  • Set prayers with set responses
  • Holy Communion is celebrated
• What are the characteristics of non-liturgical worship?

  • No set order
  • Services follow themes
  • More spontaneous and flexible
• What is Holy Communion?

  Sacrament using bread and wine to remember Jesus
• What does Holy Communion remember?

  Events of the Last Supper
• What is the Catholic understanding of Holy Communion?

  Transubstantiation occurs during the service
• How do Protestants view Holy Communion?

  As symbolic to remember Jesus' sacrifice
• How is Holy Communion celebrated in the Catholic Church?

  The priest gives bread and wine to people
• What is the role of the Church in the local community?

  Support projects like food banks and social services
• What is the Trussell Trust?

  Runs over 400 foodbanks in the UK
• What does the Oasis Project provide?

  Internet café, CV support, safe meeting place
• What is the growth trend of the Church globally?

  • Rapid growth in South America, Africa, Asia
  • Declining in US, Europe, Middle East
• How can Christians spread their faith?

  Praying, social media, sharing experiences
• What is the Church's mission regarding reconciliation?

  To restore relationships with God and others
• What is a pilgrimage?

  A religious journey of moral and spiritual importance
• What is Lourdes known for?

  Healing waters and visions of Virgin Mary
• What do pilgrims do at Lourdes?

  Bathed in water believed to have healing powers
• What is Iona known for?

  Ecumenical community for prayer and reflection
• What is Agape?

  Selfless, sacrificial, unconditional love
• What does James 2:17 emphasize?

  Faith without action is dead
• What do Street Pastors do?

  Help those in need during the night
• What is Christian persecution?

  Hostility and ill treatment towards Christians
• What are examples of Christian persecution?

  Job discrimination, attacks on churches
• How can Christians respond to persecution?

  Stand up against it and show love
• What is the purpose of infant baptism?

  To cleanse original sin
• Why is attendance at church important?

  It fosters a sense of community
• What are the two main Christian celebrations?

  • Christmas (Midnight Mass)
  • Easter
• What is the mission of the Church?

  • Spread the gospel to all people
  • Service to the community
  • Help those in need
• What is the Great Commission?

  To spread the gospel to all people
• What does CAFC stand for?

  Christians Against Football Casuals
• What services does CAFC provide?

  Medical care and support
• What is the role of the Church in the local community?

  Support projects like food banks and social services