RS: Living the Christian life (Key words)

Cards (28)

  • Prayer
    communication with God, usally through spoken words
  • Supplication
    a prayer asking God for help
  • Adoration
    praising or adoring God
  • Confession
    confessing sins and asking fro frogiveness
  • Thanksgiving
    thanking God for his goodness
  • Denomination
    name given to the different branches of Christianity
  • Sacrament
    an outward ceremony through which Gods grace is given
  • Baptism
    a ceremony where someone is initiated into the Christian faith
  • Eucharist
    Christian service commemorating the last supper in which bread and wine were consumed in memory of Jesus body and blood
  • pilgrimage
    A religious journey to a place that is thought to be holy or sacred
  • parable
    A story told to illustrate a religious or moral issue
  • worship
    Acts of religious praise
  • private worship
    When a believer praises all on his God on his or her own
  • liturgical worship
    A church service that follows a set of structure a ritual with sacraments at its centre
  • non-liturgical worship
    The church service that does not follow a set text or ritual with emphasis on the Bible
  • informal worship

    A type of non-liturgical worship sometimes spontaneous or charismatic in nature
  • Christmas
    The Christian celebration honouring the birth of Jesus Christ
  • Easter
    Time of year which remembers the last days of Jesus's life
  • Advent
    The four weeks before Christmas - a time of preparation
  • Lent
    The 40 day period leading up to Easter. It begins on Ash Wednesday
  • parish
    An area having its own church in clergy (parish priest)
  • evangelism
    The spreading of Christian teachings by public speaking
  • proselytise
    To attempt to convert someone to a religion
  • convert
    To change one's religion and faith
  • missionary
    A religious person set out to convert people to Christianity
  • Ecumenism
    Movement working for cooperation between Christian denominations which will lead to unity
  • recollection
    Bringing people together – a chance for forgivenes
  • persecution
    Hospitality and it treatment, especially because of race or political or religious beliefs; oppression