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- 3. A sacred ritual or ceremony performed in some Christian denominations. Examples include baptism, communion, and marriage.
- 4. To show reverence and devotion to a deity or higher power. It involves singing, praying, listening to sermons, and participating in religious rituals.
- 5. The sacred book of Christianity, containing religious texts, stories, and teachings. It is considered the word of God and is central to Christian faith.
- 10. To communicate with God or a higher power, expressing gratitude, asking for guidance, or seeking comfort. Prayer is an important practice in many religions.
- 11. A talk or speech given by a religious leader during a worship service. It provides teachings, moral guidance, and inspiration to the congregation.
- 12. A group of singers who perform together during religious services. They sing hymns and other sacred music to enhance the worship experience.
- 13. A raised platform or table in a church where religious rituals, such as communion, take place. It is often the focal point of worship services.
- 14. A symbol representing the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. It is widely recognized as a symbol of Christianity and can be found in churches and religious artwork.
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- 1. A gathering or community of believers who share common beliefs and support one another spiritually and socially. It promotes a sense of belonging and friendship.
- 2. A person who serves as a spiritual leader and shepherd in a Christian congregation. They provide pastoral care and guide the community in their faith.
- 6. School An educational program in churches where children learn about the teachings of Christianity and the Bible. It often takes place on Sundays.
- 7. A religious song sung during worship services. Hymns praise God, express faith, and offer spiritual reflections.
- 8. A statement of faith that summarizes the beliefs and principles of a religious community. It is often recited during worship services.
- 9. Bell A large bell housed in a church tower or steeple. It is rung to announce the start of worship services or special events and has a symbolic meaning.
- 10. A religious leader in some Christian denominations who leads worship services, performs sacraments, and provides spiritual guidance to the congregation.
