Terminology

3. The feast celebrating the coming of the Holy Spirit to the Apostles about fifty days after Easter.
4. Someone who remains faithful to Christ even to the point of death.
6. of Jerusalem: A meeting of the Apostles that decided Gentile converts did not have to follow all Jewish laws, only a few key rules.
9. A person sent by the Church to preach and strengthen the faith of others.
10. Being sent to spread the Gospel and continue the work of Jesus.

1. People who are not Jewish.
2. A letter in the New Testament written to teach and encourage early Christians.
3. The act of harming or oppressing people because of their religious beliefs.
5. freedom: The right to believe, practise, and share religion openly.
6. A deep inner change of heart and mind that turns a person away from sin and toward God.
7. An ancient rolled manuscript used for writing texts like the Bible.
8. A person who shows and shares their faith through their words and actions.