OCR GCSE Religious Studies Christianity Practices overview quiz quiz

Spontaneous, informal worship that follows no fixed order at all in a service

Private prayer said quietly at home, away from any church service

Worship that follows a set structure and ritual from a service book

A pilgrimage made to a holy site that is special to believers

A fixed, written prayer that is learned off by heart

Prayer that may only ever be said inside a church

Prayer that is always sung together as a hymn

Spontaneous prayer in the believer's own words

Two (baptism and the Eucharist)

Seven, the same as Catholics and Orthodox

None, since they reject all sacraments

Five, including confirmation and marriage

Baptism of a young infant baby, with godparents making promises on its behalf

Baptism by full immersion of someone old enough to declare their own faith

A simple blessing given to a person without using any water at all

Exactly the same ceremony as the service of confirmation in church

The bread and the wine stay as bread and wine and are only symbols

The Eucharist may only ever be received by ordained priests

The bread and wine truly become the body and blood of Christ

Holy communion takes the place of baptism for believers

Iona

Canterbury

Rome

Lourdes

Easter

Christmas

Pentecost

Advent

Palm Sunday

Good Friday

Maundy Thursday

Easter Sunday

A high street bank that lends money out to local farmers

A type of harvest festival held in the church each autumn

A service collecting and giving food to people in poverty

A Christian charity that works only overseas in poorer nations

Street Pastors

The Salvation Army band

The World Council of Churches

CAFOD

Sharing the Christian faith so others may come to believe

Going on a long pilgrimage to a holy site overseas

Celebrating the Eucharist together at a Sunday church service

Restoring and repairing an old church building for the community

Building brand new churches in towns and cities everywhere

Restoring broken relationships, with God and between people

Converting other people to the faith by the use of force

A particular type of fixed, written set prayer used in church