WorksheetsChristianity Vocab
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What is defined as 'reconciliation between God and humanity which was sealed by the sacrificial death of Jesus'?
Baptism
Salvation
Sacrament
Atonement
The sacrament through which people become members of the Church. This may involve the use of water as a symbol of the washing away of sin.
Marriage
Jesus
Atonement
Baptism
Adults seeking to live a Christian life within the Church take part in a ritual of immersion in water. Events resemble the the experience of Jesus and John in the River Jordan.
Bible
Sacramental
Infant Baptism
Believers' baptism
Sacred book for Christians containing both the Old and New Testaments.
Torah
Gospel
Psalms
Bible
The denomination within the Christian Church which is led by the Pope.
Coptic
Orthodox
Church of England
Catholic / Roman Catholic
One Christian charity that provides emergency and long-term aid to the developing world.
Band Aid
The Red Crescent
Guide dogs for the Blind
Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD)
The leader promised by God to the Jews. The word literally means 'Anointed One' in Greek; the Hebrew equivalent is Messiah.
Messiah
Jehovah
Jesus
Christ
A Christian charity that provides emergency and long-term aid to the developing world.
Islamic Aid
The Red Crescent
Medecins San Frontieres
Christian Aid
The Feast Day commemorating the birth of Jesus (25 December in most Churches).
Whitsunday
Easter
Pentecost
Christmas
The Holy People of God, also called the Body of Christ, among whom Christ is present and active.
Creation
Christian
Christmas
Church
Christians believe that the world is God's loving what?
power
justice
work
creation
The execution and death of Jesus on Good Friday.
Or
The Roman method of execution by which criminals were fixed to a cross.
atonement
Resurrection
ascension
Crucifixion
The religious season celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus from the dead.
Pentecost
Lent
Christmas
Easter
Literally 'thanksgiving' a church service in which the sacrificial death and resurrection of Jesus are celebrated and remembered
Evangelism
Creation
Easter
Eucharist
The first Person of the Trinity, the creator and sustainer of the universe.
The Trinity
The Holy Spirit
The Son
God the Father
When Christian charities collect donated food and distribute it to those in need in Britain.
Grace
Evangelism
street pastors
Food banks
Another name for the Eucharist in which the sacrificial death and resurrection of Jesus are celebrated using bread and wine.
Holy Spirit
Grace
Confirmation
Holy Communion
The third person of the Holy Trinity who descended like a dove on Jesus at his baptism. Christians believe this person is omnipresent
the Son
God the Father
Jesus
Holy Spirit
Spontaneous prayers spoken from the heart without a specific format
Informal worship
Holy Spirit
Infant baptism
Informal prayer
Worship which has no set structure
Iona
Incarnation
Informal prayer
Informal worship
An island of the west coast of Scotland founded by Columba in the 4th century. It is used by Christians today as a centre for pilgrimage and religious retreat.
Jesus
Infant baptism
Lourdes
Iona
Judgement
Offering to God the praise that he is due. This may be done in public or in private worship.
John's Gospel 1 describes God creating the world through his Word and links this to Jesus
The belief that there are three Persons in the One God. The Father, Son and Holy Spirit are separate, but are also one being.
When God decides whether each person should receive eternal life or eternal punishment.
Just
When God decides whether each person should receive eternal life or eternal punishment.
Offering to God the praise that he is due. This may be done in public or in private worship.
The Word was made flesh and dwelt among us
The nature of God as one who treats each individual human being fairly and equally.
Law
A church service which follows a set structure or ritual.
This refers to the nature of God as one who treats each individual human being fairly and equally.
When God decides whether each person should receive eternal life or eternal punishment.
This refers to the law of God, revealed in the Bible, which Christians are called to obey.
Lourdes
This refers to the law of God, revealed in the Bible, which Christians are called to obey.
A church service which follows a set structure or ritual.
An island of the west coast of Scotland founded by Columba in the 4th century. It is used by Christians today as a centre for pilgrimage and religious retreat.
A town in France, where the Virgin Mary appeared to Bernadette in a series of visions, and now a place of pilgrimage, where it is claimed that miraculous healings have taken place.
Lord's Prayer
A town in France, where the Virgin Mary appeared to Bernadette in a series of visions, and now a place of pilgrimage, where it is claimed that miraculous healings have taken place.
This refers to the law of God, revealed in the Bible, which Christians are called to obey.
A church service which follows a set structure or ritual.
The prayer taught to the disciples by Jesus; also known as the 'Our Father'.
Mission
The prayer taught to the disciples by Jesus; also known as the 'Our Father'.
A town in France, where the Virgin Mary appeared to Bernadette in a series of visions, and now a place of pilgrimage, where it is claimed that miraculous healings have taken place.
This refers to the law of God, revealed in the Bible, which Christians are called to obey.
Literally 'sent out'. The Christian's duty to spread the gospel (the good news about Jesus).
Non-liturgical worship
Sent-out - Christian's duty to spread the gospel (the good news about Jesus).
The prayer taught to the disciples by Jesus; also known as the 'Our Father'.
A town in France, where the Virgin Mary appeared to Bernadette in a series of visions, and now a place of pilgrimage, where it is claimed that miraculous healings have taken place.
A service which does not follow a set text or ritual. This type of worship is sometimes spontaneous or charismatic in nature.
Omnipotent
The belief that God is all loving
The belief that God is all knowing
The belief that God is all present
The belief that God is all powerful
The Oneness of God
The belief that God is all powerful.
A service which does not follow a set text or ritual. This type of worship is sometimes spontaneous or charismatic in nature.
Literally sent out. It refers to the duty of Christians to spread the gospel (the good news about Jesus).
The monotheistic belief that God is One.
Original sin
The belief that God is One.
The belief that God is all powerful.
The first sin of humanity
The belief that human nature is basically flawed with a tendency to go against God's will. Christians who think that the Bible is literally true believe that it has been passed down from Adam and Eve.
Orthodox
The traditional belief that is still held by some Christians that human nature is basically flawed, and so humans have a tendency to go against God's will. Christians who think that the Bible is literally true believe that it has been passed down from Adam and Eve.
The belief that God is One.
The belief that God is all powerful.
The most popular Christian tradition in some parts of Eastern Europe. There are two main traditions, Greek and Russian.
Persecution
The most popular Christian tradition in some parts of Eastern Europe. There are two main Churches Greek and Russian.
Christians who think that the Bible is literally true believe that it has been passed down from Adam and Eve.
The belief that God is One.
Throughout the centuries and still in some parts of the world, Christians face punishment and even death for adherence to their faith.
Pilgrimage
Throughout the centuries and still in some parts of the world, Christians face punishment and even death for adherence to their faith.
The most popular Christian tradition in some parts of Eastern Europe. There are two main Orthodox Churches, Greek and Russian.
The belief held by some Christians that human nature is flawed. Christians who think that the Bible is literally true believe that it has been passed down from Adam and Eve.
A journey by a Christian to a holy site, eg Lourdes, Iona. Pilgrimage is itself an act of worship and devotion.
Protestant
A believer giving God praise and worship on his or her own.
The Churches that stayed with the Catholic Church during the Reformation. Services are generally based more closely on the Bible than those of the Catholic and Orthodox Churches.
A journey by a Christian to a holy site, eg Lourdes, Iona. Pilgrimage is itself an act of worship and devotion.
The Churches that broke away from the Catholic Church during the Reformation. Services are generally based more closely on the Bible than those of the Catholic and Orthodox Churches.
Reconciliation
The Churches that broke away from the Catholic Church during the Reformation. Services are generally based more closely on the Bible than those of the Catholic and Orthodox Churches.
A believer giving God praise and worship on his or her own.
Communicating with God through words of praise, thanksgiving or confession, or requests for his help or guidance. Listening to and speaking to God.
The process of restoring harmony after relationships between people has broken down.
Resurrection
The process of restoring harmony after relationships between people has broken down.
The Churches that broke away from the Catholic Church during the Reformation. Services are generally based more closely on the Bible than those of the Catholic and Orthodox Churches.
A believer giving God praise and worship on his or her own.
The event celebrated on Easter Day of Jesus rising from the dead. Or The form that many Christians believe the afterlife will take, referring to either physical or spiritual bodies.
Sacrament
The event celebrated on Easter Day of Jesus rising from the dead, Or The form that many Christians believe the afterlife will take, referring to either physical or spiritual bodies.
The process of restoring harmony after relationships between people has broken down.
The Churches broke away from the Catholic Church during the Reformation. Services are generally based more closely on the Bible than those of the Catholic and Orthodox Churches.
The outward and visible sign of an invisible and spiritual grace. eg Baptism and the Eucharist
Set prayers
Prayers which are informal
The outward and visible sign of an invisible and spiritual grace. Baptism and the Eucharist are recognised as sacraments by most Christians.
Prayers which have musical arrnagements
These are prayers written throughout the centuries by Christian holy men and women, which many Christians use.
Sin
These are prayers written throughout the centuries by Christian holy men and women, which many Christians use.
Saving the soul and deliverance from sin and admission to heaven brought about by Jesus.
The outward and visible sign of an invisible and spiritual grace. eg Baptism and Eucharist
Behaviour which is against God's laws and wishes/against principles of morality. A thought, word or action which is wrong, which people know is wrong and which people freely choose.
Which of these is "The Son" in Christianity?
The third person of the Trinity
God, who created the world
The human child of Joseph the carpenter
The second Person of the Trinity
Sources of wisdom and authority
A title used for Jesus, the second person in the Trinity.
The second Person of the Trinity.
Behaviour which is against God's laws and wishes/against principles of morality.
Christians believe that the Bible, religious leaders and statements of belief, should be respected as conveying deep religious truths.
Street pastors
Christians believe that the Bible, religious leaders and statements of belief, should be respected as conveying deep religious truths.
A title used for Jesus, the second person in the Trinity; denotes the special relationship between Jesus and God.
The second Person of the Trinity. This is Jesus, in whom God became incarnate.
A Christian organisation consisting of people who work mainly at night on city streets, caring for those who need help.
The Word
The belief that there are three Persons in the One God. The Father, Son and Holy Spirit are separate, but are also one being.
A Christian charity that provides emergency and long-term aid to the developing world.
When people have to face and live with unpleasant events or conditions.
St John's Gospel 1, describes God creating the world through his Word and links this to Jesus in the statement: The Word was made flesh and dwelt among us.
Worship
John's Gospel describes God creating the world through his Word and links this to Jesus in the statement: The Word was made flesh and dwelt among us.
The belief that there are three Persons in the One God. The Father, Son and Holy Spirit are separate, but are also one being.
A Christian charity that provides emergency and long-term aid to the developing world.
Offering praise to God this may be done in public or in private
What is the definition of a sacrament?
religious ceremonies or rituals
baptism, eucharist and funerals
a religious ceremony where Christians believe God's Grace is given to them
An inward sign of an outward grace
Eucharist and Holy Communion are the same thing
True
False
