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Non-Liturgical (Scripture centered) worship |
form or order of worship which has the scriptures as its central element; the actual form or order of the worship service is left to the discretion of each individual church or minister |
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Non-Liturgical Churches |
Baptist Methodist Church of Chirst Presbyterian Assembly of God Church of God and. . . . . Nazarene |
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Church Setting Characteristics Movie Theater or Stadium-shaped |
No Center Aisle rows go all the way across |
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Church Setting Characteristics Pulpit |
FOCAL POINT – where scripture is read |
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Church Setting Characteristics Hymns |
tell part of word (lot of singing) |
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Church Setting Characteristics No rules except: |
Kneel– for petition Stand– to praise Sit– to receive instruction |
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Non-Liturgical |
NO set order of worship NO rubrics DO NOT use: candles pall acolytes or crucifers Clergy does not wear vestments(some choose black robes) One Lecturn - no epistle or gospel side. |
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Invocation |
calling all god’s/ calling into you |
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Intersession |
addition/ adlibbing prayer |
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Benediction |
ritual blessing at conclusion of service |
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Amish aka Mennonites |
Concentratedin Lancaster, PA Amish Society– patriarchal, extended family Men1st, women 2nd ProtestantFaith |
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Mennonite's views:
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separation of Church and State
refuse to take oaths refuse to take up arms against others protest slavery |
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Mennonite Funeral Rites Customs |
takes place in church or deceased's home; Congregation largely German, service in German; men seated on one side, women on other side; sons dress fathers, daughters dress mothers; after committal, family and friends return for a meal. |
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Mennonite Funeral Rites
Mourners |
wear white |
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Mennonite Funeral Rites Service done by |
Minister to Elder or Bishop |
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Mennonite Funeral Rites Hymnal |
rubrics for order of worship for funeral service |
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Mennonite Funeral Rites Outer Box |
may be used for burial – luncheon follows |
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints |
headquartered in Salt Lake City, UTreferred to as "Mormons" - Book of Mormon written by Mormon. |
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Joseph Smith |
Founder of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in 1830 |
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Bishop (Speaker) of the Ward |
Unpaid clergy in charge of the local congregation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. |
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Mormon Order of Service |
Prelude Invocation (Opening Prayer) Eulogy/Obituary Musical Selection Speaker Benediction Postlude |
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Book of Mormon |
rubrics for funeral rituals 1. Written byMormon 2. Translated toGerman by Joseph Smith (Founder) 3. Authoritydirectly from God |
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Mormon funeral dress code Bodydressed in. . . |
Bodydressed in White Robe with Sash |
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Mormon funeral dress code Green Apron |
signifies person has been through the Temple(received sacraments or full membership) |
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Mormon funeral dress code Women |
ribbon tied under chin |
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Mormon funeral dress code Men |
white robes with white hat |
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Mormons Committal |
Burial or other methods |
