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The Eucharist - Anglican Church
The Eucharist - Anglican Church
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1
We have a prize at Prize Giving named after her. It is for ...
Getting top in RE in Y10, Y11, and Y12
Service to Chapel Committee for 5 years
Being a Sacristan in Y13
Doing a paper at Otago in Theology or Religious Studies
2
The Worldwide Anglican Communion has over 40 provinces - but in how many countries?
About 100
More than 150
Almost 50
Less than 30
3
What Jewish festival were Jesus and the disciples celebrating at the Last Supper?
Rosh Hashanah
The Passover
Yom Kippur
Hannukah
4
What is another name is the Eucharist known by? (there are two correct options!)
A Shared Lunch
A Holy Feast
The Lord's Supper
Communion
5
Where did Jesus tell his disciples to drink wine, eat bread and remember him?
In Bethlehem
In the Garden of Gethsemane
In the Upper Room
In the Temple
6
Apart from the Eucharist what is the only other sacrament in the Anglican Church?
Baptism
Prayer
Marriage
Funeral
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Who was she, and where was she from?
Victoria Matthews, Christchurch
Penny Jamieson, Dunedin
Helen-Ann Hartley, Waikato
Ellie Sanderson, Wellington
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Are you ready for the holidays??
YES!!
YES!!!!!
Huh? I didn't realise it was almost the holidays!
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Why do Christians hold out their hands when they take communion?
to receive the bread
to say thank you
to pray to God
to shake the priest's hand
10
Anglicans use real wine but have wafers instead of real bread because ...
Bread might not be gluten free
Wafers are like Jewish Passover bread
It is cheaper and easier
You can't have too much realness
11
Which country in the world was the first to ordain a woman as a Bishop?
England
New Zealand
Canada
Australia
12
The "altar" is symbolic of ...
Jesus' life
Jesus' resurrection
Jesus' sacrifice
Jesus' birth
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The Eucharist is a 'sacrament' - what does that mean?
a way to receive God's grace
a way of getting into the church
a way to become perfect
a way to get into heaven
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Part of the Eucharist service is an offering - why?
To give to others sacrificially just as Jesus gave his life
To remind ourselves to be grateful for what we have been given
To care for others just as God cares for us
To say thank you to God for all we have been given
15
What do Christians remember when they celebrate the Eucharist? (there are two correct options!)
Jesus turning water into wine
Jesus forgiving their sins
Jesus being born
Jesus death and resurrection
16
The Anglican Church in NZ is properly called
The Church of Pakeha, Maori and Pasifika Anglicans
The Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia
The Anglican Church in Aotearoa
The Church of Aotearoa and New Zealand Anglicans
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What does the word Eucharist literally mean?
thanksgiving
sharing
meal
sacrifice
18
It is also called a "table" because ...
We are all included in the communion of God's family
Jesus ate with sinners - like us
Jesus was eating the Passover meal with bread and wine
We are invited to share a meal with God
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How often do Christians celebrate The Eucharist?
Once a week
Once a month
Once a year
As often as they would like to
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Anglicans think that the bread and wine ...
are the real presence of Jesus to the receiver
are just something to eat and drink
become the actual body and blood of Jesus
are just symbolic of Jesus' body and blood
