Sunday Morning Worship

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This paper examines the matter of Sunday morning worship in the Christian faith. This paper leans towards Catholic practices, however, many denominations can find useful information here. The paper is divided into three distinct sections: order of liturgy, involving the whole congregation in the worship, and the usefulness of music and singing to the worship proceedings.

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"A simple Sunday morning gathering cannot be considered worship in the strictest sense unless the goal of the gathering is to praise the Christian God and espouse the principles upon which the church was founded. For far too many people, Sunday morning worship has been reduced to little more than that "thing" we do between the hours of eleven and twelve in the morning once a week. This conception of Christian worship is counterproductive to the true purpose of public worship and its place in the Christian faith. The objective of public worship is to give thanks and praise God for not only our existence but also for his. But it must be stressed that the public worship service transcends an individual communion with the creator. Instead, public worship implies a collective effort to connect with the presence of God."

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