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Why this why now

This unit is situated here to build on the understanding of Christian beliefs that pupils aquired in the previous unit. Here they will see how understanding of God and Jesus shape practices such as worship and baptism. They will connect the concept of incarnation with practical action to reduce poverty and work for reconciliation.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Christians use the Bible and the authority of the Church to make decisions about worship
  • Christians may practice their faith differently based on their denomination
  • There are rites of passage and special places
  • Many Christians choose to spread the word of God to encourage others to join the religion

Why this why now

This unit is situated here to build on the understanding of Christian beliefs that pupils aquired in the previous unit. Here they will see how understanding of God and Jesus shape practices such as worship and baptism. They will connect the concept of incarnation with practical action to reduce poverty and work for reconciliation.

Prior knowledge requirements

  • Christians use the Bible and the authority of the Church to make decisions about worship
  • Christians may practice their faith differently based on their denomination
  • There are rites of passage and special places
  • Many Christians choose to spread the word of God to encourage others to join the religion

Living the Christian life

In this unit pupils will study some of the key practices associated with Christianity such as worship, sacraments and pilgrimage. They will compare and contrast differences in practices before moving on to look at the practical work of the Church in society.