How faith can inspire others to care
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can describe how people of different religions and beliefs can work together to care for others.
Key learning points
- All religions and beliefs teach the importance of caring for those in need.
- Religious and non-religious people can work together to care.
- Religions working together is called interfaith work.
Keywords
Relief - money, food, or clothes that are given to people because they need help
Volunteer - someone who gives up their time to help others
Interfaith - activities involving members of different religions and beliefs
Common misconception
People who belong to a particular religion only help those from that same background.
Interfaith groups as well as religious and non-religious people can work together.
Teacher tip
Explore why people support charities by taking part in a local or national charity fundraiser. Interview participants with different worldviews.
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
4 Questions
Q1.Muslims and Christians believe it is important to care for ...
Q2.People might ask for help at the homeless shelter if they ...
Q3.Jesus said 'love your neighbour'. This means ...
Q4.What is a community?
Assessment exit quiz
4 Questions
Q1.A __________ is someone who gives their time without being paid.
Q2.Which groups might volunteer to help in the community?
Q3.Charities bring relief by ...
Q4.What is interfaith work?
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