Christianity
by: Julia Bone
Christians
The followers of Christianity are called Christians. They also believe that you should pray the holy trinity. Two sacraments they practice is baptism, this marks Christians entrance into church they also share bread and wine to represent Jesus's last supper. Where Christians worship is called Church, this is where they practice their beliefs. Some of The worship leaders of Christians is a Pope, a Minister preacher, or a Priest. Christians "Holy book" is called the Bible. The Bible is a story about Jesus's life. A couple of Holidays for Christians are Christmas or Easter. They celebrate these holidays to celebrate Jesus's birth. A holy city for Christians is Bethlehem. Bethlehem is the site of Jesus's birth.
1. A religious figure that is common to all three religions is Abraham.
2. A view about god that is common to all three religions is Monotheism.
Church (place of worship)
This picture shows Church. Church is where Christians go to practice their beliefs. They usually go every Sunday, or the day before any holiday like Christmas. While Christians are at church they pray to Jesus about their problems. Church is an important place to Christians.
Priest (a worship leader)
A priest is just one of many worship leaders. The other worship leaders are popes or minister preachers. A priest is the leader of church.
The Cross
The cross is the symbol of Christianity. The cross is what Jesus died on.
Holy Bible
The Bible
The bible is a holy book most Christians read. The bible is a story about Jesus's life.
Christmas (one of many traditions)
Christmas (December 25) is the day that Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus. This is a very important day, during Christmas they give and receive presents.
Bethlehem
Bethlehem is where Jesus was born. This is a very important holy city for Christians.