Chapel Attendance : Chapel, Chapel Analysis, And Worship Reflection

In the Introduction section of the book, The Hidden Lives of Congregations, Israel Galindo states that a congregation is a “corporate relationship organization” (3) and is not an organization. He points out that the hidden life of a congregation would depict the “nature” of a congregation. This further identifies the relationships and faith of the congregation. According to him, the universal principles are followed by the congregations so that “systemic relationships” can work. The leaders learn the roles that they have within the people who are the congregation. The journal will focus on Dr. Fowler’s question “what is the purpose of this gathering we call the church?”

This is what happened today: A lot of familiars arrived to see Mia but Adam has still not arrived. Kim a friend of Mia arrive with his mother who never let her to drive long distances, Kim’s mother is very emotional, they are Jewish, at summers Kim goes to a summer camp this summer camp is very boring and she calls that camp as Torah Whore.

Worshipers By The Multitudes, Inc. (WBTM) is a 501-3C non-profit that trains and incorporates freedom of expression and spiritually with the art of dance for youths and adults. WBTM is entering its 1st year of providing free ballet classes to low income inner-city children through the GLIDE (A GENERATION OF LEADERS IDENTIFIED BY THEIR DETERMINATION TO EXCEL) Program. The GLIDE program is comprised of dance instruction and life skills for youth with emphasis on ethical values, beliefs, and good character.

An owner of a “famous and distinctive” mark is entitled to an injunction against an infringer if the user of the mark is “likely to cause dilution of the famous mark”. Starbucks Corp v. Wolfe’s Borough Coffee Inc., 477 F3d 765,766 (2d Cir. 2007).

The preschool that I observed is the Twelfth Baptist Church. The fine motor activities that they have is indoor, the outdoor activities is a gross motor, it is more physically and general activities. Fine motor is the use of the small muscles of the hand and the ability to pick, grasp, release, and write with pencil. In puzzle and manipulative area, I observe the teacher having maximum five students; usually it is less than five about three in the same time. It is in the puzzle and manipulative area which have a lot of recourses like different size of puzzle with different back shape to be easy for the children in clean up to put every puzzle back, legos, blocks, different cards for many games, cloth pins, and different size of marbles and

When I walked in the chapel on Wednesday, September 17, 2017, for the North Greenville Annual Founders Day Chapel I did not have high expectations for the event. Even though it was not at all what I was expecting, I enjoyed this event more than I could have ever imagined. Before the Annual Founders Day even started I had already begun to enjoy myself because of my 9 o’clock class which typically dismiss at 9:50 released students thirty minutes early, due to my professor, Dr. van de Meiracker, participation in the event. This extra twenty-minutes enabled me to arrive early and just sit in the auditorium watching and listening to the band and choir practice. Transition, just before the professors arrived I amused myself by looking for all the empty seats in the area

I attended the liturgy at Faithful Savior Lutheran Church located in Southeast Portland on the weekend before Spring Break (3/13/2016). I went to the Lutheran Church with my parent, who came there as a guest speaker after the liturgy. I experienced a different but similar way of worship service, since they are quite different from each other in the concept of communion but very similar in general structures.

The magnificent structure emulates the outstanding handiwork of SOM spearheaded by Walter Netsch, the massive structure consists of 17 glass and aluminium spires, each holding about 100 tetrahedrons sandwiched at the upper level. Standing as 150-foot-tall, and able to contain almost 3000 people, the chapel is located on a podium not far from the court of honour. According to Adelyn Perez from Arch Daily the U.S. Air Force Chapel was created as a single religious structure that housed all individuals from all three major religions in American, providing Protestant, Catholic and Jewish Chapel all together in one building. The Protestant Chapel being the largest chapel is designed to seat a total 1200 people. The nave is 92 feet tall at its highest

I decided to go to a Baptist Church here in Miami. The reason that I chose Coral Park Baptist Church was because most Baptist Churches that I called here in Miami had the service in Spanish but Coral Park Baptist had an English service as well. I went to the eleven o’clock service on Sunday. The whole church itself was pretty big. There is the main temple that has the regular service in Spanish and then there is a whole other building that has separate classrooms where the English service is held and other Sunday school type classes are held.

Hunt depicts a gathering of the Judaism religion in a temple in his painting "the findings of the savior in the temple". On the left side, there seems to be the rabbis who are reacting to a meeting between two people situated in the middle of the room. The facial expressions of the rabbis are all different. Some seem surprised, some are intrigued and others, angry. In my opinion the two people in the heart of the meeting seems to be Mary and Joseph from the Christianity religion and the rabbis are awaiting an answer concerning their religious beliefs. The kids and women also shown in the painting are in my opinion to support the fact that it the meeting is not only a religious matter but it touches all the community, in fact, religion brings

Christianity is the religion based on the life, death and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, also known as the Christ or Messiah. Jesus was a Jewish teacher and prophet who lived in Palestine in the first century CE. He revealed himself to be the Son of God in fulfillment of Hebrew scripture, and taught that the Kingdom of God was imminent, bringing with it forgiveness and new life for all who believed. His claim to be the Messiah roused opposition from religious and political authorities and he was imprisoned and crucified. His followers believe that after his death, Jesus was resurrected before being taken up to heaven.

I entered into the worship service, unaware of what to expect. I was not familiar with this church, it was a non-denominational church, but the pastor had his roots in the A.M.E. Zion Church and branched out to establish his own church. I walked into the sanctuary prepared to participate in the Sunday School. I found a seat and readied myself to engage in some meaningful discussion. After sitting for several minutes, I asked one of the gentlemen who was standing at the front of the church if they had already started and where was the lesson coming from. He looked at his watch and indicated that he didn’t know if we had time for Sunday School. A puzzled look came over my face and I couldn’t help but express my confusion as I looked at

Reflecting upon the readings of Torrance’s Worship, Community, and the Triune God of Grace and White’s Introduction to Christian Worship will deeply shape how I look at worship in the churches I now order worship for the congregations. I used one of the churches in which I serve to do the Order of Worship assignment. It is a blue collar, small membership church located in a rural, retirement/ vacation area of North Carolina, Lake Gaston. It is also predominately Caucasian. Torrance’s focus is on trinitarian worship, participating in Christ’s communion with God, the Father and Christ’s life, death, and resurrection through the power of the Holy Spirit. And White’s focus is to look at how the forms used in worship give worship its meaning. These forms include but are not exclusive of, time, space, music and art. There are implications for both focuses in the order of worship for the congregation used for my order of worship.

Since the day I was born my parents took my sister and me to church ever Sunday. I grew up in a loving Christian home and was encouraged at an age where I could fully understand, to purse a relationship with Jesus. I accepted Christ into my heart when I was in the second grade and was baptized in the fourth grade at age 10. Growing up I have always been super involved in Church. I have a heart for people and love serving. Since 3rd grade until now, my senior year of high school I have been on the leadership team with my youth group. I can not imagine my life without Jesus as the center. I have been pushed to step out of my comfort zone and because of that I have grown in several different ways. For example, I am an extrovert and enjoy getting new people, but never liked public speaking as I felt nervous and intimidated. By the many adult leaders, and pastors coming along side of me and encouraging me to step of on my comfort zone I now highly enjoy speaking and spreading the truth about The Lord in big groups of people. I am so thankful for the many God loving people that have come in my life and helped stretch me. Jesus is my entire life and I am nothing without him.

In my life I have never been a person to attend church or religious ceremonies. I have gone twice to church and I personally didn’t like because I think that one doesn’t need to go to church to worship god. I believe that as long as you have faith god would never abandon you. My experience in the Jehovah`s Witness ceremony was very interesting because they are very similar to Christianity but their believes are different.