This is the first book of the Bible, which tells us about God's creation of the world.
What is Genesis?
This is the name of God's Son.We celebrate this feast because Jesus rose from the dead.
What is Pascha?
This is the special house where Christians gather to worship God.
What is the Church?
These holy men and women followed Christ and give us examples of how to live a life of holiness.
Who are the Saints?
This is talking and listening to God.
What is prayer?
God created humans in His own ______.
What is image and likeness?
This feast celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ.
What is Christmas / the Nativity?
This person leads the parish and celebrates the Divine Liturgy.
Who is the priest?
This saint is known for his generosity and for giving gifts secretly to those in need.
Who is St. Nicholas?
This prayer begins, “Our Father, who art in heaven…”
What is the Lord's Prayer?
We say this when making the Sign of the Cross?
What is “In the name of the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen.”?
This feast celebrates the coming of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles.
What is Pentecost?
We light these in church as part of our prayer and worship.
What are candles?
What we call the day we celebrate and remember a particular Saint?
What is feast days?
This book contains the stories, teachings, and Word of God that Christians read and hear in Church.
What is the Bible?
The Orthodox Church teaches that God is one God in three Persons: the Father, the Son, and the ______.
Who is the Holy Spirit?
This feast celebrates Jesus being taken up into Heaven after His Resurrection.
What is the Ascension?
This book contains readings used by the priest to teach the parish during the Divine Liturgy.
What is the Gospel Book?
We can ask the Saints to do this for us?
Answer: What is intercede/pray?
Where we pray?
What is anywhere/everywhere?
What did God create on the sixth day?
What is animals and humans?
This begins the Church's journey from Lazarus Saturday through Pascha and Pentecost.
What is Holy Week and Pascha?
Orthodox Christians should do this when they approach an icon
What is venerate/kiss?
The reason Orthodox Christians learn about the lives of the Saints?
What is to follow their example/follow Christ
Scripture is not only read privately but is proclaimed and heard by the Church during this central service.
What is the Divine Liturgy?