Liturgical/Non-Liturgical

The ritual blessing offered at the conclusion of a service which serves as a signal for the funeral directors to step forward is called a what

Benediction

Both the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod and the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod are anti what

Catholic

Where do the roots stem from in an Episcopal Church

Catholic Tradition

The place about the altar of the church, usually enclosing the clergy and other officials

Chancel

In a non-liturgical protestant church, this person would lead the funeral procession

Clergy

What shape is a liturgical church built in

Cross

What is centered on or above the altar

Cross or Crucifix

What is the most theologically liberal Lutheran synod

Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

What are the three major Lutheran Synods

Evangelical Lutheran Churches of America Missouri Synod Wisconsin Synod

What is Previewing often referred to

Family Hour A Quiet A Sitting

How do you address a priest

Father or Reverend

In which direction should be casket be pushed into the church, for someone that isn't a priest

Feet first

The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America permits ordination of who

Female Clergy

Where are the traditions of faith set forth in an Episcopal Church

From the Book of Common Prayer

Who brought the Lutheran faith to North America

German and Scandinavian immigrants

The left side, as you face the altar, is referred to as the what

Gospel Side

This is a sacred moment in a Traditional African American Funeral where the Funeral Director closes the casket in front of the family just prior to the service beginning

Last View

What is located on the right side, as you face the altar from which readings and prayers are often proclaimed

Lectern

What is the Traditional African American Funeral like

Lengthy, emotional, and contain serious religious overtones

In these 2 Lutheran synods, the casket is placed parallel to the altar

Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod

Who founded the Lutheran Church

Martin Luther, a Roman Catholic Priest

The term "Mennonite" was used in honor of this Dutch Anabaptist Leader

Menno Simmons

Name some examples of non-liturgical denominations

Methodist Presbyterian Baptist Assembly of God Church of God Church of Nazarene Church of Christ Independent/Fundamentalist

What is the order for a formal procession, of a liturgical funeral service

1. Cross Bearer 2. Priest 3. Funeral Director 4. Casket 5. Funeral Director 6. Family

The Lutheran church began when

1517

How many organized groups of Mennonites are in North America

20

How long does the Lutheran Funeral Rite typically last

30-60 minutes depending on communion

Where did Amish-Mennonites originate from

A disagreement among Dutch Mennonites by Jacob Ammann, who urged simplicity and uniformity

What does the term liturgical mean

A set way of doing things

How do Families view the funeral in a traditional African American Funeral

A very sacred and respected social event

What are the attendants or helpers called

Acolytes

How do Mennonites/Amish regard death

As part of God's Plan

Where are the visitations typically held for Mennonite/Amish

At the residence

Another name for vestibule is

Narthex

What is the seating section of the main body of the church

Nave

Churches that have amphitheater seating arrangements are most likely what

Non-Liturgical

How does the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod feel about cremation

Not widely practiced

This order of Amish may use a horse-drawn carriage and buggies as modes of transportation to and from the church

Old Order Amish

Who may receive communion

Only baptized Christians

What coveres the casket during the service

Pall

In the Lutheran church, the clergy is addressed as what

Pastor

What is the key thing to remember with Traditional African American Funerals

Patience for family members good-byes

In a Traditional African American Funeral, what is the pre-service consideration called

Previewing

The Clergy is referred to as who

Priest

A Program may also be referred to as a what, in the African American funeral rite

Program

This is the term that means a member of any of the Western Christian Churches that are separate from the Roman Catholic Church and follow principles of the Reformation

Protestant

What is located on the left side as you face the altar from which sermons are delivered.

Pulpit

What is centered on the platform or stage

Pulpit or Lectern

Why did Martin Luther start the Lutheran Church

Refused to abide by certain demands of the Pope Advocated worship in the language of the people rather than Latin Favored a married, rather than a celibate, clergy

A meal held after a traditional African American funeral is called a what

Repast

Stated directions regarding church practices and procedures as approved by the church

Rubrics

How is the casket placed in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America

at a right angle to the altar

How does the procession travel in a Mennonite/Amish Funeral

from the home to the church

When is a Traditional African American Funeral held

in the evening so work des not interfere

How long may visitation be held for in a Mennonite/Amish Church

one or two days

How long may a previewing take

one or two days prior to service with immediate family members

What is the table from which Holy Communion is served and prayers are offered

Altar

What is the focal point of a liturgical church

Altar with the cross

The group forming with Jacob Ammann and his teachings called themselves what, in his honor

Amish

How is a non-liturgical church set up

Amphitheatre with a raised platform or stage

Consists of a group of parishes presided over by a bishop, who is elected by a dioceses synod

Diocese

What are 2 examples of liturgical protestant churches

Episcopal Lutheran

If a eulogy is being read during a service, the person reading would read from which side

Epistle

How does the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America feel about cremation

It is on the rise

Mennonites emigrated to North America from where

Switzerland, Holland, and Germany

What are the most widely known bodies of Mennonite/Amish

The Mennonite Church The Old Order Amish

Who presides over Mennonite/Amish Funerals

The Pastor

What is the focal point in a non-liturgical church

There is no focal point

Wings of the main part of the church

Transepts

How do Mennonite/Amish feel about embalming

Typically no Embalming

The General Guidelines of the Lutheran Funeral Service include

Use of Acolytes Cross Candles Pall Closed Casket Incense

Ritual garments fort he clergy

Vestments

Mennonites hae always ben objectos to what

War and Violence, including issues of abortion and capital punishment

Which Synod is the most conservative

Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod

What is the focus on in a protestant funeral service

Worship of God referred to as "high church"