Structure of the Eucharistic Celebration

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The initial part of a Christian service that sets the tone.

The section of the service including readings and sermons that convey Scripture teachings.

A central part of the service where bread and wine are consecrated and shared.

A declaration of faith that may be spoken or sung during the service.

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The sequence of scripture readings during the service, including Old and New Testament selections.

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The celebration has an opening, followed by a reading from the Old Testament and the New Testament.
A sermon follows, explaining the readings and their application in life.
The celebration ends with a confession of faith.

Opening: Initial part of the Eucharist.
Reading of Scripture: Old Testament and New Testament readings.
Sermon: Explanation and application of the readings.
Confession of Faith: A moment for expressing belief.
Closing: Concludes the service.
Selection of Readings: Readings can be from the Old Testament, New Testament with options from Matthew, Mark, or Luke.
Two Readings: There can be either one or two readings from the Old Testament or New Testament.
Faith Statement: A small or large statement of faith is recited. Optionally written or voiced.