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Worldwide Church
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Importance of the Worldwide Church
Christians believe that Jesus told them to share the Christian message all over the world (Acts 1:8).

Across the world
Christianity is now a worldwide religion with followers on every continent.
This global presence gives Christians great influence, which they use to help others, as Jesus intended.
While spreading the faith (evangelisation) is important, Christians also believe in showing Christ through good deeds.

Reconciliation
Christian work across the world includes promoting reconciliation between people in conflict.
Christians believe Jesus wanted to bring peace.

Christians facing persecution
- In some parts of the world, Christians have faced persecution because of their faith, much like the apostles.

Caring for those in need
Christians' global mission involves caring for those in need, such as the hungry and poor.
This reflects how Jesus cared for the most vulnerable.
1Buddhism
1.1Key Beliefs
1.2Practices
2Christianity
2.1Key Beliefs
2.2Jesus Christ & Salvation
2.3Worship & Festivals
3Catholicism (Christianity)
3.1Key Beliefs
3.2The Seven Sacraments
4Islam
4.1Key Beliefs
4.2Authority
5Judaism
5.1Key Beliefs
5.2Covenant & The Mitzvot
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1Buddhism
1.1Key Beliefs
1.2Practices
2Christianity
2.1Key Beliefs
2.2Jesus Christ & Salvation
2.3Worship & Festivals
3Catholicism (Christianity)
3.1Key Beliefs
3.2The Seven Sacraments
4Islam
4.1Key Beliefs
4.2Authority
5Judaism
5.1Key Beliefs
5.2Covenant & The Mitzvot
Practice questions on Worldwide Church
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- 1Where are there Christians in the world?Multiple choice
- 2Features of Christian work across the globe:True / false
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