charismatic worship

Click a letter for the index

Or search the encyclopaedia:

 

 

Go

 

In the Christian church, actions exhibiting uninhibited joy in the practice of the Christian faith. The term charismatic comes from the Greek word for ‘gifts’, and refers to the gifts of the Holy Spirit, including healing, prophecy, and speaking in tongues (glossolalia). Various Christian denominations, groups, and congregations practise forms of charismatic worship, such as clapping, raising hands, speaking in tongues, and informal leading of prayers.

Red symbolizes blood. Yellow represents sunshine. Green stands for the islands' riches. Black reflects the Melanesian population. Effective date: 30 July 1980. >>