Essays on Church

Everybody feels safe and find peace when they enter any holy place. They can connect them with God’s mercy, they find the true knowledge and mainly they find the mirror of their mind. The most beautiful and inspiring works art of Michelangelo’s famous sculpture “Pieta”…

What does Ecclesiology mean? It’s certainly not a word people hear often. Well, I’m here to tell you it means the study of churches. But even that definition is vague, to truly understand what ecclesiology means we must first dive into the meaning of the…

During the 5th and 6th centuries, the innovation of church design was implemented by many emperors. As each new emperor took their place on the thrown, they each put forward a contribution advancing the growth of their city. The progression of religion and the conformity…

This essay introduces the Draper family who lived during the haunting years of 1348 to 1350. During those years the Black Death entered England and began to run rampant causing almost 4 million deaths across the country. Their village of South Cowton, now located in…

What do Church pioneers in Canada think about the legitimization of doctor helped passing (PAD)? In the not so distant past, the appropriate response was clear. At Christmas in 1996, the Canadian Council of Churches (CCC), a gathering which incorporates each significant Catholic, Orthodox, and…

William Blake, born in 1757, was a poet and a visual artist. (Strooper) He wanted his poems to contain intellectual meaning (the dictionary one) and he shared his ideas that fittest the Romanticist mentality from the 19th century. These ideas are also shown in his…

The Church is the holiest place for any practicing Christian. It serves as a sanctuary, a place for people to reconnect with God and indulge in religious practices. For a Christian, it isn’t only important to be attuned to his or her God but to…

The theme of annual meeting this year is Flight Patterns of the Spirit: Strong, Sustainable, Connected Church. This theme picks up on the Starling conversations of the spring, in which members of many Central Pacific Conference churches came together for discussion and sharing of experiences…

Eastern Orthodox Christianity is the denomination of Christianity that is most practised in the East. There are both minor and major differences between the religions of the East and the West, and this is perhaps due to the structure of the Orthodox churches as well…

The Late Medieval English Church During the reign of Henry VIII, England had witnessed the most dramatic enforcement of the power of the king. The events leading up to the English Reformation were the catalyst for major changes to the political and religious power of…