Of course we do!! Practising Protestants - just like practising Catholics, go to church services on Sundays (and other days). The services may be different however. We have many other services as well as mass. Proestants usually call mass 'Holy Communion', 'The Eucharist' or 'The Lord's Supper' but the service is very similar. However, most Protestants do not believe that the bread and wine acally become the body and blood of Christ as do Catholics, but meremy represent them as an act of remembrance for what Jesus did. In addition to Holy Communion, we have services that are called 'non-Eucharistic' and which consist of hymns, prayers, psalms, a sermon and sometimes other liturgy depending upon the kind of Protestant Church.
Protestants don't have any one church they go to. There are many denominations such as:
Adventist
Anglican
Baptist
Congregation
Holiness
Lutheran
Methodist
Pentecostal
Presbyterian
Reformed
Seventh-Day Adventist
Each denomination has it's own churches. Even then, there are many churches for each denomination.
The Catholic Church
They believed that the church rejected the bible
Protestants and Roman Catholics.
They wanted individually and equality
Protestants.
The Protestant Church began in Germany in 1517.
Protestants are called protestants because they PROTESTED against the catholic church because Henry viii was catholic but he wanted a divorce but the catholics would not let him, so he started his own church( church of England) and they were called the protestants, also you can not be protestant and catholic.
Because they protested against the Catholic church.
The Catholic Church
Protestants.
puritans
Jesus Christ is the King and Head of the Church.
Reform the Anglican Church
I think that protestants WOULD donate on Christmas....as a birthday gift to Jesus.
Dissenters
Protestants
Reform the Anglican Church