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What roles did the actual church building fulfill in a medieval towns?
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What would be the tallest building in a Medieval town?
Church steeple or bell tower
Why are some Christian churches not in an actual church building?
Some don't have enough money to build a building.
Why does the church need structure?
A true church is not the building or the sanctuary where people hear mass and do prayers, it is the people that make the true church. However, if we were to talk about the actual place of church then it needs structure because it needs foundation to be a building.
Why does the church need a structure?
A true church is not the building or the sanctuary where people hear mass and do prayers, it is the people that make the true church. However, if we were to talk about the actual place of church then it needs structure because it needs foundation to be a building.
Where is the church of Satan in Houston?
The Church Of Satan doesn't exist as a building or an actual place. It consists of the people and the philosophy. - J. W.
What is the diffrens between a church and church Billding?
A 'church' can refer to an entire denomination (i.e. 'the Baptist church', 'the Catholic church' etc..), to a congregation (the actual people who worship together) or to all Christians as a whole. The church building is the physical building - the walls and roof- where a congregation meets to worship.
Does church of Satan exist?
Urge Church of Satan exists as an organization, but not an actual building. For more info check out the Official Church of Satan website or religious tolerance.com
What is church work?
Any work done in or for church. This could be actual cleaning or caring for the building or church grounds or it could be Pastoral work and house visiting and hospital calls.
What was the primary church during medieval times?
The Catholic Church
In medieval times canons were?
Church Laws
What is the difference between a church and a church building?
A church and a church building can be the same thing. However, a church may mean the whole body of Christians, or congregation, or the branch of Christianity that it comes from, (ex. the Episcopal church). Church grounds may include many buildings, including the office, Sunday school or day school hallways, etc. Or they may only include one building. Both of these have a "church building." A church building is the actual building that may include the nave, (pews), the narthex, the sanctuary, (where the altar is) and the choir. It is where the actual public Christian worship takes place.
Who was the head of a medieval church?
Pope
