Explain how the followers of Christianity may feel that the buildings in which they worship and the type of worship itself may assist them in their life and belief

Christianity is a very wide religion, with many followers and denominations, all of which have different views on how and where their worship should take place. There are two main types of worship under which the denominations fall, liturgical, organised services, or non-liturgical, less formal services. In a liturgical church, such as Anglican, Russian Orthodox or Roman Catholic the services are more structured. There are set points where the congregation joins in, and points where …

…it distracts people from the worship of God. In non-liturgical churches the surroundings are much less important than in traditional churches. They believe that too much decoration distracts them, rather than inspires them. They mostly do not have so many symbols to remind them of God and the Christian beliefs, and feel that the word of God is the most important thing, and through it they are reminded of who and why they are worshipping.