East Syrian liturgy

The East Syrian liturgy is a traditional Christian worship practice used primarily by the Assyrian and Chaldean churches. Rooted in ancient Mesopotamian Christian traditions, it emphasizes a rich tapestry of prayers, hymns, and rituals performed in the Syriac language. The liturgy often involves symbolic gestures, incense, and chant to evoke reverence and a sense of divine presence. It reflects deep theological meanings, celebrating the Eucharist as a central act of communion with God. This liturgy has preserved its ancient heritage while adapting to modern worship, serving as a vital expression of spiritual identity for its community.