Liturgical worship

Liturgical worship is a structured form of religious service that follows established rituals, set prayers, and a specific order of events, often centered around scripture, sacraments, and hymns. It emphasizes tradition and communal participation, aiming to connect worshippers with their faith’s history and doctrines. Common in denominations like Catholic, Orthodox, and Anglican churches, liturgical worship provides a sense of reverence, continuity, and shared identity, guiding believers through scripted practices that foster spiritual reflection and deepen their relationship with God.