concept   religious services
culture   Western countries
statement   Religious services in Western countries include hymns, sermons, and socializing with church members after the service.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 following religious services Western countries It is common to socialize with fellow church members after religious services, often over coffee and pastries. 1
2 following religious services Western countries Common for people to engage in socializing and fellowship after religious services, such as chatting over coffee or tea in the church courtyard 1
3 following religious services Western countries It is common to socialize and have coffee or brunch with fellow church members after religious services. 1
4 following religious services Western cultures It is common to socialize and have coffee or brunch with fellow churchgoers after the religious service. 1
5 religious service Western countries Typically held in churches, synagogues, or mosques with organized rituals and sermons 1
6 religious service Western countries Religious service is typically held in churches, with order of worship and hymns predominating the service. 1
7 religious service Western countries Sunday morning is a common time for religious services, and attendance is a typical part of religious practice. 1
8 religious service Western countries Religious services are often held in churches on Sundays, with singing, prayers, and a sermon by a religious leader. 1
9 religious services Western countries Typically held in churches, synagogues, mosques, or temples 1
10 religious services Western countries Can include hymns, sermons, and religious readings 1
11 religious services Western countries Often held on Sundays for Christians and Saturdays for Jews 1
12 religious services Western countries May involve taking communion or receiving sacraments 1
13 religious services Western countries Leaders of the services may be priests, ministers, rabbis, or imams 1