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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
Prayer expressed spontaneously in a person's own words rather than read from a prepared text.
Used by Edexcel
Specification 2.2*, 2.4, 2.1* · Paper 1, Paper 2
Prayer expressed spontaneously rather than read from a prepared text.
Informal, spontaneous prayer expressed in the worshipper’s own words rather than following a set text.
Prayer spoken spontaneously rather than read from a prepared text.
Do not suggest that Catholics must choose between formulaic and extempore prayer: both can be used publicly or privately.
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Specification 3.2*, 3.1* · Paper 1, Paper 2, Paper 3
Prayer expressed in the worshipper’s own words at the time, rather than read from a prepared text.
Revise: Liturgical WorshipServices may include Bible readings, preaching, songs and extempore prayer—prayer expressed in the speaker’s own words. The order and emphasis can be adapted to the needs of the congregation rather than following a fixed liturgy.
