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Religious Education Sba
THE IMPORTANCE OF FESTIVALS IN THE BAPTIST CHURCH

This School Based Assessment (SBA) has been conducted in accordance with the requirements for the General Proficiency Social Studies CXC Examinations – May – June 2013

Candidate’s Name: Wilkiens Martin

Teacher’s Name: Mrs Rose Edwards

School: Clement Howell High School

Centre Number:________________

Registration Number: ___________

Proficiency: General

Territory: Turks & Caicos Island

Year of Exam: 2013

Student’s Name: Wilkiens Martin
Teacher’s Name: Mrs. Rose Edwards
School: Clement Howell High School
Centre Number: __________________
Registration Number: _____________
Proficiency: General
Territory: Turks & Caicos Island
Year of Exam: 2013

Table of Content

Proposed Topic:
Baptist Church

Proposed Area of Interest:
Festivals in the Baptist Church

Proposed Title:
The Importance of Festivals in the Baptist Church

Statement of Aims:
To identify: 1. The Festivals Celebrated by the Baptist Church 2. The Importance of Festivals in the Baptist Church 3. How and When They are Celebrated 4. The Impact of These Festivals on the Wider Society

How Data will be Collected 1. Research Literature Available on Festivals in the Baptist Church

2. Use of Questionnaires

3. Interview Leaders and Members of the Baptist Church to Gather First Hand Knowledge on the Importance of Festival to Them

4. Visit Worship Service to Observe how These Festivals are Celebrated

How Will Data Be Analysed * Questionnaires * Charts and Graphs * Choice and Effectiveness of Data to Society

Location of Study Area * Five Cays * Downtown * Blue Hills

Equipment Required * Writing and Drawing Instruments * Computer Likely Problems * Financial Constraints

INTRODUCTION

Religion And Festivals work together. There are varieties of religions and festivals that are held around world each year; there are many reasons for holding a festival:

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