Chuck goes to "work" on this episode. He explains the important role of this worship leader.

You may say it every day, but do you even know what it means? And, for those United Methodists old enough to remember, why is it not at the end of hymns any longer?

Do you know what the word means? And what's with carrying the light out at the end of each worship service? Chuckle along with Chuck as he talks about "Acolytes."

Ever try to summarize what you believe? It's hard! That's what an "Affirmation of Faith" tries to do for us. Chuck explains and sings (yet again).

Chuck sings! Kinda. Bet you can't guess the name of the most played piece of music in Protestant churches each Sunday? You looked at the title of this episode, didn't you? Chucks sings and explains.

Seen the letters "IHS" around your sanctuary? Ever wondered what they mean? Chuck hunts down the answers...and delivers a few chuckles along the way.

Ever done this with your fingers as a child: "Here's the church and here's the steeple." Then you spread your palms apart and wiggle your fingers while saying: "Open the doors and see all the people." What's the reason these tall structures exist almost exclusively on places of worship? Chuck goes high in the sky to find out.

No, we're not talking about collecting food or clothing, but something completely different. Chuck clears up his own confusion and tells us about the collect prayer.

Seen any symbols of fire around your sanctuary? Do you know what's the second most important day of the Christian year? Chuck messes with candles again and explains Pentecost.

Do you sit in the same seat each Sunday? If so, why do you need an usher? What's their role? Chuck loses his cool while explaining the role of an usher.