adult baptism造句

• The United Methodist Church ( UMC ) practices infant and adult baptism.
• The Bruderhof practices adult baptism, which does not equate to membership.
• Becoming a member is through adult baptism by pouring water on the believer's head.
• Adult baptism was not an essential for membership in his church, which became practically Congregational.
• With a high number of adult baptisms, the Church is growing faster in Africa than anywhere else.
• At Portsea, on 18 August 1820, his father and mother received adult baptism at his hands.
• Reportedly, one of the first adult baptisms was publicly performed in Z黵ich, Switzerland, in January 1525.
• Bar mitzvah, First Communion, Confirmation, Adult Baptism are common coming of age rituals among religious communities.
• Adult baptisms are often by means of immersion as opposed to the more historic methods of aspersion and affusion.
• In order to achieve membership, one must accept Jesus Christ as their lord and saviour through adult baptism.
• A baptistery was also installed, so that new believers may be welcomed into the church family through adult baptism.
• Anabaptists ( " re-baptizers " ) and Baptists promote adult baptism, or " believer's baptism ".
• In the 17th Century, the Amish and Mennonites were persecuted in Europe because they were Anabaptists _ believers in voluntary adult baptism.
• As to the method of adult baptism, the Holy See extended the dispensations to use the short formula for another five years.
• Each member is also free to practice their own forms of Holy communion and baptism ( infant baptism vs . adult baptism ).
• At Ditchling he received adult baptism, but refused imposition of hands, then usual among General Baptists; he also again declined ordination.
• Grebel performed the first known adult baptism associated with the Reformation, and was referred to as the " ringleader " of the Anabaptists in Z黵ich.
• Adult baptisms serve as a declaration of " faith ", where " falsehoods, hypocrisy and shame of the past " are symbolically cast away.
• The Bruderhof practices adult baptism, non-violence and peacemaking, full community of goods, the proclamation of the gospel and lifelong faithfulness in marriage.
• As Calvinists, the Reformed Churches ( Liberated ) practise infant baptism for the children of believers ( as well as adult baptism for adult converts ).