Confirmation
Confirmation and Reception
In Confirmation a person makes a mature profession of faith and is welcomed into full membership in the church by the Bishop with a blessing. Reception is also a mature profession of faith made by a person confirmed in another denomination who desires to become a full member of the Episcopal Church. Both Confirmation and Reception bestow rights of voting and serving in particular church ministries.
Confirmation and Reception are offered when the Bishop visits St. John’s.
For adults and children of 15 years or more, a course of 8, 1.5 hour, classes are required for both and are offered just prior to the Bishop's visit.
Children who are 12-14 years old must attend 24 Sunday School sessions and one meeting with the Rector. The sessions can be attended in sequence or in whatever order you can.
For more information, contact Fay Jones at 512-836-3974.
In Confirmation a person makes a mature profession of faith and is welcomed into full membership in the church by the Bishop with a blessing. Reception is also a mature profession of faith made by a person confirmed in another denomination who desires to become a full member of the Episcopal Church. Both Confirmation and Reception bestow rights of voting and serving in particular church ministries.
Confirmation and Reception are offered when the Bishop visits St. John’s.
For adults and children of 15 years or more, a course of 8, 1.5 hour, classes are required for both and are offered just prior to the Bishop's visit.
Children who are 12-14 years old must attend 24 Sunday School sessions and one meeting with the Rector. The sessions can be attended in sequence or in whatever order you can.
For more information, contact Fay Jones at 512-836-3974.
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