Baptisms on the beach
posted by Liz @ 10:00 PM
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2 Comments:
Oh Liz! I just love sea baptisms. I attended one here a few years ago and we were singing on the beach as 3 girls and one man were baptized in the waters of Boundary Bay. They said they could hear us way out there and it was awesome! I've been sprinkled AND dunked but now I think it'd be great to be BEACHED! LOL Congratulations to those who accepted Christ - what are their names? I truly enjoyed being a virtual part of this special day for them. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for your article, pretty useful piece of writing.
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