CONFIRMATION
To be Confirmed is to take the promises our parents made for us when we were Baptized as children and make them our own. Some enter into confirmation in their middle school years while others come to Confirmation later in life. There is no "right" time to enter into a time of preparation for Confirmation. As an Episcopal/Lutheran congregation, this process may vary slightly but generally reviews the stories of Scripture, the Sacraments and the major foundations of our faith. When you are ready to enter this process, talk with the Rector/Pastor and together you will create a path for you to walk together toward Confirmation.
To be Confirmed is to take the promises our parents made for us when we were Baptized as children and make them our own. Some enter into confirmation in their middle school years while others come to Confirmation later in life. There is no "right" time to enter into a time of preparation for Confirmation. As an Episcopal/Lutheran congregation, this process may vary slightly but generally reviews the stories of Scripture, the Sacraments and the major foundations of our faith. When you are ready to enter this process, talk with the Rector/Pastor and together you will create a path for you to walk together toward Confirmation.
