United Methodist Covenant III Baptism, Confirmation & Reception Certificate (Package of 3)

Help your congregation welcome a new member to the family and give the person being baptized and confirmed a special keepsake for the occasion. This attractive Certificate includes service for Baptismal Covenant III (traditional Methodist and E.U.B.) for youth and adults; the certificate features a gold-stamped cross and flame in a circle, and the words “CERTIFICATE OF BAPTISM, CONFIRMATION, AND RECEPTION AS A PROFESSING MEMBER” on the cover. Three certificates, with envelopes are included in each package. Certificates are 5” x 7”.

 

Words on each certificate are:

 

THE UNITED METHODISTCHURCH

CERTIFICATE

OF BAPTISM,

CONFIRMATION,

AND RECEPTION

AS A PROFESSING MEMBER

This certifies that

______________________________________________

of____________________________________________

received Christian baptism and was

cofirmed into Christ’s holy Church

 and received as a professing member of

_______________________________________________

Church

at______________________________________________

on_________________________________, _____________

_________________________________________________

 Pastor

 

Give this certificate as a remembrance and a beautiful keepsake of your special day.

 

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Did you know. . .

Certificates of Baptism, Confirmation, and Reception are tangible recognition from the church of significant milestones in each person's spiritual journey and of their commitment to Christian living. Presentation of certificates helps the church build relationships with youth and adults in the congregation. At the same time, certificates help persons remember and respond to their covenant relationship with God, church, and neighbor.

 

Cross and Flame symbol relates The United Methodist church to God through Christ (cross) and the Holy Spirit (flame). The flame is a reminder of Pentecost when witnesses were unified by the power of the Holy Spirit and saw "tongues, as of fire" (Acts 2:3).