Christening

A Christening is the first step in a remarkable journey of faith, shared with God, parents, godparents, family, friends, and the church. It signals the beginning of a lifetime filled with the discovery of love, faith, and hope—an extraordinary moment to cherish and celebrate.

Christening (Baptism)

At a christening, the heart of the ceremony lies in your child being baptized with water, symbolizing their entrance into the faith.

A Joyful Celebration

A Christening is a declaration of faith, marking the start of your child’s journey with God, surrounded by love and community

The Baptism Ceremony

Blessed water is poured over your child’s head to symbolize their baptism.

Community Support

Parents, godparents, and the church pledge their support for your child’s spiritual growth.

A Celebration of Faith and Blessings

The Christening service is filled with meaningful moments that mark the beginning of your child’s spiritual journey.

Prayer

The Vicar leads a heartfelt prayer, seeking blessings for your child and everyone who will guide them on their journey of faith.

Promises

Parents and godparents publicly make meaningful promises to nurture and support your child’s spiritual growth throughout their life.

Sign of the Cross

Specially blessed oil is gently applied to your child’s forehead, marking them as belonging to God and symbolizing their faith journey.

Baptism with Water

The Vicar gently pours blessed water over your child’s head, marking their baptism and signifying a life embraced by God’s love and grace.

Candle Ceremony

A glowing candle is presented to your family, representing your child’s light in the world and a lifelong journey of faith and love.

Services

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Christening Services

1) Regular Sunday morning services, most weeks of the year.
2) Afternoon services on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month.

Service of Thanksgiving

1) A simpler option if parents/godparents are not ready to make public promises
2) Focuses on giving thanks and seeking blessings.