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Mary Lee Wile | Mary Lee Wile
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baptism
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christian initiation
church
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committed choices
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faith
guide for god parents
honoring god
individual experiences
inspiring reflections
leaders guide
practical exercises
preparation
religion
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Product details

  • ISBN 9781931960021
  • Dimensions: 215 x 266mm
  • Publication Date: 17 Jul 2003
  • Publisher: Living the Good News
  • Publication City/Country: US
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Description

The Leader's Guide combines practical exercises with inspiring reflections on the experiences of individuals involved with baptism.

Clergy and lay people will find a wealth of ideas, tips, and discussion starters to help parents and godparents make informed and committed choices on behalf of their infant or young child. Christ's Own Forever is a unique resource developed with the varying needs of Episcopal communities of all sizes in mind. Flexible session plans are ideal for both one-on-one conversations with parents or meetings that include several families together.

Includes background on baptism and Christian initiation, as well as guidance on preparation for baptism in the Episcopal Church today. Guidance is provided for preparation and follow-up with parents who are parish members and those who are unchurched.
About Mary Lee Wile
The Rev. Mary Lee Wile is a high school teacher and a deacon in the diocese of Maine. She also leads Quiet Days and workshops on contemplative prayer. She has published religious and educational articles in The Living Church, The Witness, The Other Side, Education Week and Teacher Magazine. Mary Lee received a MTS from Bangor Theological Seminary with a focus on Congregational Life.

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