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Dave, in the Episcopal church babies & children are baptized at a young age, as they grow up in the church they are able to make a "mature confession of Faith" which is confirmation. Basically saying they believe in God and want to live their life according to his teachings. The classes are to teach them all the things the church believes in and that they are agreeing to follow. Since I was not raised Episcopal I also asked to be confirmed to make a public expression that I agree with the Beliefs of the church and will follow them to the best of my ability. Make sense now?

[QUOTE="flgirl51, post: 1753578, member: 56228"] [COLOR=rgb(41, 105, 176)][SIZE=6]Dave, in the Episcopal church babies & children are baptized at a young age, as they grow up in the church they are able to make a "mature confession of Faith" which is confirmation. Basically saying they believe in God and want to live their life according to his teachings. The classes are to teach them all the things the church believes in and that they are agreeing to follow. Since I was not raised Episcopal I also asked to be confirmed to make a public expression that I agree with the Beliefs of the church and will follow them to the best of my ability. Make sense now?[/SIZE][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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