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Question for people of the Protestant Church, what age do you?

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Have Confirmation what is the process in the Protestant church etc?

And what was your day like for you?

I know some churchs may differ as there are so many Denominations now!

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7 Responses to “Question for people of the Protestant Church, what age do you?”

  1. BaseballGrrl on January 26th, 2009 10:32 am

    I have never been in a church that does confirmations. I think that is just Catholics - possibly Lutherans or Episcopalians (sp?) they tend to lean more toward Catholic traditions.

  2. Beth on January 28th, 2009 8:10 pm

    When you are 13 or 14, basically the spring before starting high school. In my church (WELS Lutheran), you spent your middle school years in religious education classes, like once a week. Then you take a test and there is a special ceremony at the church.

  3. Holy Holly on January 30th, 2009 2:53 pm

    I am of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod. We have no specific date but it is typically done at the end of 8th grade having taken classes prior.

    It was significant because it was the first time I participated in the Lord’s Supper, but I did not really achieve a sense of spiritual readiness in maturity until college.

  4. Edge on February 1st, 2009 8:46 pm

    I am Pentecostal and we do not have a process like confirmation. What we tend to do is at some point a person chooses to become a Christian. Then after that they are normally baptized. No real confirmation process like you have.

  5. problem JPAS on February 2nd, 2009 7:31 am

    No confirmation here.

  6. SFCU08 on February 3rd, 2009 7:15 am

    I have been Assembly of God since right before starting Kindergarten. We don’t have Confirmation. A person can convert to Christianity (start a relationship with God the Trinity) at any age. They can get baptized by total immersion in water and join the local fellowship after that. A few months ago, my church offered a sixteen-week class on the Foundations of (Assembly of God) Faith. I took my first Communion at around age 7 or 8. The only requirements were that I was a Christian and could explain what it meant. I was baptized in the Holy Spirit with the initial physical evidence of speaking in tongues at 11, almost 12.

  7. Spring Thyme Jingles on February 3rd, 2009 8:32 am

    Anglicans traditionally take confirmation at ages 15 -17. But like many things it has evolved with the times.