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Baptismal Records

Gerald VandenBerg·1961-05-15
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In our last article we stated that Article 60 of the Church Order requires the recording of four things in connection with baptism. These are: (1) the name of the one baptized, (2) the names of the parents, (3) the birth date of the one baptized and, (4) the date of baptism. We also gave the reasons, according to Rev. G.M. Ophoff, that the recording of this data is important. To these reasons we will now add a few others. In our last article we stated that Article 60 of the Church Order...

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Gerald VandenBerg
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1961-05-15

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