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i was sorry to have missed elias dedication a while back but noticed kester had posted the service. love the three circles idea... you can download the order of service and service sheets.
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This was a breath of fresh air, a great contrast to our (Anglican) baptism service which is terribly undermined by religious jargon which coagulates into meaninglessness. I do about 30 a year and it's a terrible shame they have to be so haughty.
I'm wondering if I did something along these lines I might put just a little bit more God into the Godparents' commitment; but the simple thing is, looking at this, I'm inspired to have a go and create something along these lines. Good one.
Posted by: John Davies | September 21, 2005 at 04:33 PM
That was excellent, and I have taken the gross liberty of borrowing some of the text for dedication prayers we'll be doing for friends' child tomorrow.
I noticed that the last prayer was from Common Worship...
Thanks
Posted by: Simon | October 21, 2006 at 07:13 PM