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The baby blessing will be performed by a member of the Melchizedek Priesthood; when possible, the blessing will be performed by the baby’s father or another family member. The person performing the baby naming ceremony will hold the child while other Melchizedek priesthood members gather around and place their hands under the baby as well. When performed for a child who is old enough to sit,Air Jordan 7, the child will sit in a chair while the men gently place their hands on the child’s head.
Similar to a prayer, the man will address Heavenly Father.He then will state that the blessing is being performed by the authority of the Melchizedek priesthood.The full name of the child will be stated.A priesthood blessing is then given according to the direction of the Holy Ghost.He will then close the baby blessing in the name of Jesus Christ (Church Handbook, p. 32).
After the blessing,Jordan Spiz'ike, a church record is made for the child and a blessing certificate is created as a keepsake for the parents.
Just like most religions,Air Trainer Huarache, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (also known as the Mormon Church) has a baby naming ceremony known as a baby blessing. A LDS baby blessing is usually performed when one or both parents of the child are members of the Mormon church, although,Nike Air Max Wright, anyone could decide to have this ceremony performed for their child.
“Naming and Blessing Children.” Church Handbook of Instructions: Book 1 Stake Presidencies and Bishoprics 2006. Utah: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 2006.
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A baby blessing is a common ceremony for LDS members, however people who are not familiar with the Mormon church may have many questions of the purpose, how it is done and who has the authority to perform the ceremony.
The LDS baby blessing is performed during sacrament meeting that's open to all church members and any guests whom have been invited to attend. Sacrament meeting is usually held during the first hour of the Mormon church service. Often, the blessing is done during the Fast and Testimony meeting which is usually held on the first Sunday of the month.
The man performing the LDS baby blessing will then do the following:
The Purpose of a Mormon Baby Naming Ceremony known as a LDS Baby Blessing
Many think of the LDS baby blessing as an event that's just for babies, but any child under the age of eight can receive a similar blessing.
There are two reasons for having a LDS baby blessing performed in the Mormon church. The first and main reason is for the baby to have his or her name placed on the church records. The second, is to give the child a priesthood blessing where guidance and commitments are given to the child.
How is the LDS Baby Blessing Performed
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