As you pull into the gravel parking lot, your eyes immediately lock onto “Big Gus,” the world’s largest working chainsaw.

As we immerse ourselves in the facts of spiritual reality, we experience a joyful sense of confidence and direction.

Baptism by Immersion A Methodist Minister Becomes a Baptist. Share full article June 3, 1872 The New York Times Archives See the article in its original context from June 3, 1872, Page 8 Buy Reprints ...

Tani's first MSO concert was a full-immersion baptism in Milwaukee music culture: conducting the orchestra for a sold-out Violent Femmes concert.

This type of change is consistent with the liturgical transformations that affected the sacrament of baptism in Late Antiquity, a rite that was initially celebrated with the complete immersion of the ...

That is why the baptism took place where it did. We usually do baptisms today by pouring water on the head, which loses some of the symbolism of full immersion.

I’m reminded of the man who was asked if he believed in full-immersion baptism. “Believe in it?” he exclaimed. “I’ve seen it done!” ...

A remote river on Bodmin Moor has become an unlikely venue for baptisms. A local rector said he sought permission to conduct the outdoor full-immersion ceremony. It's part of a 'Moorland Church ...

For years he’s been offering full-immersion baptism in the horse trough he uses for the purpose via volunteer ministry programs at the Polk County Jail and other North Georgia detention centers.

Other Plain-dressing groups that practice immersion baptism are the so-called Charity Churches, explains Nolt. They include many former Mennonites who dress plainly.

Rare 8mm footage of black churches in the Mississippi Delta in 1968 Includes footage from rural church services and a full immersion baptism The audio is only roughly ...