Sentence examples for getting baptised from inspiring English sources

Though churchgoers remain a minority, churches are crowded and across the country adults are getting baptised.

A quarter of a million soldiers are kicking their heels on Iraq's borders, checking their guns and, it appears, occasionally getting baptised before battle.

Getting baptised can be an expensive business, as churches are allowed to tax members 8% or 9% of their income tax once they come of age.

It's something quite different to want to go the whole hog and get baptised.

Russell Crowe is due to recreate the Sheriff of Nottingham as a goodie in a Ridley Scott movie next year, but his latest project is to get baptised.

By choosing to bring me up this way she broke new ground – I am part of the first generation of my French family not to get baptised and not to be enrolled at Sunday school.

No one in my family is religious but I decided to get baptised at 13 and I can only think it was because I wanted to fit in somewhere.

An eternity in hell is the fate of anyone who doesn't get baptised into the WBC and travel the country waving hate-filled placards at political events, colleges and places associated – even in the most tortuously oblique way – with tolerance of homosexuality.

In this plan the spirit children of God are sent to earth to have a body in which they learn to obey God's laws, get baptised, resist the temptations of the world, repent of their sins, and live the most Christ-like lives that they can.

And then I had to face it when baby got baptised.

He got some nasty injuries during a battle on the Isle of Wight and decided to quit being a king and go get baptised in Rome, where he died ten days later, still wearing his baptismal robe.