Baptism Records

Every Parent

Baptism or public washing has always been an external ritual to signify the preparation for or the change of status of individuals and families. Moses used, Herod used it and the early Church used it. This ritual signified a major change and commitment to a new jurisdiction and an alternative way of life different from what people did before. It required a solemn and knowing commitment.

Christening of children was also a common practice and was used to express dedication or arrangement for the children. Because of Parens Patria assumed by meany governments it has been nessassary to designate who shall take over the care of the child in the case of parebntal incapacitation. If a record of the parents is not established authoritarian benefactors ma assume that they have a right to parental or custodial determination.

Parents have the natural responsibility of keeping track of their family and designating the welfare and care of their family both while they live and by their testament.

This means keeping records in case they die or are incapacitated and are unable to care for their children. One such record is Baptism during which sponsors are granted a first right claim to the care and adoption of a child in the event of parental disability.

Because they love their neighbor as themselves they should also participate equally in maintaining a chain of authentication of the records of their family and their neighbors' families.

This is done within communitiesconsisting of families congregating together for mutual purposes of society. Free societies manage to do this by voluntary customs and acts.

The Church, as a service oriented "form of government", is dedicated to keeping the people free souls under God and know that this is possible only if the people equally accept the responsibility for themselves and their neighbor according to the perfect law of liberty by faith, hope, and charity.

We provide a series of methods and procedures, also called rituals and ceremonies, for families and communities to work together to make two and three party records without diminishing or decreasing their rights endowed by God.

Baptism index

Baptism, Washing up

Christening

Birth Information records

Adoption

Marriage

Death

These records are dependent on the separate and distinct nature of the Church and its ministers of the congregation of the people.

We also will require the formation of recognized congregations and Churches of Record based on biblical precepts of the kingdom of God, including two or three witnesses and a chain of agreement with in the record of the people.

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