The next night was our baptism, and we did everything we'd expected.

It is a baptism in which they have all taken part.

I knew that any campaign would be a baptism by fire.

Now that's what you call coming through a baptism by fire.

No record of his baptism have been found so far.

Case given, you have a child who to ask for baptism, him or herself.

So is baptism, only it was blood instead of water.

They were also allowed to present their children for baptism.

Between 1897 and 1904, 74 baptisms took place on board.

"I guess you've got to have your baptism by fire at some point."

You wonder what kind of baptism is about to take place.

And maybe the baptism would work after all, if he put on White man's clothes.

The average number of baptisms in a year between the years 2003-2005 was 680.

Also, the order of baptism for the dead is laid out.

The first baptism was held on September 5 of the same year.

Record of his birth or baptism has never been found.

He had not been invited to either the baptism or the party, the police said.

In 1967, five years after his death, the church split over the issue of baptism.

This, it might be said, was a real Texas baptism.

Coming into a hit show after it had been playing for years can be "a baptism by fire," she said.

By the end of 1559, over 1,200 had accepted baptism.

In 1884 there were the first public baptism of black persons.

His baptism took place 2 months after the tragedy of 1810.

The first is the large basin to hold water for baptism.

He continued his baptism by fire until the water grew cold.

That's the only time I saw you, at your christening.

Nor did we come all this way for a christening.

She continued to forget him up to the time of the christening.

The turning point for them came when their car broke down after a family christening.

And now I have to face this guy in a few hours, at my nephew's christening.

Then she ordered wine from us for her baby's christening.

He was here in the summer for my baby's christening."

Upon her christening in 2001, she was the first ship to be named for a former president still living at the time.

He died at the village of his christening sometime in 1854.

A christening is one of the few events for which women are allowed aboard.

The occasion was a large family party that followed a traditional christening.

On the fourth day the preparations for his christening were well in hand.

Geneva entered the room like a christening, full of hope.

He later said it was a gift for his younger daughter's christening.

It may well be around longer than they are (although maybe not mention this at the Christening).

The last time I saw her was at her christening.

This year he has not had a single christening.

He's been married for a couple of years and they had a little girl a few months ago; my mother went to the christening."

"But we ought to have taken better care of her at the christening.

"There are other things ministers do besides christenings, you know."

At its christening, the bottle of champagne failed to break.

It was a supper to celebrate the christening of their new baby.

Firstly there is no specific age for a Christening, from a church point of view.

Of course all the known fairies were invited to the christening.

There are 14 weddings and at least 12 christenings scheduled this summer.

How did she feel about being christened one of the beautiful people?

He had been christened that morning and died the same afternoon.

Rain was about to christen the new day, it seemed.

All new boats are christened on this day each year.

"Once you got a name, it was almost like you'd been christened."

Four months earlier, a new clinic was christened in his name.

In this way, the first power battery was christened with blood.

Yet, presumably, they would want him to christen their baby?

With his arm around her, he turned to look down at the child they had christened Daniel.

Now, what a ship was christened, so let her stay, I says.

How many babies had been carried in to be christened?

From 1992 through last year, its annual report shows, the church buried 11 members and christened four.

What responsible parent, six years after christening a child, would go ahead and change its name?

The day drew near when the infant must be christened.

"If we're going to christen this thing, has anybody thought up a name?"

Britain is trying this idea, christened there "local management of schools."

Ned Dennis, as was so christened by his own father!

Only three weeks ago he had proudly carried his baby there to be christened.

They eventually settled on Andrew and he was christened soon after.

The very rich christened their houses as if they were offspring.

They christened him Brandy because he made that noise so often.

The ship was unable to move under her own power at that time, despite having been christened more than a year earlier.

His wife had christened Piper at her launching in 1944.

Since 1996, only children that are christened become members.

I even took your middle name to christen my sword."