Humanist, non-religious naming ceremonies

[altfish]

We had a humanist ceremony for our grandson; it was a great day all about the child, I can't recommend them highly enough

[marcusanark]

Yes! Incredible and beautiful ritual, I wish all Humanist children to have it.

[vivienneharris]

The ceremony was lovely less remote in fact from the standard Christening. Elsie's family and friends shared her special day!

[benthejrporter]

Thanks for the upload. We mustn't forget the happy moments in life, as well as the sad.

[tomormiston]

I enjoyed watching that... recognising our humanity and love for our children, without the supernatural silly bits.

[satheeshpulsealpy]

A Rationalist approach to Child's Naming Ceremony

A thoughtful deviation from the stridden path of established religious
extravaganzas. (A birth, a marriage, a death — these events are often

[mabaftik]

It is great for English Literature student. We need more content about british culture and tradition.

[oliviawilkinson]

Could you please tell me the name of the poem about a second child, sounds like it's just what I'm looking for. Thank you. 🙂

[languagetuition]

Isn't f a i t h in humanity still 'faith': a religious concept?

[SXCLN-]

i only watched this cos of my pshre lesson

[andrewlaing]

When there is a naming of a child and no mention of our Lord Jesus I feel sorry for the kids, wow I never thought something like that could go on without Jesus getting one mention but obviously humanist morals are in decay when gay marriage is the normal, I've never been to a gay marriage but I suppose Jesus gets no mention in a gay marriage ceremony either and if he does surely it's sarcasm, I'm worried for the future you humanists are creating for our children where Jesus doesn't get a look in xxx

[satheeshpulsealpy]

A Rationalist approach to Child's Naming Ceremony

A thoughtful deviation from the stridden path of established religious
extravaganzas. (A birth, a marriage, a death — these events are often