Baptism Compilation: Different Christian Denominations

Watch baptisms performed by 50 different churches of various Christian denominations and sects

[TrueRoyal]

This is the channel I’ve been looking for! Very fascinating thank you for taking the time!

[j.sethfrazer]

I’m Lutheran, but every Baptism “in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit” brings tears to my eyes.

I LOVE all of my brothers and sisters in Christ!

[mikeandersen]

What a great compilation. Thank you. This is wonderful.

[Rorschached]

Of all the cities in the world, the dog baptism one would happen in mine 😂

[G.S.Holland]

For something that should be fundamental to any faith, it's astonishing to see so many interpretations and versions of this being performed in a variety of churches.

[malikking]

Funny story about baptism. As a missionary in a Muslim country we baptized a man from a local tribal religion that is highly persecuted and we tried to connect him with a local church for discipleship because we lived very far away. Any way we called the baptist pastor if we could baptise in his church but they didn’t have any means to do so. We bought a kiddie pool and had him sit down and lean back when we prayed. His head couldn’t fit under the water because he was too tall and the pastor said. Must be fully immersed! When the convert heard this he cocked his head and wiggle his head into the pool for fear that his baptism wouldn’t count! He likely would loose his life for his choice to be baptized so he wasn’t taking any chances! Pray for him!

[charlesmhorn]

When I became Catholic I had been an atheist. However, I was baptized as a Lutheran as a child. I was told I would not be baptized again as I was already baptized. I thought that was an amazing moment how Christians recognize baptism across denominations.

[PaulOfPeace]

I've dunked and sprinkled as a minister, but I have to admire my brother at 6:47 wearing his duck hunting waders into the baptismal.

[warreng.harding]

The second clip is actually of a Western Rite Orthodox parish. Very cool to include that as well.

[Konarali]

Praise God, great to see so many join the body of Christ publicly

[judyl.]

This was fantastic. Thank you so much for this video.

[marmartin]

I’m multitasking and completely missed the dog baptism lol

[CommonSenseChrist]

It’s a beautiful thing when a new Christian comes into the world. God bless all my brothers and sisters and Glory to Jesus Christ! Amen

[fluffysheap]

Dog: "Not sure if this is a swim or a bath, humans are weird"

[jackdispennett]

Catholic baptism at 1:50 was unusual—usually you’d hear the litany of saints sung and completed before the baptism, not during it.

[katepustay]

I've seen a full immersion baptism just once in my life at an Adventist church. I'm glad I got to see that.

[katerinapeklenk]

Non-denominational Protestant here. As someone who grew up in a church with an outdoor pool for full immersion, it never occurred to me that there were ever such things as indoor pools.

[waldo]

Very fascinating video. I am a Coptic Orthodox Christian, which is part of the Oriental Orthodox churches, which split off the eastern orthodox churches during the Chalcedonian Schism. The Coptic Orthodox Church, as well as the seat of The Patriarchate of Alexandria, is the major Christian Religion in Egypt and we trace our heritage back to both the Pharaonic Ancient Egyptians (Before the Arab Conquest of Egypt came in with Islam) and also trace our Christian Lineage back to Saint Mark the Apostle, who brought Christianity to Egypt (Aigyptios was the Greek name given to the people of Egypt before the Arab Conquest; later it was Westernized to Copt; hence the Coptic Church.)

The Coptic Orthodox Church is actually the only other church, correct me if I am mistaken please - I am a lay Copt having only the knowledge I learned in Sunday School and Personal Mild Curiosity lol) that refers to its Patriarch as Pope. Currently that is, Pope is, Pope Towadros II.

Also during our baptism, which, for informational purposes only - occurs at no less than 40 days and no less than 80 days for boys and girls respectively. I do not know why sorry. Also, another big thing we do during our baptismal ritual, other than completely submerging the baby on the third of three dunks; we also, anoint the newly baptized baby with holy oil on each of their joints (I forget how many) with the sign of the Cross - the only explanation I have ever got of why we do this; was it is to prevent any type of evil spirit from possessing that person from that day on; as we believe that evil spirits enter a persons body through their joints.
Sorry, for the prolonged post. I hope this was informational.

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I'm a seminary student, and I thought I knew a lot about baptism, but there's a surprising amount in this video that I don't understand. (Or maybe there's a lot that the people in the videos don't understand??) Still, I suppose that even though there's very different ideas of what happens during baptism and how to baptize, it is good to see that people consider it important. Except the dog. Definitely worried about whoever thought they should baptize a dog.

[oldschoolcop]

13:08 who in there right mind would baptize there dog 🐕....???