Post by 🦍MAXX＞ⓤ on Sept 3, 2022 22:28:48 GMT -5
A North Carolina school baptized more than 100 kids without parental permission or attendance:'Mama, can you bring me some dry clothes?'
A North Carolina school baptized more than 100 students without asking permission from their parents, The Fayetteville Observer reported on Friday.
When parents learned that their children had been baptized at the Northwood Temple Academy, they were upset.
"My daughter calls me from the school and says,'Mama, can you bring me some dry clothes? I got baptized today,'" one parent told the Observer."I said,'WHAT?'"
That parent told the Observer that she learned her 11-year-old daughter had been baptized while she was at work on a conference call.
A few students had actually been scheduled to be baptized, Northwood Principal Renee McLamb told the Observer. But then the rest of the students felt moved to join in on the ceremony, McLamb said, adding that she didn't intend for the event to be a secret from parents.
"Truly, the Lord began to move this morning and we were so excited about what the Lord was doing. Several students had given their lives to the Lord during Spiritual Emphasis Week and they were scheduled to be baptized this morning," she said in an email to the Observer."But the Spirit of the Lord moved and the invitation to accept the Lord and be baptized was given and the students just began to respond to the presence of the Lord."
www.yahoo.com/news/north-carolina-school-baptized-more-161032046.html
A North Carolina school baptized more than 100 students without asking permission from their parents, The Fayetteville Observer reported on Friday.
When parents learned that their children had been baptized at the Northwood Temple Academy, they were upset.
"My daughter calls me from the school and says,'Mama, can you bring me some dry clothes? I got baptized today,'" one parent told the Observer."I said,'WHAT?'"
That parent told the Observer that she learned her 11-year-old daughter had been baptized while she was at work on a conference call.
A few students had actually been scheduled to be baptized, Northwood Principal Renee McLamb told the Observer. But then the rest of the students felt moved to join in on the ceremony, McLamb said, adding that she didn't intend for the event to be a secret from parents.
"Truly, the Lord began to move this morning and we were so excited about what the Lord was doing. Several students had given their lives to the Lord during Spiritual Emphasis Week and they were scheduled to be baptized this morning," she said in an email to the Observer."But the Spirit of the Lord moved and the invitation to accept the Lord and be baptized was given and the students just began to respond to the presence of the Lord."
www.yahoo.com/news/north-carolina-school-baptized-more-161032046.html
