Welcome Sarah,
You made known that these were your “petty” concerns, that doesn’t make them insignificant.
Dealing with your insecurities:
1. Make up, you’ll be to far away for most others to notice. If you decide to wear some makeup ensure that it’s waterproof... prevents those raccoon eyes after a baptism
2. White tunic, make sure your clothing doesn’t become transparent when wet and wear appropriate undergarments, nothing with patterns that might show through.
3. It may be convenient to have sandals or flip flops near by for afterwards.
4. Pull your hair up so it doesn’t dangle after getting wet.
Baptism is a public identification as a believer in Christ our Savior.
What a neat time to have it done.
Welcome to the family sister.
Rob
Opps, just realized that this was first posted almost a month ago.
Guys, try to be welcoming to newcomers and not chase them away.
