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Do You Have Some Good Pictures of Baptisms?

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Do you have some good pictures of baptisms? We’re looking for baptism pictures from churches like yours. We’d be happy to see baptisms in your building, or at camp, or unusual locations like beaches or rivers or swimming pools. We’re planning two issues on the subject of baptism soon, and we’d like to feature pictures of real baptisms with our articles. Send your high-resolution jpegs to [email protected] (send only one or two images at a time because our system limits e-mail sizes to 3 MB or smaller). Be sure to tell us the name of your church and the names of the people in the photo and give us permission to publish the photos. Maybe your picture will be chosen to help us illustrate this issue!

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