This is for people who are interested in attending our 2021 Confirmation Class.  This opportunity is open to anyone in 6th grade and above who wants to deepen their relationship with Christ and learn more about the ways of the church and church membership.
 
Here is a little more information on Confirmation:

"Although confirmation is not a sacrament in The United Methodist Church, it is an important marker along our spiritual journeys.

At baptism, we are initiated into the new covenant in Jesus Christ and membership in the Church, Christ's body in the world. For many, this happens when they are very young.

We recognize children are members of their human families, but no one expects them to clean their rooms or empty the dishwasher until much later. In the same way, "baptized infants are members of the Church — the family of faith — but are not yet capable of sharing everything involved in membership," By Water and the Spirit, The United Methodist Church's official statement on baptism, teaches.

Confirmation is an opportunity to respond to the grace of God available to us, as acknowledged in baptism, and to promise to live as a person of faith. "What God offers us must be accepted in repentance and faith," This Is Your Baptismal Liturgy states. "Confirmation and reaffirmation are our responses of commitment, profession of faith, and rededication.""

excerpt from "Beyond baptism: What confirmation means to United Methodists" by Joe Levino
 https://www.umc.org/en/content/beyond-baptism-what-confirmation-means-to-united-methodists