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"I dived into the water, but they stayed on my head ...The river caught me and carried me a little over a half mile. ... As the water brought me in, I was too weak to hang on, and I was sucked underwater, thinking I was going to drown"

By Jim on Wed, 09/29/10
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Pastor survives bee attack during baptism

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Ed Vasicek

NewAnother argument for Immersion

Thu, 09/30/10
See, if this pastor were inland sprinkling or pouring, he would not have been able to dive in the water to get rid of the bees. This is another argument for immersion! :)

What’s that? If he had been inland, the bees may not have been there? Pure speculation… well, no argument is perfect! :)

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Jim

NewRE Another argument for Immersion

Thu, 09/30/10
Yup …

AND indoor baptistries :)

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Daniel

NewGlad to hear the guy made it

Fri, 10/01/10
Glad to hear the guy made it out ok.
JP, indoor is kinda a must for us. :) Unless the polar bear plunge is the same as baptism.

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