My Confirmation Experience

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For the past three years I have been very involved with my church. I have been going to Saint Matthew 's Lutheran church since I was born. The congregation at the church have been like family to me and they have always been there for me. Getting confirmed was something I always looked forward to when I was younger. I felt and still feel that getting confirmed takes dedication, time, and in my church it takes intellect and the ability to absorb information about your religions and other religions every week. In seventh grade I was asked if I would like to participate in confirmation class for the opportunity to get confirmed. The class was every Tuesday for two hours, it was a pretty big commitment to take considering I had sports and homework