Confirmation

Preparing students to live as called, unashamed, and purposeful followers of Jesus Christ.

What is Confirmation?

Confirmation is a public rite that reaffirms a person’s baptism and commitment to living out their faith in Jesus Christ. At King of Kings, this is an opportunity for students to reignite the faith they received through baptism and fan the flame so that they may live as called, unashamed, and purposeful followers of Jesus Christ every day.

“If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.” Romans 10:9

When does the confirmation program take place?

Starting this fall, confirmation will be held on Sunday mornings at 11AM at all campuses.

What is the structure of the confirmation program?

The confirmation program is a two-year program with each year consisting of two ten-week sessions, totaling 40 lessons over two years. Both years must be taken consecutively.

Who can participate in the confirmation program?

Middle school students (grades 6-8) can participate. Families can choose whether students begin in grade 6 or 7.

What additional activities are included in the confirmation program?

Middle school students will serve inside and outside the church, participate in a retreat, and have an interview with a pastor or staff member at the conclusion of the program.