Baptism Candle Wax Motif “Little Feet & Waves in Turquoise

The tree of life decorates this Baptism candle as a symbol of hope. This candle can be given as a wonderful gift for Baptisms. Symbols such as fish and waves decorate it further in an example of intricate artistic work. The Baptism candle is a symbol of the Christian faith and is supposed to accompany the person being baptised and illuminate their future path to God. Traditionally it’s lit on an Easter light at the alter and its light is carried by the God parent.  The light is the second important symbol during the Baptism. It reminds us that Jesus told us “I am the light of the world” (John 8:12). For the baptised during the Church service and later on anniversaries of Baptism a personalised candle can be lit.

A candle with a print and applied motif perfectly suited for Baptisms. This candle’s colourful motif unites important symbols of Baptism such as the Rainbow and the Cross with Alpha and Omega in gold.  The Baptism candle is a symbol of the Christian faith and is supposed to accompany the person being baptised and illuminate their future path to God. Traditionally it’s lit on an Easter light at the alter and its light is carried by the God parent.  The light is the second important symbol during the Baptism. It reminds us that Jesus told us “I am the light of the world” (John 8:12). For the baptised during the Church service and later on anniversaries of Baptism a personalised candle can be lit.

A colourful Baptism candle with some of the important symbols of Baptism such as the Cross, fish and waves. As a small gift for Baptism this candle makes for a fantastic gesture. The Baptism candle is a symbol of the Christian faith and is supposed to accompany the person being baptised and illuminate their future path to God. Traditionally it’s lit on an Easter light at the alter and its light is carried by the God parent.  The light is the second important symbol during the Baptism. It reminds us that Jesus told us “I am the light of the world” (John 8:12). For the baptised during the Church service and later on anniversaries of Baptism a personalised candle can be lit. The Ichthys symbol comes from Greek and means “fish“. Early Christian used the fish during the times of persecution as a secret symbol of recognition. To be sure if present, unknown people were followers of Jesus or not they drew an arch in the sand. If the other person then completed the symbol with another arch to make the fish they revealed that they too were a Christian. The fish wasn’t chosen at random, but rather has two meanings. Firstly, it refers Mark 1:17 where Jesus called upon Simon (who was later named Peter) and his brother Andrew while they were fishing in the Sea of Galilee to go with him and become fishers of men. As well as this, a type of profession of faith can be derived from the beginning letters of the Greek word: I - JesusCh - Christ [the "anointed", in Hebrew "Maschiach" (the Messiah)]Th – God‘sY – Son  S – Saviour

A blue Baptism candle with an applied wax motif which can be given as a lovely gift. Different symbols such as the Cross and fish decorate this beautiful candle in an example of intricate artistic work.   The Baptism candle is a symbol of the Christian faith and is supposed to accompany the person being baptised and illuminate their future path to God. Traditionally it’s lit on an Easter light at the alter and its light is carried by the God parent.  The light is the second important symbol during the Baptism. It reminds us that Jesus told us “I am the light of the world” (John 8:12). For the baptised during the Church service and later on anniversaries of Baptism a personalised candle can be lit. The Ichthys symbol comes from Greek and means “fish“. Early Christian used the fish during the times of persecution as a secret symbol of recognition. To be sure if present, unknown people were followers of Jesus or not they drew an arch in the sand. If the other person then completed the symbol with another arch to make the fish they revealed that they too were a Christian. The fish wasn’t chosen at random, but rather has two meanings. Firstly, it refers Mark 1:17 where Jesus called upon Simon (who was later named Peter) and his brother Andrew while they were fishing in the Sea of Galilee to go with him and become fishers of men. As well as this, a type of profession of faith can be derived from the beginning letters of the Greek word: I - JesusCh - Christ [the "anointed", in Hebrew "Maschiach" (the Messiah)]Th – God‘sY – Son  S – Saviour