By Lauren Windle2023-03-29T08:30:00
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Picking out the perfect name for your child is a big decision, journalist Lauren Windle helps out with a few options from the Bible.
As Christians, we know that there is great significance in names. There are many instances where God changes someone’s name in line with their ministry – signifying new identity in him. But this only serves to pile on the pressure for new parents wanting to get the perfect moniker for their little bundle of joy.
A lot of my friends and family have been keen to explore biblical options when looking at baby names. It seems like a natural place to start, so here, with the help of the experts at Nameberry, are a few of my favourites for you to add to your (probably quite long) shortlists.
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