Baptism is an act of obedience, commanded by Jesus and a way of publicly identifying with him.

As Christ was crucified, buried, and raised to life, baptism represents that you have died to your old life (burial) and have been given a new life (resurrection). Baptism does not make you a believer, but it is a way of publicly demonstrating that you already trust in Jesus Christ alone for the forgiveness of your sins.

Check out our baptism resource page below to learn more about our baptism process and connect with a pastor about next steps.

We will be celebrating baptism on Easter Sunday. Please visit our Baptism page if you are interested in taking this next step.