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Baptism is something God has called us to do after inviting Jesus into our lives. It is an outward symbol of the internal transformation in us. We are showing his death and burial as we go under the water, and symbolize his resurrection as we come back up and continue to champion Him in our lives.

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Steps to be baptized

  1. Accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior

  2. Register for Baptism (All Service Times)

  3. Invite your friends and family

  4. Join us for Baptism Weekend!
    (Arrive 1 hr. before service time)

Register for Baptism

We offer baptisms at every weekend service

Please register one week in advance of the baptism weekend.

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The Example of Jesus

When Jesus began His ministry, He was baptized, setting the example for us. We are baptized once as a public declaration of our faith, symbolizing our new life in Christ. Our relationship with God isn’t based on our actions, but on His grace and mercy. Romans 6:4 reminds us that through baptism we are buried with Christ and raised to walk in newness of life.

The Gospel

We have all sinned, and sin separates us from God. The penalty of sin is death.

But God loved us so much that He gave His Son, Jesus. He lived the perfect life we couldn’t live, died for our sins, and rose again, conquering sin and death. Through Him alone we have eternal life and access to the Father.

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