WHAT IS BAPTISM?

Baptism is a public demonstration of an internal commitment to follow Christ, which involves turning away from sin and accepting Jesus as your Lord and Savior. Both the act of baptism and Jesus' own baptism serve as examples and commands for believers to follow.

WHO SHOULD BE BAPTIZED?

Anyone who has put their trust in Christ and been saved by faith.

HOW SHOULD BAPTISM BE DONE?

The sacrament of baptism serves as a physical representation of the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ and signifies a spiritual rebirth. It is only through complete immersion in water after accepting Jesus as one's Savior that a believer can fully comply with the teachings of scripture regarding baptism.

REGISTER HERE FOR JUNE 3 BAPTISM DAY

What is Baptism

J.I. Packer, author & theologian explains the ordinance of baptism and why it's important to the Christian faith.

5 Basic Facts about Baptism

Baptism is God's idea.
Baptism doesn't save us.
Baptism is act of practical obedience.
Baptism identifies us with Christ and the Church.
Baptism is a symbol of new life.

Baptism Explanation for Kids

A simple illustrated video helping children understand the weight of salvation and the importance of the sacrament of baptism.