B A P T I S M
A T C H R I S T C H U R C H
A Life
Marked By Devotion.
When someone chooses to follow Jesus, they begin a lifelong journey of faith—one marked not just by belief, but by devotion. Baptism is the sacred, public declaration of that devotion: a moment of visible surrender, when we say yes to the life Jesus offers, no matter our age or background.
What Is Baptism?
Baptism is an outward sign of the inward grace of God. It marks the beginning of your life as a fully devoted follower of Jesus Christ.
We practice both infant and believer’s baptism. In every case, baptism is rooted in grace. For infants, it’s the church and family saying yes to raise a child in the faith. For adults and students, it’s the individual saying yes to a new life in Christ. If you were baptized as a child and are now following Jesus personally, we also offer a chance to publicly confirm your faith.
Your Next Step.
We’d love to walk with you—whether you’re ready to be baptized, have questions, or just want to learn more. We’ll help you discern if this is the right time, and what next steps look like.
Baptism Sundays happen regularly throughout the year. We’ll work with you to choose a service and make sure your story is honored.
For Parents.
Raising children in the faith is one of the greatest gifts we can give them. If you’re interested in infant baptism, we’ll schedule a time for you to meet with a pastor and talk through what it means—and how our church family will surround you in the journey.
Reaffirm Your Faith.
FAQs
When are baptisms held?
Infant baptisms are held during worship services on the third Sunday of the month, and individuals may choose which service they would like the baptism to take place.
Adult baptisms are held throughout the month after consultation.
What are the requirements for baptism?
In preparation of baptism you are required to faithfully participate within our church community by being present during worship for at least one month so the church community has an opportunity to get to know you through fellowship.
How are baptisms performed?
We perform baptism by sprinkling (most common), pouring water on or over the person’s heard, and by immersion (complete submersion in water).