Take your next step of faith
Whether you're exploring baptism or looking to dedicate your child, we'd love to walk with you as you take this meaningful step in following Jesus.
Getting Baptised
Baptism is a public declaration of your faith in Jesus Christ. It’s a meaningful next step for anyone who has crossed the line of faith and wants to follow Him more fully.
Baptism doesn’t save you — Jesus does — but it’s a powerful way to express what He has already done in your life.
It’s Like a Wedding Ring
A wedding ring doesn’t make you married—it represents a covenant you’ve already entered into. In the same way, baptism is an outward sign of salvation you’ve already received.
It’s Full Immersion
Just as Jesus died, was buried, and rose again, full immersion baptism powerfully symbolizes dying to your old life and being raised to new life in Christ.
It’s Public
We hold dedicated services throughout the year to celebrate baptisms as a church family. Some choose to share their testimony as part of their baptism—it’s a beautiful way to encourage others with what God has done.
It’s After Conversion
Baptism is for those who can personally understand and proclaim their faith in Jesus. For children who are not yet ready to make that declaration, we offer child dedication instead.
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Dedicating Your Child
Child dedication is a sacred moment where parents commit to raising their child in faith, and where our community pledges to walk alongside your family. It's a prayerful recognition that every child is a gift from God, and that you're choosing to lead your home with intention and the support of those who believe with you.
Child dedication is a way for parents to publicly commit to raising their child to know and love Jesus.
It invites the church to pray for and support families as they lead their children in faith.
Dedication affirms that every child belongs to God and parents are choosing to lead with intention.
It reserves baptism for when a child is old enough to make their own decision to follow Jesus.
What's your next move?
You've made the decision. Now it's time to declare it publicly and step forward in faith.
For your child
Let's talk about dedicating your child to God's care and your church community's support.
