Baptisms

Baptisms

Holy Baptism is a process by which we are incorporated into the Church, which is the body of Christ, and made one in Christ. Because baptism initiates us into Christ’s whole Church and not only into a denomination, United Methodists recognize all Christian baptisms and look upon baptism as something that should unite, rather than divide, Christians.

If you want to be baptized or reaffirm and remember your baptism, here’s how:

If you have never been baptized and would like to be baptized in any of our worship services at any date, please fill out this form.

If you have been baptized, but you desire to rededicate your life to Jesus through a special act of baptismal remembrance in any of our worship services at any date, please fill out this form.

If you would like to baptize your infant or young child, you can fill this form out. We perform infant baptisms in all three services (8:45 Traditional, 10:00 Modern, 11:00 Traditional). There are a few Sundays each year when we don’t offer baptisms–Communion Sundays, All Saints Sunday (typically the first Sunday in November), Lessons & Carols Sunday, and Christmas Eve. Infant baptism requests are taken on a first-come, first-served basis.