Baptism

Baptism is going public about your faith in Jesus and communicating to the world your heartfelt commitment to following Him. It’s an important act of obedience that God’s Spirit rewards in a very special and personal way.

We get baptized as the next step after salvation.

Questions about Baptism?

People often have questions regarding baptism: Why should I be baptized? What if I’ve already been baptized—do I have to do it again? Does it matter if someone is sprinkled or dunked? Take a few minutes to read the answers to these 4 common questions about baptism.

My Next Step is Baptism

We’re so proud of you! Baptism is a powerful next step. Here’s how to sign up:

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By clicking the button below, you can see upcoming baptism dates currently scheduled. If there isn't a date listed, you can talk with a ministry leader, email us at info@gracegathering.com, or talk to someone at the Connection Center on Sunday.
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Download and go through the Baptism study from Chapter 6 of Walking with God.

You can find the testimony questions are on pg 22-23.
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We’ll get in touch with you to talk about your baptism story!

We'll also answer any questions you might have about how to prepare for the day.
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Watch the Latest Baptisms:

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Carmen Gnagy’s Baptism

Carmen was raised in a Christian household, knowing about God, but not having a growing relationship with Him.  In high school, Carmen got involved with Campus life through her math teacher who shared a story of finding Jesus having come from a background in Hinduism.  Carmen’s relationship with Christ only…
Joshua Terry
March 6, 2019
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Kim Berrios’s Baptism

Without Jesus, she felt hopeless and angry.  With Jesus, she is a completely new person! Kim’s baptism is a bold declaration of her faith in Christ and her desire to live for Him. You can see her full testimony by watching this short video.
Joshua Terry
March 5, 2019
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Jean-Paul Monticue’s Baptism

Growing up in the Catholic church, JP always had an idea of Jesus, but not a true and personal relationship with Him.  Over the years, however, he formed friendships that began to reveal what it meant to be a Christian.  All it took was one person asking him about Jesus…
Joshua Terry
March 5, 2019
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