If you are not already a member of Trinity, you will soon discover that we come in a variety of age groups, backgrounds, interests and lifestyles. If you have any questions after reading this page, do not hesitate to contact one of the clergy. Baptism is a sacrament, which means it is an outward and visible sign of God's free gift of life through Jesus Christ. The Bible always talks about baptism in the context of a professed faith in Christ. Baptism along with faith are the means by which a person is united with Christ and made a member of the Christian community, the church.
Baptism is entirely appropriate for the children of Christian believers.
All parents who have responded to Christ's call in their own lives, and who are active participants in the church should bring their children for baptism. We would encourage you to join Trinity by simply contacting one of the clergy after a Sunday morning service. Remember that in baptism you are publicly committing yourself and your child to be followers of Jesus and active members of his church. We know you want to make that commitment with integrity, and we will do all we can to support you in that decision. The sponsor is not simply an honorary guardian.