Baptism is your “yes” (your commitment) to a faith life rooted in the Christian tradition. For Anglicans, this can happen at any age. We baptize youth or adults able to make the baptismal promises by themselves.
We also baptize children. Parents and sponsors accept the responsibility of bringing a young child up in the Christian Faith. Parents do this for their children by telling stories about Jesus, bringing them to church and by showing them how important faith so that they know that Jesus loves them.
What is Baptism
Baptism is a public profession of faith. Baptism generally takes place during a Sunday worship service, within a community who also vows to support the person(s) in their faith.
Preparing for Baptism
If you are considering this step for yourself or your child, why not meet with us to talk about your faith an the commitment you are about to make. We are committed to supporting your journey because your faith life and life and spirituality are important for your well-being.
Our clergy are very happy to meet with you to talk about your faith and the faith development of your children.
Learn more about what we believe.
