At Soul City Church, we like to say that baptism is what transformation looks like in public. Baptism is an outward expression of an inward change. Being baptized shows others that you’ve decided to follow Jesus, and allows them to celebrate this decision with you.
Our next baptism gatherings will be held on sunday, September 26 at both 9:00am & 11:00am! Click "Get Started Here" below to register to be baptized!
How Do I get Baptized at Soul City?
Questions?
Baptism FAQ
When are there baptisms?
Our next baptism gatherings will be held on Sunday, September 26 at both 9:00am & 11:00am! You can pre-register to be baptized by clicking “Get Started Here” or just show up on Sunday!
How often are baptisms?
We celebrate baptisms once a quarter or about every 3 months.
What do I bring for baptism?
Just yourself! We will provide everything else you need, including:
- A Baptism T-Shirt
- Shorts/Underwear/Bras
- Towels
- Hair Products
All clothing is available in sizes XS-4XL. If you have a specific need/concern, we would love to work with you to ensure the process is seamless for you! You can contact our Baptism team at transformation@soulcitychurch.com.
Can my family come?
Absolutely! Baptism is an outward display of an inward transformation, the marking of a moment on your journey. We welcome anyone and everyone who has walked with you thusfar on your journey to join us in supporting you on your baptism day!
What about pictures and video of the service?
You will receive an e-mail within one week of your baptism with a link to the videos and photos taken during our baptism service.
Who baptizes at Soul City Church?
You will be baptized by a Pastor from our staff or an Elder from our church. You will have the opportunity to request a specific Pastor or Elder by pre-registering.
Do you baptize children?
As parents, we can help point our children to Jesus, but they are the ones to decide if they will commit their lives to Him (Romans 10:9).
Instead, we offer family dedication. Family Dedication is a celebration of the parents’ choice to raise their child in the ways of God and to partner with the Church. Once a child is old enough to understand and make this decision on their own, we celebrate and walk them through a process to prepare for baptism.
Do you baptize children?
Any instance of baptism follows a person’s decision to trust Jesus for his or her salvation and commitment to follow Him (Acts 10:47-48).
