The Bible calls all professing Christians and their children to be baptized (Acts 2:38-39). Whether you've been following Jesus for a long time and never got baptized or are a new Christian, make the decision today!
The Bible calls all professing Christians and their children to be baptized (Acts 2:38-39). Whether you've been following Jesus for a long time and never got baptized or are a new Christian, make the decision today!

Download this packet to learn more about what Baptism means at Trinity Church
If you have questions, email David Tori

Frequently Asked QUestions:
Adult & Infant Baptisms?
Adult & Infant baptisms are part of the worship experience at Trinity Church and are administered at our regular Sunday worship services throughout the year. In infant baptism, children are entering into the covenant of grace and the visible church. The church body comes alongside the parents to encourage and support the family in the raising of their child in the Christian faith. For this reason, we ask those seeking baptism or dedication for their child to be active members in the life of the church.
Must I take a Baptism Class?
Anyone interested in being baptized or in having their child(ren) baptized or dedicated must attend the Baptism Class. At the class, you will learn about the importance of baptism, have the opportunity to ask questions, speak with a Pastor, meet other families, and discover your next steps. To register for the class, select an upcoming date from the calendar below and click the registration link.
What if we choose Infant Dedication instead?
Parents who prefer to have their children wait to be baptized until after their child’s personal profession of faith in Christ may present their infants for dedication.
Dedication is intended to be a public statement by the parents that they will train their children in the Christian faith and seek to instill that faith in them. The congregation, as a church family, will also seek to encourage the parents to bring up the child in the faith. Child dedication is not one of the two sacraments —baptism and the Lord’s Supper— required of Christians in the New Testament.
Click this link to set up a Dedication date.
Dedication is intended to be a public statement by the parents that they will train their children in the Christian faith and seek to instill that faith in them. The congregation, as a church family, will also seek to encourage the parents to bring up the child in the faith. Child dedication is not one of the two sacraments —baptism and the Lord’s Supper— required of Christians in the New Testament.
Click this link to set up a Dedication date.
What if I've already been baptized but want to renew my faith?
That longing is a prompting of the Spirit to confess your faith! Don’t ignore that prompting!
When God is faithful to His promise to draw us to Him for salvation, we want to celebrate with
you!! We would love you to tell your story publicly in a testimony. Select a Baptism Date - select "Testimony Only" - briefly share your story with us.
