Baptism is an essential part of a Christian’s identification with Jesus Christ. Throughout the book of Acts, wherever baptism occurred, it always followed a profession of belief in Jesus. It demonstrates our love and obedience to Jesus and is an outward sign of an inward commitment to follow him.
Baptism is also a vivid picture of Jesus’ death, burial and resurrection and a believer’s similar spiritual path. The believer’s old self has been crucified with Christ and buried before coming out of the water raised in the “newness of life.” Baptism displays the beginning of the Christian life, which is why at Wooddale Church, baptism is a celebration. We baptize regularly and encourage every believer to be obedient to Christ’s command in the Bible to be baptized.
Whether you are new to the Christian faith and have not yet been baptized or have been a believer for months or years but have never been baptized after your commitment to Christ, we encourage you to complete the process of baptism.
Note: we do not do infant baptisms. Please contact our pastoral team if you have questions.
October 25, 2026
(Register by October 18)
January 31, 2027
(Register by January 24)
March 7, 2027
(Register by February 28)
April 18, 2027
(Register by April 11)
June 27, 2027
(Register by June 20)
August 29, 2027
(Register by August 22)
Why be baptized? What if I was baptized as a baby? Do I have to understand everything first? Our More Than Water series answers the questions people ask most, from what baptism means to why we baptize by immersion.