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At Seek God First Karen Baptist Church, baptism is a profound declaration of faith and a commitment to following Jesus Christ. It signifies a new life in Christ and identification with His death, burial, and resurrection. Learn more about this sacred step and how our community supports you on your spiritual journey. John
The meaning of baptism
For members of Seek God First Karen Baptist Church, baptism is far more than a mere ritual; it is a deeply symbolic act representing several key spiritual truths. It signifies the washing away of sins, the believer's union with Christ in His death and resurrection, and a public declaration of their new life in Him. It is a visible testimony of an inward transformation, marking the beginning of a journey dedicated to following Jesus. John
The baptism process
The baptism process at Seek God First Karen Baptist Church involves several meaningful steps. Initially, candidates express their desire to be baptized to the church leadership. They then participate in a pre-baptismal counseling session to ensure they fully understand the significance of baptism and are prepared for this commitment. During the baptism service, candidates profess their faith in Jesus Christ before being immersed in water by the pastor, symbolizing their death to sin and resurrection to new life. Following the baptism, new members are welcomed into the church community, where they can grow in their faith through fellowship, discipleship, and service. John
Impactful stories
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Community support
Seek God First Karen Baptist Church embraces and uplifts individuals preparing for baptism with unwavering support and love. The community views baptism as a significant milestone and rallies around candidates through prayer, encouragement, and mentorship. Seasoned members often share their own baptism experiences, offering guidance and reassurance. Small groups provide a nurturing environment for candidates to ask questions, express concerns, and deepen their understanding of the sacrament. This collective support system ensures that those approaching baptism feel fully equipped and embraced by their church family, fostering a sense of belonging and spiritual growth. John
