Baptism at Hope
At Hope, baptism is an outward expression of an inward reality of being united with Christ in his death and resurrection. Symbolized by a lowering into the waters and raising out of them in new life through the resurrection.
If you would like to learn more about baptism at Hope Community Church, please look through some of the resources on this page. If you have interested getting baptized, please fill out the interest form below.
Would you like to talk to someone about baptism or what it means to be in relationship with God? Please reach out to a staff member, your location pastor, or visit our Get Connected page.
Baptism at Hope
Featured Article
Prior to getting baptized, we hold a class where participants are able to sit down with an elder and discuss the topic of baptism. This article gives a general overview of Hope’s understanding of baptism.
Baptism Stories
A collection of stories & testimonies of the work that God has done in the hearts & lives of those who have been baptized at Hope Community Church.
- Nathan Illgen – Baptism Storyby Nathan Illgen on December 1, 2024
In my darkest moments, I found God in a way I never had before. It was through my struggles that His presence became undeniable. I wouldn’t know Him as my […]
- Alexa Johnson – Baptism Storyby Alexa Johnson on November 24, 2024
I grew up in a very ‘luke-warm’ christian family, but while I was in college, I started to have some deeper questions about who God really is and where I […]
- Michael – Baptism Storyby Michael on November 17, 2024
I was born on January 15th, the exact date my grandmother was born, but 64 years apart. We were destined to be close together. We shared much in common, from […]
Further Resources
If you’re interested in learning more about what baptism means, we would love to meet with you or have you join us for a Sunday service! Additionally, you can check out some of our resources on baptism by clicking here.
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