WEEKLY EVENTS
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JANUARY 2025 EVENTS
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Heavenly Father, we dedicate this year to You. We ask for Your presence to guide our every step, that we may walk in Your will and purpose. Help us to trust in Your plans, especially when there are times we cannot see the way ahead, for we know that You hold the future in Your hands. We surrender our plans, dreams and desires to You, trusting that you will lead us into a year filled with Your grace and favor. In Jesus’ name, we pray, Amen.
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Baptism Dress Code
Many people opt to wear a dark colored t-shirt and shorts. Of course, it’s important to remember that you are going to be getting wet, so don’t forget to wear appropriate undergarments. You don’t want to be overly exposed and turn your baptism into an embarrassing moment.
Avoid Wearing White
That way, you won’t have to worry about anything inappropriate happening. White becomes see-through when it is wet. Darker colors are a better choice.
Bring a Change of Clothes
It may sound obvious, but don’t forget to include a change of clothes. You probably don’t want to be wet and cold for the remainder of the service, so bring something you can change into.
Don’t Forget a Towel
Just as important as the change of clothes is to bring a towel.
If your child wishes to be baptized and is in 6th – 8th grade, PRIOR TO BAPTISM, the parents must call and set up an appointment with Youth Pastor AJ Romero at (505)883-9079.
FEBRUARY 2025 EVENTS
What is Child Dedication?
Children that are 12 years of age or younger are dedicated to the Lord. In the Bible, child dedication is a ceremony where parents commit to raising their child in faith and acknowledge God as a part of their family.
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Must Register (505)883-9079
Baptism Dress Code
Many people opt to wear a dark colored t-shirt and shorts. Of course, it’s important to remember that you are going to be getting wet, so don’t forget to wear appropriate undergarments. You don’t want to be overly exposed and turn your baptism into an embarrassing moment.
Avoid Wearing White
That way, you won’t have to worry about anything inappropriate happening. White becomes see-through when it is wet. Darker colors are a better choice.
Bring a Change of Clothes
It may sound obvious, but don’t forget to include a change of clothes. You probably don’t want to be wet and cold for the remainder of the service, so bring something you can change into.
Don’t Forget a Towel
Just as important as the change of clothes is to bring a towel.
If your child wishes to be baptized and is in 6th – 8th grade, PRIOR TO BAPTISM, the parents must call and set up an appointment with Youth Pastor AJ Romero at (505)883-9079.
