Congratulations!
If you've become a Christian, congratulations on joining the family of God! The Bible teaches that your next step is to be baptized (Matthew 28:18-20). Whether you've been following Jesus for a long time or are a new to faith in Jesus, we would be honored to baptize you!
Below, you’ll find more details about Baptism at Victory. When you feel ready, please fill in the information below, and tap "Submit", after which, a member of our staff will be in touch with you soon.
Below, you’ll find more details about Baptism at Victory. When you feel ready, please fill in the information below, and tap "Submit", after which, a member of our staff will be in touch with you soon.
You Might Be Wondering...
What is baptism, and why does it matter?
Baptism is a public way to declare your faith in Jesus. It matters because Jesus modeled it, taught it, and invites His followers to take this step as an outward expression of an inward change.
Is baptism required to be a Christian?
No. We’re saved by grace through faith in Jesus—not by baptism. But baptism is something God asks Christians to do as a step of obedience and trust.
What does baptism symbolize in the life of a Christian?
Baptism shows that our old life is gone and we’ve been given new life in Christ. It’s a picture of forgiveness, fresh starts, and identifying with Jesus’ death and resurrection.
Who should be baptized?
Anyone who has chosen to put their faith in Jesus and wants to publicly share that decision is encouraged to be baptized.
Can kids or teenagers be baptized?
Yes! We encourage that kids and teens understand why they’re being baptized—that it’s their own decision and a public step of faith.
👉 TAP HERE for a short video that can help your kids understand baptism in a simple way.
👉 TAP HERE for a short video that can help your kids understand baptism in a simple way.
Who will baptize me?
Our Lead Pastor, Bryan Robles, will be baptizing those who’ve registered.
Will I need to say anything publicly?
Nope. You won’t be asked to speak or share anything publicly.
What do I need to know about the day of my baptism?
Baptism will take place during a Sunday morning service at Victory. After you register, someone from our church will reach out to walk you through everything—when to arrive, what to wear, and what to expect—so you feel totally prepared.