Saying yes to Jesus means saying yes to a new life. God loves you so much, that he sent His Son to pay the price for all of the sin of the world. The invitation to this new life is for everyone, and you can receive it by a simple prayer. Romans 10:9 says: “If you declare with your mouth that Jesus is Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.”
If you’re ready to declare that truth, you can say the following words to choose Jesus as your Savior:
Congratulations! To pray these words with a surrendered heart to Jesus is the beginning of the most important journey you will ever embark on: the journey to follow Jesus. Please let us know if you’ve said Yes to Jesus and prayed this prayer by clicking the button below.
We believe in water baptism as an outward declaration of a personal decision to follow Jesus and live empowered by the Holy Spirit. We remember Jesus’ decision to die for us by taking symbols of his body and his blood called communion. All believers are invited to share in communion services with us. (Acts 2:38 & 39, 1 Corinthians 11:23- 26, Luke 3:3)
If you’ve never talked to a pastor about baptism, we recommend this as the first step.
If you’ve made the personal decision to follow Jesus and publicly declare your commitment, sign up to schedule your baptism.
Feel free to download this baptism book as a helpful resource. You’ll find some great conversation starters to talk with your children about what baptism means. After you’ve had a chance to read through the book together, schedule a meeting with a CT Kids pastor where you and your kids can get more answers to tough questions and be fully prepared when it the time comes to make a decision about baptism.
Meet with a CT Kids Pastor
Parents, if you and your child would like to have a one-on-one baptism discussion with a CT Kids pastor, fill out an interest form and someone will contact you to set up an individual meeting.
Use this student baptism book as a way to get started and learn more about what baptism means. You can download it, print it out, take notes, and get answers to some of your questions about baptism.
Meet with a CT Student Pastor
Parents, if you and your student would like to have a one-on-one baptism discussion with a CT Student pastor, contact us to set up an individual meeting.