Do you believe that only people baptized in your church are saved?
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No. Although we believe that biblical baptism is an essential part of salvation, we do not believe that baptism must take place in our church. Baptism is something that occurs between a repentant believer and God. That could happen inside or outside of the boundaries of our congregation. We do believe that Biblical baptism is a subject that is poorly taught in our world today and we believe that we have an obligation to preach the clear teaching of the Bible on this topic. (Acts 2:38, 1 Peter 3:21)
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What do you believe about baptism?
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We believe that baptism is the point in time that a person receives the forgiveness of their sins. We believe that baptism is for people who are old enough to understand the gospel, who have repented of their sins and have turned to God, and who understand that their sins are being forgiven in the waters of baptism. We believe that Biblical baptism is full immersion in water. (Acts 2:38, John 3:3-7)

Do you baptize infants?
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No. We believe that only believing and repentant people are eligible for baptism. Infants are incapable of either. (Colossians 2:12)