L15 Church
  • What is baptism?

    Baptism is the act of submerging a person in water.

  • Why get baptised?

    Firstly, Jesus instructed his followers to undergo baptism as a way of showing their faith and dedication to him (Matthew 28:18-20). Secondly, baptism has a deep symbolic meaning that represents the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus, as well as the concept of letting go of one's old way of living and embracing a new life in Jesus (Romans 6:1-5).

  • Who is eligible for baptism?

    Anyone who believes in Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior, including children, can be baptized, according to Acts 2:38-41. It's crucial for parents to avoid pressuring their children into baptism before they are ready.

  • If baptised as a baby, should you be baptised as an adult?

    If you were baptized as a child, it indicates that your parents wanted you to live a life following Jesus. This is admirable. However, we encourage you to take the next step by being baptized through immersion, and make the decision to believe in Jesus for yourself. Even if you have been a follower of Jesus for a long time, if you haven't been baptized through immersion, we believe it is a vital step for you to take.

  • When is ideal time to get baptised?

    Ideally, as soon as you become a follower of Jesus (Acts 8:34-38).

  • Who will perform the baptism?

    Typically, the leaders of L15 church will perform your baptism. However, if you would like someone else who has played a significant role in your Christian journey to baptise you, let us know, and we can discuss it.

  • When will the baptism take place?

    Baptisms at L15 will typically occur on Sunday afternoons in a portable baptismal pool.

  • What to Wear for the Baptism Itself

    The key is to wear something that is comfortable, dark-colored (to prevent it from becoming see-through when wet), and that you don't mind getting wet.


    We will provide you with a dark T-shirt (which you can keep), a towel.


    Wear underneath: Modest, dark-colored clothing such as gym shorts, biker shorts, or a one-piece swimsuit.


    Footwear: You may be asked to go barefoot. Bring a pair of slides or easy-to-remove shoes for before and after the immersion.




  • Do you have to share you story of how you became a christian?

    No, sharing your story is not required, but we encourage you to consider sharing it in person or on video. Baptisms are an excellent opportunity to share the message of Jesus with others (Colossians 4:2-6).




Sign Up for Baptism