DECIDE

Every step toward Jesus is worth celebrating.

Scripture tells us, “there is rejoicing in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner who repents” (Luke 15:10). When someone decides to follow Christ, heaven celebrates — and so do we!

At JAG, our Celebration Sunday happens every 5th Sunday. It’s a powerful time where we honor life-changing decisions through Baptism, Child Dedication, and New Church Membership.

Whether you're taking a personal step of faith, committing your family to the Lord, or planting roots in our church family, we are cheering you on. Your journey matters, and heaven celebrates what God is doing in you!

BAPTISM

Baptism is a public declaration of your faith in Jesus Christ.
It represents the transforming work God has done in your heart — the old life is gone, and the new life has begun!

Jesus was baptized and calls us to follow His example. By being baptized, you make a bold and beautiful statement to the world: “I belong to Jesus.”

If you’ve decided to follow Christ, your next step is to go public with your faith through baptism.

Ready to take this step?
Reach out to one of our staff pastors today!

CHILD DEDICATIONS

Child Dedication is a special moment where parents commit to raising their children in the ways of the Lord.
It’s not salvation for the child — it’s a commitment by the family and the church to nurture, pray for, and support the child’s spiritual growth.

During dedication, we pray over your family and stand with you in your commitment to lead your child toward knowing Jesus.

Parenting is a journey — and you don’t have to walk it alone.

NEW CHURCH MEMBERSHIP

Becoming a member at JAG means planting roots, building relationships, and saying, “This is my church home.”

Membership is not just a title — it’s a partnership in the mission God has given our church.
Members commit to growing in faith, serving others, and helping build a community where people encounter Jesus.

If you’re ready to belong, serve, and grow with us — we’d love to welcome you into our church family.

Church isn’t just a place you attend — it’s a family you join.