New Members: Most Common Questions
Welcome to Ewing Avenue Baptist Church! I hope this section of the most asked questions will help you find the information about becoming and being a new member at Ewing Avenue Baptist Church.
Q: How do I become a member of the
church?
"For New And Prospective Members"
1. You feel led by God's Spirit to make Jesus Christ the Lord of your life, accepting Him as your Savior.
2. You feel led by God's Spirit
to become a member of our church family. You may ask for church
membership by: (a) A transfer of your church letter
if you are currently a member of another Baptist Church
(b) Stating that you have been baptized as a member
of a Baptist Church
(c) Baptism by immersion, if you are transferring
from another denomination.
(d) Your statement that you desire to accept Jesus
Christ as your Savior and Lord, looking forward to a believer's
baptism by immersion.
3. As a Christian, you feel led by God's Spirit to rededicate your life to Christ, acknowledging your need to make a fresh start in your relationship with Jesus.
4. By Christian Experience from
another Baptist Church of Denomination.
Membership at Ewing Avenue begins with accepting Christ as Your
Personal Savior and Baptize by the Holy Spirit ... whether at a
previous church or at Ewing Avenue. The rite of baptism is the heart
of our church. It signifies obedience to Christ by following His
example.
Q: I just became a member of the church. What do I do next?
A: If you have been baptized, you are ready for more involvement. If you have not been baptized, you should be contacted soon about setting a date for your baptism. If you have not been contacted, feel free to call the church office to set a date for baptism.
Q: How can I be more involved at Ewing Avenue Baptist Church?
A:
Sunday morning services and
Bible study on Wednesday nights offer a great starting point for
being involved at EABC. The Worship Services (Sunday morning),
Sunday School (Sunday morning), and Bible Study are the two most
important things we do. We are a small church family and are
very welcoming and eager to teach our new members. Sunday
morning and Wednesday night bible study groups help you to
connect with others like yourself.
Q: I have joined a Bible study class. Can I be involved in other areas?
A: Yes! There are many ways to find meaningful involvement in the church. Right away, you can ask your Bible study teacher for ways to help them reach out to other class members. Do you like to sing or be involved in drama? Talk to Brother Jackson or Brother Robert about becoming a member of the choir or one of the musical productions. People are always needed in service areas such as ushers and greeters, as well as church fellowship committee. Contact one of our Deacon or staff members Pastor Craig and give us an idea of what you would like to do and where we may be able to plug you in.
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