Baptisms | Spring 2021

For 2000 years Christians have been baptized to declare to the world that they are believers and followers of Jesus Christ. Taking "the plunge" is a significant step on your spiritual journey and we look forward to celebrating it with you.

What to Expect

Our in-person services/events will be a physically-distanced gathering. Individuals will be asked to abide by social distancing recommendations.

A reservation system has been created to ensure safety and social distancing. Entry will require a confirmation email for each individual in your party. Once your spot(s) is reserved, your name(s) will be added to our guest list for a quick, no-scanning entry process – just state your name at check-in.

All in attendance will be asked to wear a mask or face covering anytime inside buildings or homes. If you are unable to physically-distance outside we ask that you wear a mask or face covering.

If you have you experienced any of the following COVID-19 symptoms in the past 48 hours: • fever or chills • NEW cough • shortness of breath or difficulty breathing • fatigue • muscle or body aches • headache • new loss of taste or smell • NEW sore throat • congestion or runny nose • nausea or vomiting • diarrhea or have been around someone exposed or potentially exposed, please stay home for the safety of others.

The Kensington Executive Leadership Team gathers data from a multitude of sources and continues to monitor trends and listen to updates from our government leaders. Our decision making, though sometimes affected by governmental laws, has not been driven by regulations. Rather it is done in peace not in fear, through intentional prayer, by listening to the Spirit and taking the proper detailed precautions to ensure the safety of all involved especially our people who are immunocompromised, our precious children and our valuable older contingency. We love this community and value each and every one of you. Thank you for supporting us in this decision and following our protocols which call for everyone in our buildings to wear mask.