GET CONNECTED
Take your next step in faith and find your place in our church family. Whether you're new or have been here for years, there's always room to grow deeper.
GET CONNECTED
Take your next step in faith and find your place in our church family. Whether you're new or have been here for years, there's always room to grow deeper.
NEXT STEPS
Whether you're new to The Ark or have been attending for a while, Next Steps is the best way to get connected and grow in your faith.
Contact: info@thearksalina.com
Phone: (785) 577-8103
STEP 1 – BECOME A MEMBER
Step 1 is designed to help you learn about The Ark Church, our mission, and what we believe. It's also the pathway to becoming a member.
START HERE
STEP 2 – DISCOVER YOUR GIFTS
Step 2 is all about discovering how God has uniquely gifted you. You'll take a spiritual gifts assessment and explore different ministry teams.
SIGN UP TO SERVEEXPLORE OUR MINISTRIES
Discover the many ways you can get involved at The Ark Church. From worship and kids ministry to community outreach and small groups, we have ministries for every stage of life and every passion. Find where God is calling you to serve and grow.
VIEW ALL MINISTRIESBAPTISM
Baptism is a significant step in the Christian faith, symbolizing the believer's identification with the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It's an outward expression of an inward transformation, publicly declaring one's commitment to follow Christ.
WHAT IS BAPTISM?
Baptism involves immersing a believer in water in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. This act symbolizes the believer's old life being buried and their new life in Christ being raised. As Romans 6:4 states, "We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, we too may live a new life."
SHOULD I BE BAPTIZED?
If you've placed your faith in Jesus Christ, baptism is the next step in your spiritual journey. It's an act of obedience to Christ's command and a public profession of your faith. As our pastor often says, baptism is like "putting a ring on it"—it's your decision to commit to Christ and serve Him.
