God has created us to be a part of his family. We believe that when we trust in God through his son Jesus Christ, God becomes our Father and we are his children. Other believers are our brothers and sisters through Christ, and the church is our new family.

Why would I want to be a part of the family of Neptune Baptist Church?

We would love for you to be a part of our community of faith here at Neptune Baptist Church. The relationships that we gain when we are a part of a local church family are crucial to our growth as believers in Christ. The Bible talks about the significance of relationships and community and the church is God's plan for us to be a part of that.

As children of God, we are all a part of God's family - the church is part of God's family. God hasn't called us to be alone in this world, but to be connected with each other in families of faith.

If you would like to know more about becoming a part of NBC, please contact the church office and we would love to talk with you more about that.

How can I find out more about Neptune's faith family?

What is the heart of NBC? What makes us different than many churches? What is our passion and purpose for existence? What do we believe? What is our vision and where are we going? What are your spiritual gifts? How can you find your purpose and place for ministry? Find out the answers to these questions and more in Starting Point, a two-week class which provides a small group overview of the mission, vision and core values of our church. This life-transformational class will draw you into the family of Christ at NBC Contact the church office to find out when the next class begins!

How do I join Neptune's faith family?

We receive new members:

1. By profession of faith in Jesus Christ and following Him in baptism.
2. By transferring your "letter" from another Baptist church.
3. By your statement of faith in Christ along with baptism by immersion after salvation.
4. By statement from another denomination that does not practice baptism by immersion.  This is a statement of faith in Christ and willingness to be baptized by immersion.