After prayerful consideration, coupled with the Holy Spirit guiding you to unite with our local church family, the journey begins by:

At the conclusion of the sermon, our Pastor offers what is called, The Invitation to Christian Discipleship. This is the designated time to come forward if, for the first time, you are receiving Jesus Christ as your Savior, or you are rededicating your life to Christ, and/or if you are in search of a local church home and would like to become a disciple of Christ at The faith family of West Point. Responding to the invitation is an essential, simple step in accordance to Scripture, instructing each to make a public profession of faith. If you’re an introvert or bashful, and walking forward takes you out of your comfort zone, it’s fine, just let a member of our I’ll Walk With You Ministry know that you want to join, and they will either walk with you or guide you to a Deacon.

Baptism is an important and rewarding observance that demonstrates your heart’s commitment to the Lord. You can be baptized in water on the 3rd Sunday at 10:30 a.m., prior to Sunday Morning Glory Worship.

When you walk forward, and after Pastor and the church body celebrates you, you’ll be greeted by a member of our New Disciples Ministry. This ministry is responsible for talking to you about your membership, as well as providing support for you as a new member. The New Disciples Ministry will escort you to a comfortable setting, and the engagement will last 5-10 minutes.

These classes are required for all new members, and is the primary requirement for involvement in ministries. Classes are designed to inform you of foundational concepts including church history, our statement of faith, our mission, vision and goals. It also covers topics of the Christian faith such as God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, Christian precepts, Man and Sin, Salvation, Baptism, Prayer and tithing. New Disciple classes also exist to encourage you to get involved with your new Church via our ministries. You will be introduced to how God has equipped each one of us to serve effectively within the Body of Christ through teachings on spiritual gifts and utilizing those gifts in ministry.