What Is the Meaning of Credobaptism? Credobaptism is a compound word, credo meaning I believe, and baptism which means to dip or immerse. In this belief, also known as believer's baptism, a Christian gets baptized with water after they have professed faith (belief) in Jesus Christ.

Anglicans are liturgical, sacramental, and have apostolic succession tying their practices all the way back. Baptists are a much newer group rejecting almost all Church history and tradition aside from the extreme basics.

What does it mean to be an independent church? As an independent Baptist church, we are not affiliated with any particular Baptist denomination or ruling body. Because of this we can support our own missionaries, select our own leaders, and support institutions that believe as we believe.

The primary difference between Baptists and other Christians is the practice of believers' baptism. Only people who have professed their faith can be baptized, in contrast to infant baptism practiced by most other Christian faiths, and baptism must occur by full-body immersion in water.