Becoming a Member
Come for a Visit, Stay for the Journey
How do I become a member?
We rejoice in all those who come to St. David’s. If you would like to make St. David’s your church home, please contact Rebecca Cline, Director of Parish Life, to request a New Member Form
​​ If you are transferring your membership from another church, please include the name of the church and their address to help us request a transfer.
Who is a member of the Parish?
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A baptized Christian.
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A person who regularly attends.
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A participant in the programs of the parish.
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A person who regularly gives through a recorded pledge or gift.
Who is a Communicant?
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A member of the Parish (description above)
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A confirmed Episcopalian whose letter of transfer is at St. David’s.
How do I become an Episcopalian?
Members of St. David's come from a variety of religious backgrounds, and there are several ways one may join the Episcopal Faith:
Through Baptism - The Episcopal Church considers that anyone who has been baptized with water in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, in any Church or denomination, is welcomed as a baptized member of the Episcopal Church. Children, as well as adults, may be baptized.
Through Transfer - Those who have already been baptized may become members by transferring from another church or denomination.
Through Confirmation - Adult baptized members become confirmed members through the Sacrament of Confirmation. Sixteen is usually considered the earliest age for Confirmation, which involves prayers and the laying on of hands by a Bishop.
Through being Received - Those who have been confirmed in another denomination may become a confirmed communicant of the Episcopal Church by Reception.
If you have any questions, or need assistance, please call the Church office at 770-993-1094, ext. 104.