Anyone who has made the personal decision to trust and follow Jesus can be baptized. Baptism follows faith. It is a step taken by someone who has chosen to place their trust in Christ.

Groups help us build meaningful relationships, apply what we’re learning, encourage each other through life, and grow spiritually together. God created us to be in community with one another, and if you’re looking to engage in community, you should join a group!

Being part of a community is fantastic for growing in your faith and living it out with others through serving is a means of relational connection, personal growth, and spiritual awareness.

Salty mission trips are open to all willing to follow the leadership of Salty and the partnerships we serve, whether you’re a new or mature believer or someone looking for a unique opportunity to experience community and service in a fresh way. Though all ages are encouraged to participate on Salty Mission trips, children under the age of 17 are to travel with a parent or legal guardian.

Yes! SaltyKids is available at every campus during every weekend service. Classrooms may vary slightly by campus, but every location provides a safe, fun environment where kids can learn and grow while parents attend service.

Right now, we have gatherings at our Ormond, Flagler, Port Orange, and Ponce inlet campuses.

We meet regularly throughout the year. Our larger “Gatherings” happen on the first Tuesday of each month February-May and September-December at 6:30p in The Boardroom. We meet throughout the community with our “Hangs” every month. For the latest details on Gatherings or Hangs, check out salty.org/events or follow us on Instagram @salty.youngadults

This ministry does not have regular meetings; however, we do schedule Care Training for new volunteers every couple of months.

No. Many of our best hosts started simply by saying, “Let’s get a few people together.” We provide guidance, discussion resources, and support to help you along the way.

Yes. Salty Church is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law. You will receive a giving statement at the end of the year for your records.

Gatherings happen on the fourth Tuesday of the month at our Ormond and New Smyrna Beach campuses. Doors open at 6p for food and programming starts at 6:30p.

The Boardroom is a local coffee shop on the northeast corner of our Ormond campus. On Sundays, The Boardroom is a venue where the service is shown on a large screen. During that time, you can enjoy a beverage, grab one of their signature waffles, and watch the service in a more casual environment.

Salty’s Digital Campus services typically stream live at 9a and 10:30a EST on YouTube or salty.org/online. The service is also available on-demand afterward so you can watch anytime during the week.

Our Flagler campus offers several midweek opportunities to connect and grow, including Groups at Salty, workshops and classes, events, and more! Check out our latest schedule at salty.org/events.

Our NSB campus offers several midweek opportunities to connect and grow, including Groups at Salty, workshops and classes, events, and more! Check out our latest schedule at salty.org/events.

Similar to other Salty campuses, our Port Orange campus is laid-back, family-oriented, and welcoming to all. It’s a place where you can relax, be yourself, and feel free to explore faith at your own pace.

Our Ponce Inlet Campus is a flip-flops and front porch conversations kind of campus in a small beach town where you can relax, be yourself, and feel free to explore faith at your own pace.

Since we are an outdoor campus, our services at the Granada Approach are weather permitting. However, if the weather is an issue, we will move our service indoors to The Boardroom, located at 26 Bovard Ave, right across the street! We will post an update on salty.org/sunrise as well as send out a text or email. Please reach out to Beau at beau@salty.org if you’d like to be added to that communications list.

At Salty, we usually do our baptisms at the beach in the ocean, but baptisms can take place anywhere there is water.

You can explore available Groups by visiting salty.org/groups. You can also stop by the Welcome Counter after a service, and someone will help you find a Group that fits your schedule and interests.

There are several opportunies to serve at Salty, including with our Guest Services teams, SaltyKids teams, Salty Students teams, Worship teams, Prayer teams, and more! Connecting with your campus pastor is a great way to explore opportunities that may be a good fit for you.

It is not necessary to have previous mission experience, or international travel to participate in a Salty mission Trip; however, it is mandatory that each participant has a valid US passport.

Absolutely. Your child’s safety is our highest priority. Our environments include secure check-in and pickup systems, clearly identified volunteers, and safety policies designed specifically for kids ministry.

We do not host any gatherings that conflict with our Sunday/Monday service times at any campus.

Both. Salty Young Adults is for all young adults, no matter your relationship status.