Baptism without belonging to a church?

Question

My son is 3 months old and I've taken the decision as his mother to get him baptized. I haven't belonged to a church in over a decade because I do not believe in organized religion. I do believe in baptism tho. Do I HAVE to do it in a church? Can a minister do it anywhere? Is it a minister? Does it have to be a minister  or can somebody specifically do baptisms?

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In my church as a Christian people are only baptized when they're mature enough to understand what it is and live their life according to the bible. Babies don't really have any sense of understanding things like that so there's no point in baptizing them yet, if that makes sense

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In my faith community we don't have clergy so any adult can do baptising. We also don't believe that water can be holy so it's simply done in a bath. The important part to us is that the child is baptised to the name of the Holy Trinity.  Just another perspective for you!

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Baptism means a profession of faith. Your little guy is too young to make that decision on his own. He will one day have to accept christ and be baptized or not. You cannot do this for him, it's a false sense of peace for yourself.

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Only specific Christians do infant Baptism and you need to be apart of that religion. You also vow to raise your child in that faith. 
Can I ask why you agree with infant Baptism but not religion?

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You can probably do it anywhere, but I’d check with a couple of local churches/pastors.

Baptism without belonging to a church?

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