unbaptized

American  

[uhn bap-tahyzd] / ʌn ˈbæp taɪzd /

adjective

1. not having undergone baptism.

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Example Sentences

“But we have been working with local people to name every glacier so that they will not go unbaptized.”

From The New Yorker

The Church calls records of unbaptized children whose parents have requested name removal “canceled records.”

From The Verge

“It shows that unbaptized Native Americans were buried beyond the walls of the mission,” said Vásquez, executive director of the American Indians at Texas at the Spanish Colonial Missions, a nonprofit launched by Tap Pilam.

From Washington Times

The unbaptized adolescent’s sexual maturity had become the occasion—not the first and certainly not the last—for a serious rift between his parents.

From The New Yorker

In the 1960s, the Mormon Church—which espouses the doctrine of baptism of the dead by proxy and encourages its members to research their unbaptized ancestors—opened branch genealogical libraries throughout the country.

From Time