Food for Baptism Brunch

I would say buy a bunch of different kinds of lunch meat, some buns from the bakery, condiments, and then either buy a few different kinds of salad (potato, tuna noodle) or make them the day before. Keeps it simple...I don't think anyone's expecting anything too fancy. Make or buy a cake though or cupcakes and/or ice cream.

I served fried chicken (purchased it at Cub or Target) and had it ready to pick up on the way home from church. I included a fruit salad, veggies, rolls, etc.
I also had a brunch with egg bakes. I had my Mom run home as soon as the baptism was completed and put them in the oven.
I have a very large family (32 immediate members) and both were fairly inexpensive (considering the size of the party)
Congratulations and God Bless you and your family.

For our baptism reception, we did a brunch thing. We had a large ButterBraid with icing (you could do one of those long filled danishes that you buy at the bakery), 2 kinds of quiche, vegan and meat.You can buy the quiche filling in the freezer section of the grocery store. Its called 'Pour a Quiche' Then, you just pour it in the pie crusts (you can buy those too) and bake. Easy and cheap. We also did cups of Bylerys Chicken Wild Rice Soup (I bought it frozen and it simmered in my crockpot all morning and while we were at the baptism) and I made a sweet salad called 'tequilaberry salad' (very easy to make). The whole menu wasn't too heavy for an early lunch, and people had the choice to have either more of a lunch menu, (soup/salad) or more of a breakfast menu (sweet roll/quiche), and it all went together well if someone wanted everything. I also offered some of those little individual mouth size cheese cakes too. (Those you can buy also and I put those on a pretty platter for people to help themselves to desert of they wanted it.)

I did 3 different egg bakes. Easy and can be done in advance. They can even be frozen and then used. I also had bananna and zuc. bread and strawberries and cantalope. Keep it simple. I had a friend stop and put the egg bakes in on a lower oven temp so they cooked slower before the baptism and then a friend go home and remove them before the guests arrived. Ask others for help!!!!! Or to bring something! You will be busy enough with the baptism. Also easy to use paper plates that are nice! Easier clean up!

I would make an Egg bake. I always prepare mine the night before as it needs to set in the refrigerator overnight. It usually takes an hour to bake so you can bake it in the AM and just rewarm it.

I made an egg bake last year for a church brunch and they requested it brought to the church at 8am and brunch wasn't until 930 or 10. They rewarmed them prior to serving and the egg bakes were great.

If you have time to throw it in the oven when you get home then by all means cook it fresh.

Cheesy hashbrown potatoes are awesome too.

Looks like you've got a lot of good ideas for food. Don't forget to get the cake! I got one at Byerly's which was very good and they had a really nice cake where they make a cross wtih little icing flowers. Very beautiful.

muffins, fruit, crepes, any breakfast bake that can be served cooled, fondue, coffee, juice...

I was going to suggest an egg bake! I would just do that, maybe some store bought muffins or doughnuts/pastries, some fruit salad and beverages! I can't imagine you would need more than that.