There is a growing body of research on how nature plays an important role in human health and well-being, including reducing symptoms of mental and physical health problems. Become familiar with some of the science behind how spending time in nature can help treat both the psychological and physical ailments of the human condition by reestablishing a connection with the natural world.
Join Bethlehem pastors to spend time with the scripture reading for the upcoming Sunday. Each gathering follows a simple rhythm of reading, prayer, and conversation as we reflect on what the text is saying to us. Register for the Zoom link and join on the weeks that work for you—cameras and microphones are optional, and listening in on the go is welcome.
Come join us at church for a terrific dinner served with a side of community and conversation! Meals include a main entree, wonderful sides, fully loaded salad bar, beverage and dessert. Gluten free and vegetarian options available.
Love to read? This group is for you! This group meets weekly on Wednesdays, 6:45-8:00 pm, in Henderson Conference Room (Mpls campus). The book for April is James by Percival Everett. New members are welcome! Please contact [email protected] if you’d like to get connected to the group. Upcoming Books: (May 2026) My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante
This is a weekly discussion group about God, church, spirituality, and systems of belief. We’ll practice pulling on scripture, other texts, lived experiences, and previous conversations together to contend with our own assumptions about faith and what else could be true. We’re holding it all lightly, agreeing to disagree, and doing our best to keep the main thing the main thing.
Join Bethlehem Lutheran Twin Cities church member and accredited teacher Paula Haraldson to participate in a form of moving meditation called Tai Chi Chih.
Join Spirit Garage and our Kingfield neighbors for an Earth Day Clean-Up. We’ll gather at Martin Luther King Jr. Park (Nicollet & 40th St) to sign in, pick up supplies, and head out to help care for the neighborhood. Afterward, come back to the park and enjoy a hot dog lunch hosted by Spirit Garage. All are welcome—come lend a hand and connect with the community.
Join Breakfast Club for Donuts on Earth Day Eve! We will wonder together how God might be calling us to care for our Earth.
Experimental. Embodied. Experiential. Evensong liturgy during this season of Easter uses beautiful new sacred music from The Porter's Gate, an ecumenical collective of theologians and church musicians.
All congregants are invited to join members from the Minnetonka campus at Unmapped Brewing in Minnetonka for a monthly time of connection and fellowship.
What does it mean to be fully alive? Learn about three life-changing events and five life practices. Realizing and living our true life is a sacred gift we all deserve. Explore what it means to live from the inside out - body, mind, and spirit, to feel more fully alive.
Please join Seniors Together for the second annual Bingo party at the Minnetonka campus! Eat, visit and make a new friend!
