Bethlehem offices will be closed for staff holiday December 26, 29 & 31, and January 1–2.
Year end gifts may given online or dropped off at either campus on Tuesday, Dec 30 from 9:00 am–3:00 pm or at the drop box located on Aldrich Avenue at the Minneapolis campus. If you haven’t already, visit blctcmn.co/pledge to make your pledge for 2026. Thank you for your continued generosity!
During Advent, our Evensong service provides an appropriately cozy and contemplative setting for our seasonal theme, “All Those Who Dream.” As the rest of our lives push us towards busyness, it’s more important than ever to take a deep breath and hear a word of hope. What better way to do that than with Holden Evening Prayer and the warm light of candles?
Seniors Together would like to invite everyone to an Epiphany Celebration on Tuesday, January 6, 2026 at the Minneapolis Campus. Brunch will be served starting at 10:30 ($20 p/p) followed by an entertaining program featuring our guest speaker, Graydon Royce.
Join Pastor Heather on Tuesday nights on Zoom for Finding Light, an engaging and conversational Bible study that connects faith with what’s happening right now. Using The Wired Word (an online resource), we’ll dive into current events, explore Scripture, and uncover how God’s truth and hope continue to shine through the headlines.
You can count on wonderful conversations, great connections, and delicious food every Wednesday night in Iverson Hall!
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 January is Lady Clementine by Marie Benedict. New members are welcome! Please contact [email protected] if you’d like to get connected to the group. Upcoming Books: (Feb 2026) An Unfinished Love Story by Doris Kearns Goodwin (March) None -- observing Lent (April 2026) James by Percival Everett (May 2026) My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante
Kick off the new year with joy, community, and a stack of fluffy pancakes! Join the Children, Youth, and Family Team for a lively morning filled with good food, good friends, and fresh beginnings. Enjoy a delicious breakfast, choose your Promise Star Word to guide your year, and bring a donation to help fill the little Food Pantry on the west lawn.
Bethlehem is a much better community with you here. Whether you have recently started attending or you have been coming for years, consider this your invitation to membership!
Sunday School at the Mkta Campus meets on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month right after worship, offering kids a chance to craft, play, sing, and wonder together about God’s love. Through stories, songs, crafts, and prayers, children explore themes from worship and the liturgical season while parents enjoy coffee and conversation nearby in Fellowship Hall or the Library.
Dinner is served on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at the Minnetonka campus. While this feast coordinates with events like Storytime with Cindy, Emmaus Pairs and ensembles rehearsing, you don’t need a programmatic reason to eat—just an appetite! Make plans to dine with a friend, connect with someone you don’t already know, or join the Leftovers Crew and take meals to our homebound friends.
Students and trusted adults meet monthly for faithful conversations—growing together in faith through a baptism-inspired curriculum. Dinner offered second Wednesdays in Minnetonka.
A faith storytime with your little ones. This simple gathering will introduce young ones and their caregivers to the basic concepts of faith through story books, crafts and play.
The Bach Society partners with the Schola choir of the St. Paul Cathedral and their music director, Chris Ganza, for an exquisite concert of peaceful beauty and glowing musical warmth soaked in candlelight. Join us for a special presentation of this concert at the Minnetonka campus. Tickets are required.
