Join Pastor Heather’s Text Club!
Need a little faith boost in the middle of your week? Every Tuesday, Pastor Heather sends a "Something to Think About" text—a bite-sized moment of encouragement to carry with you until Sunday.
Need a little faith boost in the middle of your week? Every Tuesday, Pastor Heather sends a "Something to Think About" text—a bite-sized moment of encouragement to carry with you until Sunday.
All are invited to join members from the Minnetonka campus at Unmapped Brewing in Minnetonka on the 3rd Tuesday of each month for a time of connection and fellowship.
Each week, gather online with one of Bethlehem’s pastors to explore the scripture we’ll hear in worship the coming Sunday. Ask questions, make connections, and discover what catches the attention of the pastors who preach and teach among us. Come once or make it a weekly rhythm. Over time, you’ll encounter the Bible alongside all of Bethlehem’s pastors and get to know them and one another along the way.
We have lots of new exciting things happening for middle- and high-school youth at Bethlehem this fall! Join us to learn about fall retreats, confirmation, youth group, and more!
Love to read? This group is for you! This group meets weekly on Wednesdays, 6:45-8:00 pm, in Henderson Conference Room at the Minneapolis Campus. From September 9 through September 23, we'll be discussing Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt.
If you love providing care and comfort in a tangible way, the knitting group might be what you are looking for. This group gathers every other month from Sept - May. Their gifts of love are shared with those experiencing illness, treatment, grief and other unexpected life events.
Join us for food and fun for all ages, with worship at either campus or online at 9:30 am. (We’re adjusting our worship schedule at the Minneapolis campus for one week only to create more space for connection and fellowship.)
Discover the many ways to connect at Bethlehem. Come explore programs, ministries and volunteer opportunities that nurture relationships, deepen faith, and serve our community.
You are warmly invited to join Anar Founder Rami Khader and Healing to Hope Executive Director Sarah Myers for an inspiring U.S. event series focused on trauma healing for Palestinian children and caregivers. Hear powerful firsthand accounts from the West Bank and Gaza, explore innovative arts-based healing workshops, and discover actionable ways to support these resilient local communities. Come connect, learn and turn hope into action.
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. Dinner will be served in Iverson Hall from 5:00–6:45 pm. Gluten free and vegetarian options available. EVERYONE is welcome!
This is a weekly discussion group about God, church, spirituality, and systems of belief. We’ll practice pulling on Christian scripture, other sacred texts, early church writings, 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. We bring our big questions and often leave with even more questions.
On the day of baptism, promises are made. Parents promise to pray for their child and nurture them in faith, teach them the Lord’s Prayer, Creeds and the Ten Commandments, as well as to place in their hands the holy scriptures, and to live with them among God’s faithful people, so the child will learn to trust God and care for others and the world God made. The congregation, in turn, promises to help the child grow in faith.