Former U.S. Surgeon General, Vivek Murthey said “Loneliness is a normal part of the human experience…but prolonged loneliness and disconnection can be harmful to our health. It is time we address this issue to improve our well-being.” This program will explore strategies for improving our well-being while minimizing feelings of loneliness.
Planning well is a gift to the people you love - and to the community you care about. Join us for a free lunch-and-learn on March 1st to gain understanding about wills/trusts, beneficiary designations, and legacy gifts in clear, non-technical language from trusted Bethlehem members.
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!
In case you missed it, Lutheran Partners in Global Ministry (LPGM) moved our offices to Bethlehem's Minneapolis campus in mid-December 2025. After 30 years, we are delighted to return to Bethlehem, where our ministry first took root. All are warmly invited to join us in our new office space on Sunday, March 15, from 9:30 a.m. to noon for an open house. You can find us on the second floor of the Minneapolis campus in rooms 212-220. Please feel free to stop by before or after attending worship!
Exhilarating performances and adventurous programming have established Brass Roots Trio as one of the most compelling ensembles of the 21st century, showcasing classical, jazz, Americana and Latin Style music. They have played to standing ovations in every corner of the United States and England since 2004. In 2009, the trio performed for the President and Mrs. Obama and their guests at the White House.
In July of 2025, 29 people traveled with Pastor Meta and Pastor Chris to Thessaloniki in northern Greece and followed the footsteps of Saint Paul. Join us for a presentation of the highlights of the trip and all of your senses will be engaged. Catered lunch from Christos following the presentation.
Now in its 30th anniversary season, the ‘engaging’ (New Yorker) low-voice ensemble, Cantus, is widely known for its trademark warmth and blend, innovative programming, and riveting performances from the Renaissance to the 21st century. Exalting finesse, expressive power, and spontaneous grace characterize its music making. The Philadelphia Inquirer called the group nothing short of ‘exquisite.’
This summer, join "Jamming with Jesus" VBS, where we will sing, make instruments, play musical games, and learn about how Jesus teaches us to sing through life. Age 4 thru Gr 5. Youth and adult volunteer leaders/helpers needed.
