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!
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.
You can count on wonderful conversations, great connections, and delicious food every Wednesday night in Iverson Hall!
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!
Healing Touch is a relaxing energy therapy that uses gentle, heart-centered touch to assist in balancing your physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. It enhances the body’s natural ability to heal. You will give and receive 12 techniques that can assist with decreasing pain and stress for yourself and others.
Everyone is invited to Bethlehem’s annual Day of Service on February 7th. We’ll gather at the Minneapolis campus beginning at 9:00 am for check-in and coffee, with the program starting at 9:30 a.m. in the sanctuary. This year, we will highlight the work done by Louise Matson, Executive Director of the Division of Indian Work. This is a local organization focused on supporting and strengthening urban American Indian people, including moms and babies. In addition to items we collect for Newborn and Hospice kits for Global Health Ministries, we will also collect shampoo for adults, children, and babies, as well as baby wipes. Come for the joy of serving—and stay for a great lunch!
The Mirandola Ensemble, established in 2011, is a Minneapolis, Minnesota-based professional choral ensemble dedicated to promoting the highest standards of choral music, the idea of choral music as ‘high art’ in the Western tradition, and the aesthetics of the renaissance. Their performances have been called assertive, compelling, passionate, superb, clean and colorful.
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.
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.’
