Bethlehem Music Series: Angela Hewitt
One of the world's leading concert pianists, Canadian Angela Hewitt appears in recital and as a soloist with major orchestras around the globe. She is known as a foremost interpreter of J.S. Bach.
One of the world's leading concert pianists, Canadian Angela Hewitt appears in recital and as a soloist with major orchestras around the globe. She is known as a foremost interpreter of J.S. Bach.
Join Pastor Heather for a three-week series exploring the Bible’s story, your own story, and what happens when the two intersect. Discover why your story matters—and learn how to share it in 60 seconds or less.
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!
Join Pastor Angela for this new Bible study! Each week we'll begin with a current news story from “The Wired Word” and explore how the Bible speaks into the events shaping our world. Together we'll ask thoughtful questions, wrestle with real-life issues, and discover where God is at work in the headlines.
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 30 through October 7, we'll be discussing Night by Elie Wiesel.
Ever thought about singing in the choir? Come check out the Bethlehem Chorale Open House. You'll get to meet our director, Aaron McDermid, experience a rehearsal, and enjoy some great fellowship and treats afterward. There is no registration or audition required—just show up, bring a friend, and join us!
The knitting group at Bethlehem’s Minneapolis Campus is back—and we’d love for you to join us! Gather in the Gallery at the Minneapolis Campus on the second Thursday of each month for a relaxed and welcoming time of knitting and community. All skill levels are welcome, and we focus on charitable knitting projects—from baby hats and prayer shawls to chemo caps and more. We have patterns, some yarn to share, and plenty of enthusiasm.
Join us for a special collaborative evening hosted by Mental Health Connect and Bethlehem's Fine Arts Ministry exploring the powerful connection between art and healing. The night includes an exclusive viewing of late artist Leah Yellowbird's breathtaking, prayerful pointillism paintings accompanied by live music, as well as a special presentation featuring sculptor John Bauer and an art therapist.
At Bethlehem, kids of all ages are always welcome at the communion table. While the invitation is always open, we offer a special milestone class for first graders and older students to explore this sacrament together with their parent or caregiver. Whether your child already receives communion or is ready to start, this class will deepen their understanding.
Equitable Dinners is a free social justice event by Mixed Blood Theatre that brings people together to share a meal, experience a play, and discuss complex community issues. This session features the play “Let’s Save Democracy!” to spark crucial conversations about voting rights and civic engagement. Hosted at Bethlehem's Minneapolis campus. Funded by a grant from the Foundation for Exploring Alternatives to Division, this experience is entirely free to attend.
Discover practical ways your faith community can reduce the stigma of mental illness. Hear from three MHC members as they share lessons learned, from launching youth programming and restorative wellness practices to a "Music Heals" project and Special Needs Worship Services. You will take home actionable resources to fuel empathy, understanding, and healing in your own setting.
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 October 14 though October 28, we'll be discussing Prairie Fires by Caroline Fraser.