Registration is open for Vacation Bible School! Join us this summer in Minneapolis or Minnetonka.
Wednesdays at the Mpls campus are already filled with music, learning, and fellowship—and they’re getting even better with evening meals from 5:00-6:45 pm! Enjoy a delicious entree, sides, salad bar, and dessert for just $12 (full meal) or $8 (half meal). Volunteers are needed. Please sign up online, or contact Burke Hancer at 612-312-3408.
The book of Psalms is perhaps the most well-loved book of the Old Testament. The psalms are the poetry of faith – stanzas that are meant to be read and sung and prayed. They’re not meant to be studied so much as experienced, and yet knowing something about how they are structured helps one engage with them more deeply. Join Dr. Rolf Jacobson for a presentation on the Psalms, along with an invitation to read a psalm a day in the new year.
Love to read? This group is for you! This group meets weekly on Wednesdays, 6:45-8:00pm, in Henderson Conference Room (Mpls campus) and on Zoom by request. The book for February is The White Lady by Jacqueline Winspear. New members are welcome!
Calling all Bethlehem men: You're invited to join us for our next BLCTC Men's Small Group event, a lunch gathering at 11:45 a.m. on the 3rd Thursday of each month at the Minneapolis campus. This is a monthly group who gathers to create relationships, discussing life's blessings and challenges, and growing in faith. Topics will be relevant for men, in particular for husbands and fathers. To get connected with the group, please email [email protected].
Join Bethlehem Member and accredited teacher, Paula Haraldson, for an 8-week intermediate course designed to deepen and strengthen our practice of T’ai Chi Chih, a meditative form of movement to which practitioners attribute physical, personal, and spiritual health benefits.
Bethlehem’s Care Ministry is hosting a 2-day Foundations of Healing Touch course at the Mpls Campus. Need a boost for the health of your mind, body and spirit? This holistic, evidence-based energy therapy enhances the body’s natural ability to heal. Healing Touch promotes compassion, harmony, and unconditional love and can be beneficial to both the recipient and the practitioner. Healing Touch is a hands-on, dynamic class to learn practical techniques that can help bring about calmness, increased energy and focus, and decreased pain.
Need a boost for the health of your mind, body and spirit? This holistic, evidence-based energy therapy enhances the body’s natural ability to heal. Healing Touch promotes compassion, harmony, and unconditional love and can be beneficial to both the recipient and the practitioner.
Join us as we come together to celebrate 2024, embrace the present, and envision the future at Bethlehem's annual congregational meeting on Saturday, Feb 22, 10:00 am at the Minnetonka campus.
Dinner Church is back! Hear God’s word, share in table preaching, and enjoy a catered meal together. When the days are cold and the light is dim, we will gather together in the season of Epiphany and enjoy the warmth of fine food, loving stories and light. This is open to all ages.
Join Pastor Heather on the last Tuesday of each month for a pizza party for families with newborns to age 3. Parents, grandparents, or caregivers will eat together, join in some play fun, and read a book right before bedtime. There is no charge for this event, but free will offering accepted.
Wednesdays at the Mpls campus are already filled with music, learning, and fellowship—and they’re getting even better with evening meals from 5:00-6:45 pm! Enjoy a delicious entree, sides, salad bar, and dessert for just $12 (full meal) or $8 (half meal). Volunteers are needed. Please sign up online, or contact Burke Hancer at 612-312-3408.
Love to read? This group is for you! This group meets weekly on Wednesdays, 6:45-8:00pm, in Henderson Conference Room (Mpls campus) and on Zoom by request. The book for February is The White Lady by Jacqueline Winspear. New members are welcome!
Join Bethlehem Member and accredited teacher, Paula Haraldson, for an 8-week intermediate course designed to deepen and strengthen our practice of T’ai Chi Chih, a meditative form of movement to which practitioners attribute physical, personal, and spiritual health benefits.
