A Church in Richland
Centered on Jesus
Growing Together
WELCOME TO
Sunday
8:45 & 10:30
600 SHOCKLEY ROAD
RICHLAND, WA 99352
UPCOMING EVENTS
Worship Together as a Church Family
All ages are invited into the Auditorium for a fun Family Service. We’ll celebrate baptisms and worship together as one big family!
Kids Ministry will be open for children from Nursery to Kindergarten.
MAY 31 at 8:45 or 10:30A.
SEE YOU ON SUNDAY
8:45A & 10:30A
Bethel is a community learning to walk with Jesus through every season of life. We’re rooted in real relationships, centered on Jesus, and growing together.
Come join the journey.
SERMON SERIES | APR 19 - MAY 17
A sermon series through the Bethel Values
At Bethel, our mission is to be and make disciples centered on Jesus so that every square inch of our lives, our church, our region, and the world is transformed for the glory of God.
But a mission like that doesn’t happen accidentally. It’s shaped by the values we live out every day. In this series, we’ll dive deep into our Bethel values and how they shape who we are becoming as disciples who are centered on Jesus, formed in His ways, and offered to God and others.
NEWS & RESOURCES
Learning to Slow Down and Sit in Scripture
For Ben Rutledge, it started with a desire to do more for God. A few years ago, after attending a retreat, something shifted for him. “I just had this strong sense of wanting to share the gospel,” he said. “I was like, ‘Okay, I need to become a pastor.’” So he did...
Different Starting Points, One Shared Faith
At Bethel, our values reflect who we are becoming as disciples centered on Jesus.
For Abraham Torres, faith was never the problem. He had always believed in God. But growing up, church never really connected. It took an invitation into an open setting with other people for him to realize he wasn’t alone in his questions. Through this diverse group, having weekly discussions, and centering themselves around Jesus, Abraham was able to understand the love of God in a whole new way.
Finding Community in the Middle of the Unknown
We pursue authentic relationships with God and others because it’s what Jesus modeled and where life truly flourishes. When Jennifer Jones moved to the Tri-Cities, she wasn’t just looking for a church. She was looking for a place where she could belong, and where the kids who might pass through her home could belong too. Her story shows the impact real relationships can have in our lives.