Bethel means “house of God,” and the church is a family learning to live together in that house. In this series, Being Bethel, we are exploring the values that shape our life together and define the kind of family we are becoming. These values are not just things we say, but ways we follow Jesus, grow together, and live out His mission in everyday life.
Thank you for joining us this Easter Weekend. From our reflective Good Friday service to the hope-filled music and message on Easter morning to the fun games, snacks, and beautiful weather – it was a wonderful celebration.
This past Sunday, Dave shared a personal update with our Bethel family.
After several months of prayer and discernment, Dave has decided that this is the right time for him to step off staff. While this marks a transition in his role, Dave will continue serving on our preaching team and as a Bethel Elder, remaining deeply engaged in the leadership and spiritual direction of our church.
Thank you for helping clean up and take care of our grounds!
What Happened?
We had about 30 people show up on Saturday morning to help clean up the outside of the church and make it look welcoming for Easter.
An evening in February, the Hub was filled with music, laughter, and celebration as we partnered with The Arc of the Tri-Cities to host the Sweetheart’s Dance for adults with developmental disabilities. It was a beautiful reminder of what happens when we come alongside the support already happening in our community. We’d love for you to see a few highlights and photos from the night.
We’re celebrating an incredible Winter Camp with our Next Gen ministry. Middle and high school students spent the weekend in the snow, building real relationships and making memories together.