The July/August 2021 Bethesda Banner newsletter has been published and can be downloaded here.
17Jul
02May
April/May 2021 Banner
The April/May 2021 Bethesda Banner newsletter has been published and can be downloaded here.
08Feb
February 2021 Banner
The February 2021 Bethesda Banner newsletter has been published and can be downloaded here.
19Dec
Christmas Worship
With our region now being under lockdown restrictions Bethesda has decided to cancel in-person worship on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. However, recorded worship services will be available on our Facebook page and this website on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day for you to worship safely at home. There will be no worship service posted…
19Dec
Virtual Christmas Open House
Tomorrow, Dec. 20 at 4 pm, Bethesda will be hosting a Virtual Christmas Open House for our families. Join us for some good cheer, happy moments and joy! Put on your jolly Santa hat/Christmas sweater and join us for some fun and good conversation!! Drop in for a few minutes or for a short time…or stay…
12Dec
December 2020 Banner
The December 2020 Bethesda Banner newsletter has been published and can be downloaded here.
18Oct
October 2020 Banner
The October 2020 Bethesda Banner newsletter has been published and can be downloaded here.
09Jul
Sharecropper Project Crop Blessing
A few members of the congregation gathered at the site of our crop of wheat on Wednesday, July 8 to share a blessing by Pastor Roy for a good harvest. It is anticipated that the crop will likely be harvested in about two weeks, depending on the weather. Our Sharecropper Project supports the work of…
11Jun
June-July 2020 Banner
The June-July 2020 Bethesda Banner newsletter has been published and can be downloaded here.
05Jun
Sharecropper Project Update June 2020
Bethesda’s Sharecropper project of winter wheat is growing well. It is quite amazing how winter wheat is planted in September, grows slowly and then goes dormant for the winter. As soon as the frost is out of the ground and the soil begins to warm, the spring growth begins. It becomes the first grain crop…