Updated April 6, 2021

As our church community responds to the COVID-19 pandemic, see an ongoing update of Bethlehem’s plans for ministry below. Also, consider subscribing to our Weekly e-newsletter for further updates.

Monitoring & Illness Prevention
Bethlehem leadership is monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic and will seek to follow the recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) and from the Minnesota Dept of Health as they address this evolving situation. See this helpful Q&A from the Star Tribune (updated regularly).

COVID-19 Disclosure Protocol
Have you been diagnosed with COVID-19? If so, and if you attended a worship service or other Bethlehem event within several days of experiencing symptoms or testing positive, please help us protect the congregation and staff by letting the church know as soon as possible. Please contact Erika Booth (612-338-7653 x457). We won’t share your information, other than to generally inform other attendees that “someone” at a specific service or event has tested positive. Thank you!

Wednesday Connection Meals
Wednesday Connection meals at the North and South campuses resumed on Wednesday, January 13.

Worship Services

Bethlehem is hosting public, in-person services are held at all campuses. We continue to provide an online livestream worship service as well.

Attend a Worship Service
Registration is required to attend public, in-person worship services and space is limited. Congregants are asked to exit the building promptly following the services and to carry on fellowship, socially distanced, outdoors.

• Downtown Campus 
  Sundays at 9am & 11am; RSVP here
  Note: Masks are required at all services
• North Campus 
  Sundays at 9am & 11am; RSVP here 
  Note: Masks are required at all services
  
• South Campus
  Sundays at 9am; RSVP here
  Note: Masks are required at all services

Livestream Worship & Resources
We continue to livestream worship services on Sundays at 9am, which you can view at bethlehem.church/live-content. Campus-specific livestream options are now available with links to worship service resources.

• Translations of worship services are available by livestream in Spanish (Downtown Campus) and Russian (South Campus).
• Sermon (only) will be available on the Sermons page usually by Monday evening.
• See the Good Neighbor Bingo card (PDF) mentioned in Pastor Jason’s sermon on March 29, 2020.

Spring 2021 Opportunities

See an overview of Winter/Spring plans at each campus:

• Downtown Campus
• North Campus 
• South Campus

Giving

• Website: Go to the Giving page.  
• App: The official Bethlehem Baptist Church App is available on both Google Play and the Apple App Store. Go to “Giving” from your app Dashboard.
  
• Text: To participate, text “BBC (amount)” to 612-223-7432. For example, a text of “BBC 100” would send a donation of $100 to our “Fill These Cities: 25 x ’25” general fund.
  
• Mail: You are welcome to mail checks to Bethlehem Baptist Church, 720 13th Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55415.
• To contribute to the Global Diaconate Pandemic Relief Fund, see giving instructions on the Updates Blog.

Stay Connected

• Subscribe to our Weekly e-newsletter for regular updates and information.
• Use the Bethlehem App to access livestream worship services (and the Order of Worship), give on your mobile device, and receive updates.
• Connect with us on Facebook on the main Bethlehem Baptist Church page and on your campus pages. Pastors and leaders will share videos and various updates ...
  • Downtown Campus Facebook page
  • North Campus Facebook page
  • South Campus Facebook page
    
• Pastor Jason Meyer has concluded the Facebook Live series with readings and comments on his book Don’t Lose Heart: Gospel Hope for the Discouraged Soul. You can view the collected posts here. The Pastor Jason’s Kid’s Corner series has also concluded. You can view the collected posts here.

Care & Help

• If you have prayer requests, would like an elder to reach out to you, or if you need practical help, please contact your campus: Downtown, North, or South.
• Check in via phone/text with older congregants and those who have compromised immune systems.
• Inquire with those in your small groups or Sunday school classes who may get laid off or become unemployed because of shutdowns. Keep in mind the availability of the Helping Hand Fund, and encourage organic and mutual support of those in need.
• To contact the Helping Hand team, call your campus number and leave a voicemail: 
     612-338-7653 x700
    612-746-2650 x775
• Are you in good health and able to offer practical help for others? You can contact your campus below to offer your availability. We cannot guarantee that your services will be needed, but you will be considered as needs arise. 
    Fill out the Downtown Campus form. 
    Fill out the North Campus form. 
    Send an email to Nick Roen.

Help Hotlines

Events

Watch the events calendar, Weekly e-newsletter, and campus pastor emails for details about upcoming events.