 About Our Church
In 2007 Bethel Lutheran Church celebrated her 90th Birthday.
Our doors are always open to new faces. You’ll find us a genuinely friendly and caring group of God’s people. Come and see for yourself!
Bethel has always been involved in community outreach. Through programs involving Share House, the local food bank, our RockSolid Teen Center, the high school Revive Youth Group and others we spread God’s love outside the walls of our building.
We provide meeting places for Teens, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Whole Armor Martial Arts, and others.
Since last July we have opened our arms and our building to the Church of God of Prophecy. This Spanish congregation was housed across the street from Bethel and lost their building in a fire. It has been an amazing relationship engineered by the hand of God.
Our giving goes global with the Mission Quilters, Thankofferings which help ease hunger worldwide, and other projects. One of the womens groups recently “adopted” a little girl from Honduras. It is wonderful knowing that we are making a difference in her life and the lives of her family. Our Men’s Group is involved in community service including local Habitat for Humanity builds. Come join us and see where you might find a way to fill a need in your life as well as the lives of others.
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 About Our Pastor
Pastor Ron Zschoche (that’s pronounced Chuckie) came to Bethel in 2007 from Bend, Oregon. He and his wife, Julie, purchased a home just a few minutes from Church and have settled into the neighborhood.
Pastor recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of his ordination. It was a very exciting time for all as family and friends gathered to honor him.
Pastor Ron has a way of making the Bible come alive, he has a great sense of humor, (you will find “Zschocheisms” in his messages most Sunday mornings).
He is warm and caring, quick to respond and demonstrates every day how much he cares for our Bethel family.
We are truly blessed to have him here.
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