We pray for our Missionaries and Military Chaplains. We continue to pray for those who have been ill: Marilyn Swain, Don Lund, Mark Steffen, Marianne Allen, Irene Becker, Herbie Gossel, Carol Brees, Ken Lorang, Morgan Gerbing and Vivian Reetz. Each week in our Sunday prayers, we pray by name for families of Bethesda, asking God’s …
The Bethesda Lutheran Ladies will meet in the Library on April 21st at 6:00 p.m. Their meeting will precede the Voters Meeting scheduled for 7:00 p.m.
Updated April 2, 2020: All public church services will be suspended until further notice. All announcements and notifications will be delivered through the church website and church facebook. Pre-recorded services will be available to view on YouTube and on our BLC Page. Keep yourself and your loved ones healthy, comfortable and safe and join us …
IMPORTANT: Schedule changes and distance worship Read More »
Some of our K-3 curriculum already has an online component. You should have received an Account Setup link in your email for some of these. If you do not have internet access at home, you can use internet at the Hot Springs Public Library. Alternately, Charter Communications is currently offering 60 days of broadband and …
School is closed for another week… what are we supposed to do? Read More »
Harlan and Mae Niedermyer have been residents of Hot Springs for the past 50 years. They came to Hot Springs to finish up their careers in the healthcare field. Mae was a registered nurse for over 40 years and Harlan ran the X-Ray Department at the VA Medical Center until their retirements in 1979. …
Announcing the Harlan and Mae Niedermyer Scholarship Read More »
Now, most everybody, I think, knows what Lent is all about…or, maybe I should not assume or presume that. So, in brief, this month I’m going to explain some of the reason and rhyme of what Lent is. The Lenten season begins on Ash Wednesday and lasts for 40 days (excluding Sundays which are always …
Look for the real signs this Christmas and may God bless this special time for all of you.
On Sunday afternoon of October 7, 1923, a tin box measuring only 6.7.4 inches, with items believed to be of interest a century later, was placed within the cornerstone of Bethesda Lutheran Church. This old church has since been torn down in 2016. The time capsule was saved for the unveiling of its contents at …
You are all invited to “Come to the Manger” on December 18th at Bethesda. Supper will be served at 5:15pm and the program will start at 6:30pm. Play written by Marianne Allen and Susan DeckerMusic by Sarah DeckerPerformed by Bethesda Lutheran School students
Christ Connection will again host our annual fundraiser featuring Butter Braids. Those that would like to support this tradition may place an order with any of the youth (Lavonna Blakey, Isaiah Cox, Kolton Hagen, Shelby Nellen or Terry Hammel) or sign up using the order form on the peninsula.
