The mission of the United Methodist Church is to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. Local churches and extension ministries provide the most significant arena through which disciple-making occurs. Simply put, our mission is; loving God, serving others, doing no harm. We have many opportunities for you to love, serve and bless others! Join with us in worship, serving others through our outreach ministries and/or click on our Give Now button.
Thank you for sharing with us in the Hope, Grace, Joy & Love of generous discipleship – giving till it feels good.
Thank you for sharing with us in the Hope, Grace, Joy & Love of generous discipleship – giving till it feels good.
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Welcome to the Mt Bethel Church web site. We seek to make disciples, transforming the world for Christ - Together. It is our prayer that all people in the world worshiping would experience the grace and peace of God through the Holy Spirit. Mt Bethel Church is a vital congregation of service through ministries. We ARE experiencing the transformation of peoples lives in Jesus name. Check us out and re-think church with us for you belong, in Jesus name.
At Mt Bethel Church it is our mission to make disciples, transforming the world for Christ – United in method, making us… United Methodist. Pastor Emil encourages us to view Pastor Tyler’s message to Minnesota United Methodists. In transforming our community – aka our world, in the Love of Christ, we too are transformed. OR restated, In changing our community in the Love of Christ, we too are changed. Reach, renew and rejoice!
Neighbors needs our help! lets wear some hairnets and serve
Love working with kids? Passionate about hunger relief? Just need to get out of the house for a few hours? Help with Neighbors’ Summer Meal Program! Volunteers are needed to serve meals, wash down tables and help with food prep for breakfast & lunch time at Kaposia Elm School in South St Paul. A skilled cafeteria staff worker is on site to train you on whatever task they need help with. It’s easy and fun! **JoAnn Nelson is our Neighbors contact person if you have questions. You can sign-up at church or email office and sign-up today for....
4 days, 3 or 4 people each meal:
Monday, July 23 thru Thursday, July 26th
Breakfast prep, serving, clean-up: 8:15a-9:30am.
Lunch prep, serving, clean-up: 11:15a-12:15pm.
Kaposia School, So St Paul. Serve one or more times. Click here to view photos from last summer serving.
Love working with kids? Passionate about hunger relief? Just need to get out of the house for a few hours? Help with Neighbors’ Summer Meal Program! Volunteers are needed to serve meals, wash down tables and help with food prep for breakfast & lunch time at Kaposia Elm School in South St Paul. A skilled cafeteria staff worker is on site to train you on whatever task they need help with. It’s easy and fun! **JoAnn Nelson is our Neighbors contact person if you have questions. You can sign-up at church or email office and sign-up today for....
4 days, 3 or 4 people each meal:
Monday, July 23 thru Thursday, July 26th
Breakfast prep, serving, clean-up: 8:15a-9:30am.
Lunch prep, serving, clean-up: 11:15a-12:15pm.
Kaposia School, So St Paul. Serve one or more times. Click here to view photos from last summer serving.
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Lydia Project
The United Methodist General Conference will be coming to Minneapolis in 2020. The Dakotas-Minnesota Area has a handy opportunity to come together to provide hospitality for this conference. The intention is to greet every delegate, dignitary, bishop, and spouse with a handmade scarf, to serve not only as a memento of General Conference 2020 in Minnesota but also as a practical solution to drafty, air-conditioned rooms.
This is where we at Mt Bethel come in! ... United Methodists in Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota help is needed to knit or crochet 10,000 purple scarves. We are calling this initiative the Lydia Project, after Lydia in Acts 16. Each church is asked to create purple scarfs.
Project Details: Scarves should be hand-knitted or hand-crocheted. Since this is a Minnesota event, please use solid purple yarn, like the colors of the Minnesota Vikings or Prince. Royal purple and bright purple are great. Please avoid lavender color and do not use variegated yarn. Please use acrylic yarn that could be washed if needed.
The pattern can be the creator's choice. Finished projects should be 6-7 inches wide and at least 60 inches long (think about wrapping a scarf around your own neck to stay warm in a drafty room). If you add fringe, which is optional, please be sure that the scarf itself is at least 60 inches long before the fringe.
When the scarf is done, place it on the Altar. If you do not knit or crochet but want to provide purple yarn (avoid lavender color and no variegated yarn) for the project, please place that on the Alter for knitters and crocheters to use as and when needed.
Well? How many scarfs can members and friends of Mt Bethel Church commit to creating? We need to communicate that specific number of to the MN Annual Conference for personalized tags for the Mt Bethel scarves created. Click here for greater specifics and details of Project Lydia.
The United Methodist General Conference will be coming to Minneapolis in 2020. The Dakotas-Minnesota Area has a handy opportunity to come together to provide hospitality for this conference. The intention is to greet every delegate, dignitary, bishop, and spouse with a handmade scarf, to serve not only as a memento of General Conference 2020 in Minnesota but also as a practical solution to drafty, air-conditioned rooms.
This is where we at Mt Bethel come in! ... United Methodists in Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota help is needed to knit or crochet 10,000 purple scarves. We are calling this initiative the Lydia Project, after Lydia in Acts 16. Each church is asked to create purple scarfs.
Project Details: Scarves should be hand-knitted or hand-crocheted. Since this is a Minnesota event, please use solid purple yarn, like the colors of the Minnesota Vikings or Prince. Royal purple and bright purple are great. Please avoid lavender color and do not use variegated yarn. Please use acrylic yarn that could be washed if needed.
The pattern can be the creator's choice. Finished projects should be 6-7 inches wide and at least 60 inches long (think about wrapping a scarf around your own neck to stay warm in a drafty room). If you add fringe, which is optional, please be sure that the scarf itself is at least 60 inches long before the fringe.
When the scarf is done, place it on the Altar. If you do not knit or crochet but want to provide purple yarn (avoid lavender color and no variegated yarn) for the project, please place that on the Alter for knitters and crocheters to use as and when needed.
Well? How many scarfs can members and friends of Mt Bethel Church commit to creating? We need to communicate that specific number of to the MN Annual Conference for personalized tags for the Mt Bethel scarves created. Click here for greater specifics and details of Project Lydia.
Our 2018 Feed My Starving Children packing sessions NOW to October 2018.
Save these dates.
Two, time options for each scheduled packing date:
Wednesday, September 26, 9:30-11:30am &/or 6 - 7:30pm AND Wednesday, October 24, 9:30-11:30am &/or 6 - 7:30pm
Save these dates.
Two, time options for each scheduled packing date:
Wednesday, September 26, 9:30-11:30am &/or 6 - 7:30pm AND Wednesday, October 24, 9:30-11:30am &/or 6 - 7:30pm
Shop with SCRIP Shopping card ordering is Sundays in the Fellowship Hall. Orders are placed on the first Sunday of the month with delivery the following Sunday.
See order form. Click on our family shopping form pdf, a listing of MANY local participating retailers. Many SCRIP cards can be reloaded with SCRIP NOW. What is Shopping with SCRIP? [1] Shopping cards or Gift cards is SCRIP. [2] You pay face value for shopping card and Mt. Bethel Church earns a percentage. [3] There's No additional cost to you. [4] Average rebate to Mt. Bethel Church's ministry fund is 6%. [5] Can purchase cards at church OR you can do it yourself 2 options: Re-load and SCRIP Now! -how cool is that. Click here for more SCRIP details. |
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Use your Bank's online bill pay option OR Click image to launch electronic giving debited automatically from your bank account or credit card.
Giving is worship. Financial gifts given to support the work of Mt Bethel Church are a testimony to our trust and faith that God will provide now and in the future.
Living well, dying well, loving well: Advance Care Planning (ACP) is a process that helps you think about, talk about, and write down your choices for future health care decisions. While it's not an easy topic to consider, it is important for every adult to have a Health Care Directive - a written plan for loved ones and health care providers to follow - so that your wishes are known if a time comes when you cannot speak for yourself.
Health and Faith in Minnesota life care planning click here to view video.
Click here for more information Honoring Choices Minnesota.
Launching thought, conversation, planning.
- On-line Banking using your bank set up a recurring offering schedule. Typical information needed to set-up regular giving facilitated by your bank's protocol is Mt Bethel Church contact information of: Mt Bethel Church, Box 1, 3239 70th Street E., Inver Grove Hts, MN 55076 and phone contact number 651-451-3636. You can identify your giving to General Ministry and/or Mortgage fund in the Memo indicator.
- Electronic giving through VANCO a secure on-line giving option offered by Mt Bethel Church. An offering is debited automatically from your checking or savings account or processed using your credit or debit card. Click here and begin by creating your own Profile through VANCO launching your recurring offering schedule and generous giving.
- Giving Envelopes- available in the sanctuary chair-backs OR in packs of 12 to take home available in the narthex on our information kiosk. You may put a check in the offering basket without an envelope if you wish. Please mark in the Memo line where you desire your offering applied (General ministry or Mortgage reduction). If not notated, offering is directed to General Ministry account.
Living well, dying well, loving well: Advance Care Planning (ACP) is a process that helps you think about, talk about, and write down your choices for future health care decisions. While it's not an easy topic to consider, it is important for every adult to have a Health Care Directive - a written plan for loved ones and health care providers to follow - so that your wishes are known if a time comes when you cannot speak for yourself.
Health and Faith in Minnesota life care planning click here to view video.
Click here for more information Honoring Choices Minnesota.
Launching thought, conversation, planning.
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6-6:30am Monday morning Power Prayers small group:
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click image Hospitality availability
Opportunity to serve: Provide and serve "Fellowship Time" treats following worship. Serving treats is a fun way to celebrate /or honor life's moments- A birthday, anniversary, employment, job promotion, retirement, baptism, graduation, a home coming, a loss or a gain, an achievement, or "just because". Click here for Sunday availability.
You may reserve your date by signing-up on the bulletin board at the back of the fellowship hall or by calling the church office at 651-451-3636 or our email at mtbethelchurchIGH@gmail.com
Maybe you're thinking... I can provide treats but serving is not my 'thing'. Good news, Mt. Bethel Church is blessed to have members who are gifted in hospitality. It would bless them to serve your treats. Let the church office know 651-451-3636, or email at mtbethelchurchIGH@gmail.com that you need help with serving your treats.
You may reserve your date by signing-up on the bulletin board at the back of the fellowship hall or by calling the church office at 651-451-3636 or our email at mtbethelchurchIGH@gmail.com
Maybe you're thinking... I can provide treats but serving is not my 'thing'. Good news, Mt. Bethel Church is blessed to have members who are gifted in hospitality. It would bless them to serve your treats. Let the church office know 651-451-3636, or email at mtbethelchurchIGH@gmail.com that you need help with serving your treats.
Retiree Breakfast
The retirees of Mt. Bethel Church meet every other Thursday morning, 8:00 am for breakfast and fellowship at the Cahill Dinner 6504 Cahill Ave. (Cahill & 65th Street). Following breakfast, many in this gathering of retirees head to Mt Bethel Church and do the weekly custodial cleaning.
The retirees of Mt. Bethel Church meet every other Thursday morning, 8:00 am for breakfast and fellowship at the Cahill Dinner 6504 Cahill Ave. (Cahill & 65th Street). Following breakfast, many in this gathering of retirees head to Mt Bethel Church and do the weekly custodial cleaning.
Quilting & More... Small Group: Believers, gathering for loving healing encouragement, doing handiwork (quilting, knitting, scrapbooking), together in God's friendship goodness. We gather the 2nd Monday of the month at Polly's house to put pieces = peaces together.
Contact church office for directions.
Contact church office for directions.
- Monday, July 23, 6:30p (Yep, we know this is not the 2nd Monday)
- Doing our part for piece on earth for we are sew blessed.
Remember Mt Bethel Church in your estate planning.
