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"Do all the good you can,
by all the means you can, in all the ways you can, in all the places you can, at all the times you can, to all the people you can, as long as ever you can." John Wesley, founder of the Methodist Church |
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At the beginning of the Methodist revival movement in the 1700's, when Englishman John Wesley sent Francis Asbury off to America, Asbury asked, "What shall I tell them?" Wesley replied, "Offer them Christ!"
At Mt Bethel United Methodist Church we offer Christ through our mission of OUTREACH; Outwardly Utilizing Talents Reverently Extending A Christian Hand. Through signature ministries and partnering with local, metro, national & global agencies our zeal is to "offer them Christ!" |
“The Cross and Flame is a registered trademark, and the use is supervised by the General Council on Finance and Administration (GCFA) of the United Methodist Church.
The vision of our Inver Grove Heights Community Schools is to create learning environments that provide for high student achievements so all learners are academically and socially prepared for life-long learning. A strong community support system is needed to fulfill our school's vision. Serving, we give regular special attention to Hilltop Elementary located just down the block from Mt. Bethel Church, Click here for photos.
We are a supporter of Simley High School’s All-night Party, a special event held every year the evening of graduation for the senior class. This alcohol/drug–free celebration for our graduates is a great opportunity for kids to celebrate graduation with their class in a safe and fun environment. Each year the celebration revolves around a theme chosen by the senior parents. The party includes games, activities, prizes and food.
Mt. Bethel Church serves the Inver Grove Heights B.E.S.T. Foundation through our time, talents, resources and prayers. The BEST Foundation was created in 1988 to provide scholarships for students graduating from our Simley High School. The Foundation is separate from, but supportive of, the Inver Grove Heights Community Schools. This year the IGH B.E.S.T. Foundation awarded over 100 scholarships totaling more than $164,000.
We are a supporter of Simley High School’s All-night Party, a special event held every year the evening of graduation for the senior class. This alcohol/drug–free celebration for our graduates is a great opportunity for kids to celebrate graduation with their class in a safe and fun environment. Each year the celebration revolves around a theme chosen by the senior parents. The party includes games, activities, prizes and food.
Mt. Bethel Church serves the Inver Grove Heights B.E.S.T. Foundation through our time, talents, resources and prayers. The BEST Foundation was created in 1988 to provide scholarships for students graduating from our Simley High School. The Foundation is separate from, but supportive of, the Inver Grove Heights Community Schools. This year the IGH B.E.S.T. Foundation awarded over 100 scholarships totaling more than $164,000.
Neighbors Inc. a non-profit, social-service agency serving the Northern Dakota County communities of Inver Grove Heights, South St. Paul, West St. Paul, Mendota Heights, Mendota, Sunfish Lake and Lilydale. Neighbors provides emergency assistance and supportive assistance programs. Mt Bethel Church is one of the founding churches establishing Neighbors Inc. in 1972 and remains an active partner today.
"Back to School Bash" Mt. Bethel Church partners churches in Inver Grove Heights for an ecumenical OUTREACH of filling new backpacks with school supplies for distribution to students in need in Inver Grove Heights. The “Back to School Bash” has grown into a festive event of games, inflatables, face painting, live music, concessions, lots of backpacks and more. This annual "Back to School Bash" is held on the grounds of St Patrick Catholic Church in August. To meet the need the goal of Back to School Bash is gather, fill and distribute over 1100 backpacks.
Mt Bethel Church serves the Feed My Starving Children mission field in the life of our church with prayer, volunteering and donations. Feed My Starving Children is a non-profit Christian organization devoted to feeding God’s children hungry in body and spirit. Serving others with others is simple: children and adults hand-pack meals exclusively formulated for malnourished children. Meals are shipped to many countries world wide.
We serve at the Eagan location, members and friends of Mt. Bethel Church pack food. Packing dates are communicted on our HOME and CALENDAR page.
We serve at the Eagan location, members and friends of Mt. Bethel Church pack food. Packing dates are communicted on our HOME and CALENDAR page.
United Methodist Committee on Relief - UMCOR. Provides immediate help in time of need disasters globally and in the USA.
River Bend Mission Team - Be The Tool
Membership and friends of local Methodist Churches uniting together to serve others, do no harm and Love God. Trip coordinator Rob Scofield. Thank you for praying them through 'Offer them Christ'.
Be The Tool
Membership and friends of local Methodist Churches uniting together to serve others, do no harm and Love God. Trip coordinator Rob Scofield. Thank you for praying them through 'Offer them Christ'.
Be The Tool
Minnesota United Methodist Church Annual Conference Love Offering.
Mt. Bethel United Methodist Church has a history of paying 100% of Apportionment to our Minnesota Annual Conference. In the United Methodist church the total amount of funds needed to support worldwide ministries of the United Methodist Church are apportioned to each United Methodist Church. Our apportionment amount is based on a formula established by our Minnesota Annual Conference.
Mt. Bethel United Methodist Church has a history of paying 100% of Apportionment to our Minnesota Annual Conference. In the United Methodist church the total amount of funds needed to support worldwide ministries of the United Methodist Church are apportioned to each United Methodist Church. Our apportionment amount is based on a formula established by our Minnesota Annual Conference.
