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Welcome
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About Bethany (in Brief)
Bethany United Church of Christ’s vision in seeking to be God’s Beloved Community on earth, come from the prophetic words of Micah:
“What does God require of You? To do justice, love kindness and walk humbly with your God.”
Refugees and immigrants welcome here. No ban. No wall. Stop the deportations.
You are Beloved! I am Beloved! We Are Beloved! All Are Beloved of God!
Each and every one is needed in growing Beloved Community. Please support our social justice and ministry at Beloved Bethany with a donation of any amount to: Bethany United Church of Christ. You and your generosity and kindness are making a difference in our community and around the world. Thank you for giving generously.
NOTE: Throughout the year, Bethany Church will be leading in “Share the Gift of Love,” providing for our neighborhood children. Please bring new, or lightly used, men and women’s gloves and scarves. Please let pastor Angela Ying know if you are willing to participate and help.
Thank you.
Please Give
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Accepting Credit Cards, and PayPal
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Rent Church Space
To get rental details, click here, on the Mission Page.
Sunset on Water
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Welcome
Bethany Sunday Services
In Person: 10:30 am Pacific
Via ZOOM:
10:30 am Pacific, 11:30 am Mountain,
12:30 pm Central, 1:30 pm Eastern
For Zoom instructions, please contact us at office@bethanyseattle.org
We are excited to come and gather together in God’s love
in worship and community whether it is in person or Zoom.
Our Worship is followed by a shared meal.
Be renewed, refueled, reinvigorated for the week,
by the grace of God in growing Beloved Community.
All are welcome.
All are Beloved of God.
Peace, Shalom, Salaam.
Bethany Ongoing Ministries
Racial, Economic, LGBTQ+ and Environmental/Climate Justice ministries.
Natural Health and Wellness Community Support and Organic Juicing.
We keep ourselves and one another staying healthy in body, mind, and spirit, for good.
Make a Sandwich for Our Neighbors.
Tiny House Villages in Georgetown and in the CD.
Beacon Hill Mutual Aid and Neighbors, Refugees, Immigrants.
Refugee Women’s Alliance (ReWA)
Our beloved Bethany Church community shines by standing in solidarity with our migrants, who have the human, and legal right, to seek refuge in America.
- South and Central Migrants Rapid Response Network
Faith and community leaders from around the city gather monthly at Bethany United Church of Christ to teach “Know Your Rights,” and to support immigrants, refugees, and migrants by standing up to every day injustices.
- Standing Alongside Our Muslim Sisters and Brothers
Bethany Partners with Muslim Association of Puget Sound
#Repeal the Ban. No Ban Act!
- Creating Cards
To send cards to our thousands of asylum-seeking neighbors who have recently fled extreme violence, to build new lives in the United States.
- Collecting Blankets, Gloves, Hats, Bottled Water
Please help fill our boxes with new and lightly-used warm clothing, for our homeless sisters and brothers.
Contact the Church office for donations and delivery: office@bethanyseattle.org
- Hundreds of Families and Neighbors in Need
Together we support our neighbors and community with food, clothing, supplies, resources, mutual aid. Go to the “Donate” page and make a contribution, as we sponsor Tiny House Villages, individuals and families, youth, immigrants and refugees through out the year and holidays.
- Renewing Pledges and Financial Support
Help promote justice, loving kindness, and walking humbly with God, here in our church, communities, and around the world!
Please DONATE! Go to the “Donate” page and make a contribution. Thank you for your generosity.
To reach all office@bethanyseattle.org
Further Immigration Resources: Northwest Immigrants Rights Project (NWIRP)
Painting by Kelly Simpson Hagen
Beloved Community
Pray without ceasing. Bethany Church prays, as we grow beloved community, for all in our community of faith, our neighborhoods, city and country, others countries and all of God’s Creation.
We pray for peace amidst war, love amidst hate, compassion amidst despair, courage amidst fear. We pray for all of our sisters and brothers here and around the world, especially all who are sick, lonely, anxious, fearful, struggling, homeless, unemployed and healing and wholeness, grace and strength for the day.
“Lead us from death to life,
from falsehood to truth,
from despair to hope,
from fear to trust.”
“Lead us from hate to love,
from war to peace;
let peace fill our hearts,
let peace fill our world,
let peace fill our universe.
adapted from “The World Peace Prayer”
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