WHY NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER?
Remember the game we used to play as kids? Hide something for another to search for it, and as they move around the room, the “hider”...
Our Approach to Prayer Ministry
Mt. Bethel's prayer ministry seeks to equip, enable, and encourage our community to pray continually and effectively while making prayer a part of everything we do,
corporately and personally.
A Message from Dr. John Freeland
Dr. John Freeland Writes about the Power of Prayer
John Freeland writes like he speaks - with energy and profound faith in
the One who Answers Prayer!
Finding Wholeness through the Holy Spirit
Fifty days following Easter leads us to a very important season the Church has largely ignored – Pentecost. Following His...
Are You an Encourager?
Hebrews 3:13-14 Encourage one another daily, as long as it is called “Today,” so that none of you may be hardened by sin’s...
Schedule a Prayer Appointment
When times get tough, we all have questions and doubts. The pastors at Mt. Bethel Church want to help you understand God’s plan for your life. Click the link below to schedule a time to talk to a Pastor.
Download the Echo Prayer App
Join our community of prayer warriors, and download the free Echo Prayer app to stay up-to-date and in tune with the prayer needs of our church family. After downloading the app, please submit a request to follow Mt. Bethel Church.
Prayer Events
We will meet to pray, worship, and celebrate together as a community. These events will be led by a staff member and our worship team.
Prayer Team
If you have a heart for praying for the needs of others and want to grow in your prayer life, join our team! Contact Lisa.Cooper@mtbethel.org to learn more.
Open Chapel
The Chapel is open every Wednesday from 8:30 – 9:30am for prayer. If you need encouragement or suggestions for how to pray or for whom to pray, prayer prompts are available. You may leave a written request and a member of our Prayer Team will pray for you.
Journeys of Faith from Members
Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.
Romans 12:12