More than 150 people gathered across the generations at Bethany Baptist Church Sunday Nov. 24 in Harwood Heights to mark 40 years of ministry in the community, according to the Rev. Rick George.

History: Bethany Baptist Church was constituted as a church May 20, 1951, with 95 charter members. It started as a mission of Calvary Baptist Church on Asheville Highway. The first pastor was the Rev.

I visited Bethany Free Will Baptist Church’s 11 a.m. service Dec. 29. The church sits between the North Fox Hall and Sherwood neighborhoods on Azalea Garden Road. Sitting with Kathy and Mick Shaw, I ...

CHESTER — Nestled in the midst of the Ruth L. Bennett Public Housing Projects, is Bethany Baptist Church, a church with a 95-year history serving the spiritual and personal needs of the Chester ...

ELYRIA — Bethany Baptist Church, 334 17th St., Elyria, hosts its 95th anniversary banquet today at 5 p.m. in the banquet hall of Second Baptist Church, 427 Chapman Lane (formerly 16th Street), Elyria.

BEDFORD-STUYVESANT — Uniquely Me Creative Arts, an organization dedicated to improving sensory processing disorder in children with special needs, celebrated its one-year anniversary with a fundraiser ...

First Saturday of every month—February 1, March 1, April 5, May 3 and June 7, 2025. All shows begin at 6:00 p.m. Co-presented by Bethany Baptist Church and NJPAC, March’s Bethany Vesper Concert Series ...

After serving 28 years as pastor of Bethany World Prayer Center, the Rev. Larry Stockstill plans to turn over leadership of the church his father started to son Jonathan next month. “Not only will the ...

RICHMOND, Va. — Two sisters have filed multi-million-dollar lawsuits against a Virginia Baptist church, claiming the church leaders did not stop sexual abuse by a youth group assistant. The women ...

NEW MARKET -- Your congregation: Bethany Primitive Baptist Church celebrated the groundbreaking for an expansion of their church campus at 280 Beth Road in New Market in July. History: Founded in 1877 ...

The pictures that filled a wall in his office at Newark's Bethany Baptist Church were already gone by the time he delivered his last Sunday sermon. Those who visited the Rev. M. William Howard Jr.