Plan Your Visit

Everyone is welcome at Bethel Life. No matter what your story, your questions, doubts or struggles, we want to welcome you with open arms.

If you want to know what to expect when you come to a service, you’re in the right place. We will attempt to answer your questions and break down what a typical Sunday is like to help you feel more comfortable on your first visit. We truly believe that everyone belongs and we can’t wait to meet you!

NOTE: See the updated service gathering schedule and updates for COVID-19.

Welcome to bethel life

a place to connect, worship and grow

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are you located?

We are one church with two locations.

Our Greenville Campus is located at
246 South Mercer St. Greenville PA 16150

Our Hermitage Campus is located at
655 Clarksville Rd. Hermitage, PA 16148

When are services?

Greenville Campus
Sunday Morning: 9:00 am & 10:45 am
Wednesday Evening: 6:30pm

Hermitage Campus
Sunday Morning: 11:00 am

What do I wear?

Whatever you feel comfortable in! We do not have a dress code. You will see some of our members wearing dresses and suits and others wearing ripped jeans and hoodies.

What do you do for kids?

During Sunday morning services, we offer nursery care for infants at least 6 weeks old. We also have age appropriate children’s ministries for toddlers and school aged children to teach them about God’s love for them in a space where they are more free to move around and make noise. Click here to learn more about our children’s programs.

Will you ask for money?

At every service, there is a time in which we give our church members an opportunity to present their tithes and offerings to God. But, we do not ask visitors to give.

Can I come if I'm ______?

Yes! Whatever your “fill in the blank” may be, it is not enough to separate you from God. He loves you and so do we. Everyone is welcome!

What to expect

Walk me through a Service

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Arriving

Welcome to Bethel Life! As you pull up to our building, you’ll be greeted by orange welcome signs and our friendly parking attendants. They will help you find a space to park if you need assistance.

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Come on in

There will be people happy to meet you, hold the door, shake your hand or offer a hug as you come inside the building. In the lobby, there’s space to visit and talk, and the restrooms are nearby. We’d love to get you some free coffee if you’d like a cup!

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Grab a Seat

Sit anywhere you like in the sanctuary. There will be a countdown on the screen to let you know how long until service begins.

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Music Begins

At the end of the countdown, we begin our worship service with music. We play mostly contemporary worship music with some traditional songs as well. Don’t be surprised to see folks around you singing along and raising their hands in worship, we encourage everyone to worship in whatever way they feel the Spirit lead.

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Communion

On the first Sunday of the month and on other special services (such as Easter or Christmas Eve) we will serve Communion. You do not have to be a member of our church to take communion with us, but you must be saved and belong to Christ as the Bible instructs.

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Tithes & Offerings

Halfway through our music service, we will take a break to give our congregation the opporunity to present their tithes and offerings to the Lord. We do not ask guests to give.

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Message

At the end of our music service, one of our pastors or a special speaker will deliver a message. The sermon usually lasts about 20 minutes and will consist of Bible references with explanation and practical application.

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Prayer

Before we close our services, we alway open the altars for prayer. Prayer partners will be waiting nearby to pray with anyone who would like. The altar is open for people to receive salvation or to petition God for any other needs in their lives.