Bethel Church - Richland (WA)

5 /5 Jackee Benson: Been here for 20+ years. Love the women’s ministry!! Very biblically based and welcoming. I’ve invited a lot of friends who have loved it also.

5 /5 Dan Lowe: Weve been attending Bethel for 3 years. We live in Richland and have been regular church attenders and involved in churches since 1984. Bethel is a bible-believing church and is a caring and loving Church towards all. Theres no judgement keeping with Biblical teaching. The facility is beautiful and theres lots of involvement with a large number of families with children attending and the children involved. The pastor and Elders are very open about communicating any issues that are going on. I have begun serving as an usher.

1 /5 TinTin Space Cowboy: Ive been watching online and visiting this church a few times over the last 8 years or so, and I can confidently say that the church numbers have dwindled. Many reasons being liberal policies based on covid, the shuffling through of 4 pastors and almost a complete turn over of the entire pastoral staff. Its quite clear that their most recent installment of Adam Phillips is yet another nail in the coffin for this church. The sermon had multiple red flags of liberal teachings, concepts, and policies that either directly spoke to colonization, politics, diversity, equity, and inclusion. The entire summer series was filled with wokeism. Titled "Centered in Divided Times" the audience was accused of making politicians or party their God and somehow its we the listeners fault for not approving of an open border policy; trying to conflate the Kingdom of God with national borders, and so therefore one should not have an issue with the eroding of ones national identity. This church only has a couple more go woke go broke moments before the doors are closed permanently. My suggestion is to find a church with better theological teaching.

5 /5 Joy Olin: Been going to Bethel for years! Love it! The sermons are engaging and very Biblically based with lots of verses. Worship is awesome as well! They really encouraged small groups and community which I love, because its such an important part of the Christian walk. Big church with a small church feel!

5 /5 Mandi Oukrop: We have been attending for a few years now. We switched for our kids to have a better church experience. Here they are safe, cared about, and educated while having fun! We have also enjoyed multiple venues over the years - the family seating area (with snacks!) for the weeks-months-years that the kids were young. We prefer the main/big church and seeing it all live. We have the area where we sit and have become friends with those who also sit in the same general area. While it is a big church, we feel welcome and noticed.