Newsletter Christmas 2012
Merry Christmas from Bethlehem! As Christmas is approaching, Bethlehem Bible College’s ministry is changing and growing. Read the latest HERE and Give a Christmas Gift to Bethlehem Bible College. Newsletter in German Newsletter in Spanish
Christmas in Zababdeh. It was worth it!
Yesterday the choir had an amazing, God glorifying, ministry in Zababdeh, a village in the district of Jenin. There is a small community of about 2000 Christians in Zababdeh, and the service was in the St. Matthew Anglican Church. The church was incredibly packed. People filled the seats and aisles of the beautiful small chapel and […]
Annual Christmas Outreach
The Rumor Has Spread “The Spirit of the Sovereign LORD is on me, because the LORD has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives and release from darkness for the prisoners, to proclaim the year of the LORD’s favor . […]
A Season for Giving… and Singing! Christmas from Bethlehem
Last week the Bethlehem Bible College Choir (which I lead) kicked off a marathon of 12 Christmas services by singing by the separation wall in Bethlehem. The service was part of the Kairos Palestine second anniversary conference. Singing and praying for peace by the wall and the watchtower was a powerful experience and testimony. It […]
BBC Christmas 2011 Newsletter
Contributions can be sent through Pay Pal by visiting our webpage here Donations should be designated “to Bethlehem Bible College” and sent to one of the addresses USA Bethlehem Bible College 614-C South IH Bus.35 New Braunfels, TX 78130 Tel: 830-708-7444 FAX: 830-629-0357 E-mail: info@bethbcusa.org Canada Hope Outreach PO Box20033 Woodstock, ON N4S 8X8 E-mail: office@hopeoutreach.ca Tel: […]
Bethlehem Bible College Choir Christmas Concert in Nablus
On December 15, 2010, the Bethlehem Bible College choir raised their voices in unison to celebrate Christ’s birth and to bring some Christmas cheer to the city of Nablus. The event was hosted by Good Shepherd Anglican Church where not a single seat was left empty with more than 300 people who attended. The BBC […]
