Bethlehem Bible Church is a place where the Gospel of Jesus Christ is preached and taught with clarity and power. Through our teaching and preaching we aggressively seek the salvation of all people. As a corporate spiritual body, we will continually engage the disciples, in the work of the ministry, to cultivate a strong sense of commitment throughout the Body of Christ. Through that cultivation, we will break the chains of the traditional Church and promote a proactive ministry in our community that will touch the lives of people in every area. Through innovative and thoughtful techniques, we will seek to engage the under-served in ways that will enable them to rise above their circumstances. Finally we will offer ourselves as a lifeline to those who have given up on life.

Bethlehem Bible Church is a place where the Gospel of Jesus Christ is preached and taught with clarity and power. Through our teaching and preaching we aggressively seek the salvation of all people. As a corporate spiritual body, we will continually engage the disciples, in the work of the ministry, to cultivate a strong sense of commitment throughout the Body of Christ. Through that cultivation, we will break the chains of the traditional Church and promote a proactive ministry in our community that will touch the lives of people in every area. Through innovative and thoughtful techniques, we will seek to engage the under-served in ways that will enable them to rise above their circumstances. Finally we will offer ourselves as a life-line to those who have given up on life.

For the past 14 years, we have been led by Reverend Patrick A. Miller, a motivational task-master, who has provided his skills of leadership in the following areas and/or projects: monthly church newsletter; parsonage redecoration and renovation; a complete remodeling of the church sanctuary; enhanced discipleship population; youth public speaking projects; annual Women’s Conference; annual Women’s Retreat; Women’s Ministry; Church council; founded Horizons Unlimited Christian Academy in 2003; updated the public address system of the church; tape and CD ministry; reconciliation service with Koinonia Baptist Church; purchased computers and copiers; organized the Mass, Youth, and Young Adult Choirs, and musicians; and most importantly, promoted a renewed atmosphere of praise and worship. His guidance has given a feeling of great pride, not in what we have accomplished, but in what God is accomplishing through us.