As a church, we love our Redding community and believe it is a truly great place to live. For many years, we have had the privilege of investing man-hours through community service, and finances, into our economy and city. Because we believe that for a city to thrive, it’s important for its citizens to live in peace and safety, our leadership team determined that our next step was to invest in the people who can facilitate and protect this priority of public safety.
We recently met with the City Manager about how Bethel can be part of the solution to the current challenges. We offered a $250,000 donation for the next two years specifically to fund peace officers. We want to be a blessing to our city, and will work with city leadership to refine this offer and how it best serves increasing public safety. It is our desire to connect with other organizations throughout the city to invite them to be a part as well.
We acknowledge our contribution alone will not solve this issue. We see our efforts as a part of a greater, city-wide call to action to inspire healthy, thriving communities throughout our city and cities around the nation. If you have a business, church, or organization that you’re involved in, we encourage you to participate in your own way. We feel it is important, in this instance, to help fund the ongoing employment of our peace officers, who have a mission to promote a safe and secure community.
Join us in anticipating that this will be the best year for Redding yet.
Founded in 1954 and previously a part of the Assemblies of God, Bethel Church is a non-denominational church in Redding, California with a congregation of almost 10,000 people (including members, regular attendees, students, and children) in a city of approximately 91,000. To learn more about Bethel, we invite you to read our statement of faith and core values, discover our weekend service times, and listen to recent messages.
July 15, 2022
On Wednesday, July 13, 2022, Beni Johnson, beloved wife and Co-Senior Leader to Bill Johnson, passed away surrounded by family and friends after a prolonged battle with cancer.
July 23, 2020
Sean Feucht of Burn 24/7 hosted a worship gathering at the Sundial Bridge in Redding, California called “Let Us Worship.” This event was hosted and financially supported by Sean himself, not by Bethel Church or Bethel Music.
August 31, 2018
On Friday, August 31, 2018, California Assemblyman Evan Low announced that he has withdrawn Assembly Bill 2943 from consideration at this time. We are grateful for Assemblyman Low’s courage and humility in his willingness to dialogue.