This weekend on Saturday, December 16th, 2023 wreaths all across America were placed on the graves of our American veterans who served our great nation. We were able at Great Bethel Baptist Cemetery to host an event as a contribution to our American veterans in this event across America. Thank you to the daughters of…
Christmas is just around the corner! With thanksgiving just behind us it was time for hanging of the greens. Saturday November 25th was the day we decorated for Christmas.
Thursday November 16th Great Bethel Baptist hosted its annual Italian Dinner service. We all enjoyed the amazing Italian dinner prepped as well as the great service that followed!
Tonight was our thanksgiving service at the church. To check it out click here: https://www.youtube.com/live/dh9wW-yBnG8?si=Wy99Nuf8Y7yNa0lM
After collecting monetary donations from church members, we were able to shop and pack 49 boxes for OCC. Thank you Evan, Bella and Ellie for all your help.
THURSDAY NIGHT!!! Come on out to our Thanksgiving Dinner Service!!! On November 16th!!! Thanksgiving Is the most American of all the Holidays. It is a time when we can show our LORD that we are grateful for all His blessings. We are having a “Mamma Mia” cuisine. We don’t want everyone to be “all turkeyed…
Last Sunday 9/24 was our homecoming dinner. There was amazing food and great fellowship. Alan Jones our oldest member of the church was given a very nice gift for his 99th birthday.
Come one come all!! To the Great Bethel Baptist Homecoming Dinner! This will be taking place September 24th 2023 at 11am for our morning service. Following the service we will have dinner downstairs in our fellowship hall. ALL ARE WELCOME!!
Thank you to everyone who participated in our first Rummage and Bake Sale to make it a very successful and fun event. This year’s recipient of the proceeds was the Uniontown Parks and Recreation Department. On July 9th, Mayor Gerke accepted a check on behalf of the Uniontown Parks and Recreation Department.
COURTESY OF LORA VOY Members of the Fort Necessity chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (from left) Connie Sagosky, Almee Cesarino, and Gaylene Bayles do a grave marker rubbing prior to a GPS marking at Great Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery in Uniontown. By MARK HOFMANN mhofmann@heraldstandard.com There are a number of Revolutionary War…