FAQ

What kind of message will I hear?

You'll hear an encouraging sermon from the Bible. We teach verse-by-verse through entire books of the Bible, rotating between the Old and New Testaments. You can expect our messages to be about 40 minutes in length.

Is children's ministry available?

Yes! Bethany Kids is a place where your kids can have fun, grow, and discover just how much God loves them! Find out more about Bethany Kids here.

Do you offer youth and adult classes?

Yes, we offer classes for all ages on Sunday mornings. You can attend a worship service and take part in a class every Sunday morning.

What should I wear?

At Bethany, you'll see everything from suits and dresses to t-shirts and shorts. Wear what makes you comfortable--you're among family here.

How long is the service?

Our worship services are typically around 75 minutes.

What time does the service start?

We have services at 9:30 every Sunday, and we live stream our service online. Feel free to come a little early for some coffee and conversation in the lobby.

Where are you located?

You will find us right behind Trader Joe's on S. Commercial St. in Salem.

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What we believe.

Constitution

Our church’s Constitution describes how the church functions, including our purpose, organizational structure, leadership structure, and other important factors in maintaining a well-organized, open, and effective ministry. The Constitution serves to remind us that Jesus Christ is the head of the church.

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Articles of Faith

Our Articles of Faith describe what we, as a Baptist church, practice and believe about the Bible, God, good and evil, and our place in the world as a church.