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   • Worship services
       Saturday morning at 9:30 or 12:00 noon.
   • Bible study classes
       Saturday morning at 10:45.
   • Prayer and Meditation
       Wednesday evening at 7:00.

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FUTURE WORSHIPS AT BELTSVILLE
May 12
        9:30   Carolyn Forrest 
     12:00    Children's Church, with Pastor Sonia Perez
May 19
   Pastor Kermit Netteburg
May 26
       9:30   Carolyn Forrest 
     12:00   Beltsville School Baccalaureate
June 2
    Physical Health Emphasis
June 9
   Spiritual Health Emphasis 
 

    Thank you for visiting our web page. We are a Seventh-day Adventist Church that seeks to connect people with God, with each other, and with the community. We believe that Jesus is coming again soon, and we look forward to that time. We worship Jesus on Saturdays, a day we call Sabbath.
    Join us for worship some Saturday morning, either by visiting us in person at 4200 Ammendale Road in Beltsville, Maryland, or by watching the service online here at our website. We have services at 9:30 am and 12:00 noon. In addition, we have Study Group Classes for both adults and children at 10:45 am. Click on the "Life@Beltsville" link in the left-hand column in order to learn more about what's happening every week at our church.  

Pastor Kermit Netteburg

Life@Beltsville
Pastor's Blog for May 11

  Last weekend symbolized Beltsville Church so well.  On Friday night we had Pathfinder Investiture.  On Saturday we had Adventurer Sabbath – and then Adventurer Investiture.  On Sunday we had the School Fair.  And throughout the weekend we focused on Beltsville’s primary mission field of our children.  It took more than 100 parents and other adults just to make this weekend happen.  On Sunday, we had children driving golf carts, climbing 20 feet up a rock wall, trying to dunk their principal, Wendy Pega, in the tank, and having a great time in a wholesome environment.  On Saturday we had children up front leading worship.  (We’ll do that again this week.)  On Friday we had children receiving honors for what they had learned about nature, about being good citizens, and about growing in Jesus.  It was fun.  It was mission.  It was Beltsville.  

Pastor Kermit