Welcome to Bethel Christian Centre
A church where people are encouraged to ‘plug in and connect’, as well as being encouraged to ‘let go and give in’ to make a journey towards purpose.

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God doesn't do "Religion"Make a connection with God today
More than 2000 years ago, Jesus Christ was nailed to a cross and put to death by crucifixion. Surprisingly, it was the religious leaders that placed Christ there and not the governing rulers of his day. Today it seems the world is still in turmoil, daily fighting wars of the religions that divide it. Lives are sacrificed for the glory of their gods.



Yet we are told in the Bible that Jesus Christ sacrificed Himself and was the only sacrifice necessary for us to have eternal life - the same eternal life also promised by Islam, Hinduism, Sikhs, Mormonism and many others - but we're given a clear message that eternal life can only be found in Christ. Great leaders such as Mohammed and Buddha were wildly inspirational and brought either land, success or "inner peace" to their followers but all can still be found in the grave. Jesus' tomb is empty, His body never found. Jesus not only died for the world but was raised back to life and the Bible tells us that we can also live forever if we put our life and trust into the hands of the one who declared Himself to be "the way, the truth and the life".

This is how we know that eternal life cannot be found in priests, popes or even religion itself: Jesus said, "No one can come to the Father, except through me." So smash your stained glass windows and curtail your choir boys* because we're about to explain the true meaning of all this and tell you how exactly how you can live forever.

Now, click here to learn how to live forever.
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*Please note that Bethel does not actually condone or recommend the smashing of stained glass windows or the curtailing of choirboys (even when they are off-key).