Church! at Bethany
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Located in Beaverton, Oregon, Church! at Bethany is meeting in a movie theater for now. Here are some things I like about their website:
- Simple Core Values
- Implementation of Google Calendar
- Obvious partnering with other churches by including other church’s pastors on their “Management Team”
- I really like the idea of the “Before You Visit” tab with a “What to Expect” link for folks who might be considering attending.
- It’s obvious they have a dynamic commitment to and a novel approach to childrens/whole family ministry.
What do you notice/like?
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This one seems more like a community to me than the church in Cananda. They also discuss the downside to technology,which was very interesting. I would go here before the one in Canada.
I like this site more than the last. It seems very inviting and welcoming, and family-centered.
I love how what the lessons are focused on is explained “just enough” to make you want to know more.