

Community groups and classes are a great way to meet other people and grow in your faith. Our groups meet at various times and places. Some groups/classes are more age specific and others are mixed-generation. Each group/class has its own unique personality.
Men's Bible Study-
Rick Gratza & Gary Franke
1st & 3rd Wednesdays @ 6:30pm
(314) 544-2366
A time of fellowship, prayer, and digging into God’s Word together. Men of all ages are welcome as we encourage one another to live out our faith in everyday life. On any 5th Wednesday, husbands are encouraged to bring their wives for a special joint study and fellowship.
Andrew Miller & Emily Miller
Wednesdays @ 7 p.m on Discord
(314) 825-1005
Andrew and Emily’s group is for younger adults in their 20-30s. It’s a great place to build relationships and grow in faith. Their group is a great entry point for those who have never been in church or for those who haven’t been to church in sometime.
Harlean Kettler
Thursdays @ 1:30 p.m.
(314) 846-9324
This is a group made up of retired people. They follow the Sunday morning messages; going deeper into the passages. This is our longest existing group. New people are always welcome. It’s not long before they become family.
Lunch Bunch with pastor Josh
Wednesdays @ 11:30 a.m., Rm 102
(314) 544-2366
Good food, great fellowship, and plenty of laughter! Mostly our retired friends gather for this fun lunchtime with Pastor Josh—but everyone’s welcome to join. Don't forget your lunch!
Virtual Prayer Group – Joyce Strother
Thursdays @ 7:15 p.m.
(314) 607-1905
This group meets on-line via Zoom. They meet for an hour to share and to pray. They are Bethesda’s prayer warriors. You can bring any prayer request to this group; they will lift it before the Lord.
Adult Connection Class
with Rick gratza and Gary Franke
Sundays @ 10:40 a.m., Rm 202
A place for adults ages 18–99 to grow in Scripture, build lasting relationships, and strengthen their walk with Christ. Together we dig into God’s Word, ask questions, and find practical ways to live out our faith in everyday life.