Bethel Presbyterian Church

Description

Bethel Presbyterian Church is a suburban church located near Peters Creek, a tributary of the Monongahela River southwest of Pittsburgh.

Although formally organized in 1907, the church dates its history to a 1776 visit by Presbyterian minister and missionary John McMillan (1752-1833). On that day he preached and baptized five children.

Bethel Presbyterian strives to welcome the faithful from various different backgrounds. Inside the handsome stone church is a magnificent worship space complete with a cathedral ceiling in rich woods and beautiful stain glass windows. Other facilities include rooms for preschool and daycare as well as adult classes and special events.

Hours of operation

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Parking

Free, on-site parking is available.