Bethel Chapel

About this church

Bethel Chapel in Anchorage gathers for worship on Sundays at 10 a.m. at 239 Price Street, at the corner of Price Street and Peterkin Avenue. The building is topped with a lighthouse, and the church uses the tagline "The Lighthouse of the North." It describes itself as a family church and has been active since 1964. A service begins with a scripture passage and moves into praise and worship, followed by a time of teaching from the Bible. It often ends with an opportunity for prayer and a chance to talk with the pastor and others. Casual dress is fine for all ages.

Children first worship with the congregation, then Junior Church serves ages 3 through 7th grade during the main service. Students in 8th grade and up stay in the adult service. The site says the Junior Church teacher is professionally trained and works with students with special needs. First-time families are directed to kids check-in on arrival, volunteers are background-checked, and the children's hallway has security personnel and cameras. Growth Groups for study and encouragement are listed on the online calendar and in the church app, and the church can connect visitors with outreach and service opportunities. Messages are posted on the website to watch online. Confirm times on the website before visiting.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed October 11, 2026. Sources: Service time, address, FAQ, dress, service flow · Junior Church, check-in and child safety details · New visitor FAQ and growth groups · Church mission and history since 1964

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