Next Steps
How Do I Get Connected?
If you're wondering how such a big church can still be intimate, you've come to the right place to find out. Make a connection and expect great things to happen. Here's how.
Alpha Dinner & A Movie
Alpha provides an easy starting plan for any new attendee. It meets Sundays from 5:30 - 8:00 PM for 10 weeks. It includes dinner, talk and small group discussions. Alpha is perfect for the new or not sure believer who is looking for answers.
Join our Senior Pastor at the Next Step Reception
Enjoy a dessert and personal time witn our Sr Pastor and staff; view a short presentation about our church and ask any questions that you'd like. This reception typically meets on the last Sunday evening of each month at 6:30 - 7:45 PM. Register for the next class by calling Pat at 763-391-6140, or email plaubersheimer@bpefc.org
Register for our Exploration Class
It typically meets at the church on the fourth Saturday of each month from 9AM to noon. Register for the next class by calling Pat at 763-391-6140, or email plaubersheimer@bpefc.org
Attend a Special Event
No matter what stage of life you're in, we provide opportunities to help you meet others. Stop by the Information Center, visit the Events calendar or watch the service bulletins for upcoming events.
Join a Small Group
If you're ready to step into community with others, stop by the Information Center for a detailed list of all our open small groups.
Attend a Life Stage Adult Bible Fellowship
Find a real sense of belonging each Sunday morning by attending an ABF where you will enjoy great fellowship, teaching, and Bible study.
Join a Ministry Team
Bud Wilkinson, the legendary coach of the University of Oklahoma, was once asked, "What has football done for the fitness of the American public?" He answered, "Absolutely nothing! I describe football as a game being played by 22 men on the field, desperately in need of rest, being watched by 50,000 people in the stands, desperately in need of exercise." Coach Wilkinson expressed a physical reality that has spiritual implications: To develop and grow into "fit" Christians, we've got to get into the game. We do this through service and ministry to others. You may not be a Bible scholar or evangelist, but everyone, no matter where you're at in life, can meet someone else's need with the resources that God has provided you. Perhaps Mother Theresa expresses it best, "There are no great deeds, only small deeds done with great love." Stop by the Information Center or contact us to learn about the scores of opportunities available for your first--or next--step in ministry.
