Bellevue Presbyterian Church Events
Sunday Mornings
We welcome you to worship with us on Sunday mornings and to join us for any of our activities and events. We remind our members and regular participants to invite someone to join them for worship as Bellevue Presbyterian Church continues to reach beyond the building walls to our greater community.
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8:30am Discovery Class – Zoom
9:00am Seekers Class – Parlor
9:30am Theology Class – Resource Room
10:30am Worship – Sanctuary
**January 18: 9:00 am New Member Class – Fellowship Hall
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The Deacons’ Angels ~ The Deacon’s provide service to the congregation called the Deacons’ Angels. If you are in need of a ride to and from church please let the Deacon Angels know by either reaching out to your Deacon or calling Elizabeth at 615-336-4207. We will then arrange for one of the Deacon Angels to provide you a ride!
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Happy New Year!! Start the year right: Mark your calendar for the Wonderful Wednesdays and come together and enjoy fellowship and play, laugh, learn, eat, share, and stay warm together. *It’s a great time to bring new friends to BPC!!
1/21 The first official Wonderful Wednesday of 2026 is a Game Night!!!! WooHoo!! Let’s get out of the house and get together and play some games. Bring your own games and join together for some healthy competition. Dinner will be Soup, Salad, Bread and Desserts! YUM. Use the RSVP links to let us know you’re coming and to sign-up to bring your favorite item. Dinner is at 5:30 and GAME NIGHT begins at 6! Contact Heather Tudor for more info. RSVP here.
We’re looking forward to the rest of 2026 and the fun and informative Wonderful Wednesdays Heather and her team are planning!!! If you have ideas or connections to timely topical speakers, let Heather know. We look forward to seeing you and new friends at Wonderful Wednesday evenings!
BPC Welcomes:
Love & The Outcome January 25, 2026
Love & The Outcome is an award-winning Christian music duo Jodi King and Chris Rademaker with seven GMA Canada Covenant Awards, two Juno nominations, and multiple Dove, ASCAP, and K-LOVE Fan Award nominations, with over 100 million streams across their catalog. Their 2022 album Only Ever Always followed the hit single “You Got This,” which reached #14 on Billboard’s Christian Adult Contemporary chart. After leaving their longtime label, the band expanded their impact beyond music through deep fan engagement, a popular podcast, and Jodi King’s work as an author, speaker, and TEDx presenter, including her book You Got This, reissued in 2023 with new chapters reflecting personal hardship after a devastating flood. In 2024, as independent artists, they recorded a 7-track hymn project with producer Mark Campbell, funded by Kickstarter and set for a 2025 release. Tentatively titled Sparrow, the album emphasizes bringing hymns back into the home and will be supported by a 75-date tour across small churches and venues in 2025.
OUTREACH
There are many ways to be the love of Christ here in our community. The Outreach Mission Team continues to provide opportunities for each member to become more involved in the church and in the community. Further, they urge each and every member to become involved in at least one mission each year.
January 29 Thursday: UKIRK Campus Ministry dinner… BPC is feeding Belmont and Vandy students dinner before their worship service conducted by UKIRK, a Presbytery-sponsored Christian Campus Ministry. Dinner is to be served at 5:30 p.m. We need 5 people to take the food and serve it. Please sign-up in the Narthex as soon as possible. Beth Derrick will send out location directions once you have signed up. Those who have served in the past can testify: the students are grateful and a joy to be with in this time of ministry.
NUEVE VIDA FOOD PROJECT
Our next volunteer night is Tuesday, January 20, 2026!! We start at 4:30 p.m. and we need you. The entrance is at the back of Glenclift Presbyterian Church, 416 East Thompson Ln, nashville, 37211. Please sign-up in the Narthex to help us sort the donated foods
The Nueva Vida Food Bank in East Nashville is grateful for BPC’s continued involvement and service! Keep watch for the next opportunities to serve.
Please continue to keep this Presbytery-sponsored ministry in your prayers. You can remain informed of the activities and learn more about Nueva Vida Food Project here.
March 14 Saturday: The Downtown Presbyterian Church Breakfast ministry provides breakfast for the homeless every Saturday morning. BPC is providing volunteers for the breakfast on March 14, 2026. This is a fun, easy opportunity to serve our neighbors and the recipients of your help are extremely grateful. No cooking is required – all of that is done Friday night. You can serve food, coffee, wash dishes, clean up, be a greeter, etc. You have more choices of jobs the sooner you sign up to volunteer!!! Sign up here. When the site opens up, use the calendar to go to March 14, 2026. The remaining volunteer spots will appear and you can sign up. Call Beth Derrick if you have trouble signing up to volunteer.
UPDATE For JANUARY
In 2025, the Bellevue Community Food Bank was able to provide food and essentials to approximately 11,869 individuals representing approximately 3,564 families. Ninety-eight percent of our neighbors live right here in Bellevue!! Thank you for continuing to make a difference in the lives of our neighbors who are experiencing food insecurity in our community!
Every Tuesday night, each family receives a pre-packed grocery bag (based on household size) filled with food & essentials including meat, bread, dessert, & vegetables. Note: no federal, state, or grant funding is currently received.
In order to give the same things to everyone, the Food Bank is requesting the following for on-going weekly needs: coffee (60 cans or packages), juice (60, 64-oz bottles), dry milk (25 boxes), toilet paper (100 pkgs) 4, 6, or 8 roll pkgs only, paper towels (100 pkgs) 1 & 2 roll pkgs only, Diapers sz 5 (4pkg. each – Pampers/Huggies preferred), Dry cat food (4 L or XL bgs), Dry dog food (4 L or XL bags), or Gift cards to Aldi’s, Kroger or Publix to purchase supplemental foods.
Bellevue Community Food Bank is 100% supported by community donations from individuals, businesses, civic organizations, neighborhood HOA’s, places of worship, and Food Bank partners including Bell Garden, Cult2Vate, Nashville Humane Associations, Project Nashville and Publix.
**The Food bank unfortunately cannot accept tomato soup, cream soups (i.e. Cream of Chicken), or canned beans.**
Thanking everyone who continues to support this community ministry.
2026 monthly Lunches will be again soon.
The monthly congregational lunches are held in the Fellowship Hall immediately following worship.
For additional information please call the Church Office and speak with Mary Lou at 615 646-1666.
We have two lunch groups that each meet once a month at various restaurants here in the Bellevue area. They meet the second Tuesday and Thursday of each month.
The Tuesday group met in January and had a good lunch.
Stay tuned for lunch information for February. The groups are praying everyone will be healthy for the time of fellowship and food in February.
OUTREACH
We need you!!!!
The Room in the Inn hosting program runs from November through March. BPC hosts RITI once a month.
We need volunteers to feed our guests the evening meal, provide the breakfast and snack to go, stay the night, assist with the laundry clean-up in the morning (if overnight hosts aren’t able to stay and complete). Please pray now about sharing some of your time and gifts with our community guests during this winter.
Volunteer opportunities are in the Narthex! Please sign-up for the upcoming month. It takes a village to serve our neighbors in God’s BPC House.
We need more volunteers in our Village!!!
January’s RITI was a busy blessed village of 12, with some folks sharing multiple talents.
Come share an evening or a night with some neighbors you probably don’t have a chance to sit and chat with on a normal day, especially in wintertime. Be blessed to be a blessing.
