Welcome to Bethel Lutheran Church, in the heart of White Rock, South Carolina, on Highway 76. Worshiping with and serving the people & families of the Dutch Fork for over 260 years.The mission of our congregation is doing God's will so everyone will feel, experience, and know God’s love. Learn more about Bethel’s History and Mission, Vision, and Values.
8:15 a.m. Zoom Worship Service: If you are interested in our Zoom Worship Service, please contact the church office at bethelwhiterock@bellsouth.net or call us at 803-781-2134.
9:00 a.m. Sunday School: We have Sunday school for kids and adults!
10:00 a.m. Worship Service: Traditional Lutheran worship with Holy Communion. Children are invited to attend Children’s Church during this time.
Bethel Lutheran Church is located in the heart of White Rock, South Carolina, on Highway 76.
2081 Dutch Fork Road
Calling All Disciples!
Have you ever been curious about reading in worship? Have you felt called to assist with Holy Communion? Did you know that adults can also carry the cross (crucifer) and light the candles (acolyte)? We are looking for assistance in July and August. If you have questions about serving, Pastor Megan would be glad to train you and explain each role. Click here to sign up!
Sunday Church Bells
Children and youth are invited to take part in this special ministry. If you are interested, please contact the church office or Pastor Megan and/or speak with Robby or Diane McCartha.
We hold in prayer the families and friends grieving the loss of loved ones. May God’s comfort surround them in these tender days. If you would like to add someone, please let the church office or Pastor Megan know.
PRAYER LIST
We are a congregation, led by dedicated and enthusiastic leaders, welcoming all who want to be a part of a growing faith community.
Learn more about our Pastor, Parish Administrator, and Organist here.
Pastor Megan Lineberger
Bethel Lutheran Church - White Rock, SC
2026 Church Council
Robby McCartha, President
George Bitterwolf, Vice President
Sandy Olson, Secretary
Ron Heater
Sally Hiatt
Allan Derrick
Dave Barkman
Reformation Sunday will be observed on Sunday, October 25th as a means of celebrating our Lutheran heritage. Lutherans observe Reformation Sunday to remember the historic start of the Protestant Reformation and to reaffirm our core theological roots in the grace and mercy of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Martin Luther sparked the Protestant Reformation on October 31, 1517 by publishing his 95 Theses in Wittenberg, Germany and then nailing them on the door of the Castle Church.
On October 25th, Martin and Katie Luther will share their stories with us after the worship service in the Fellowship Building while everyone enjoys sampling some German foods. Our children will hopefully surprise us with a song about Martin Luther, too. Additionally, plans are to show the movie, Luther, on Sunday mornings October 11 , 18 , and 25 at 9:00 AM in the Fellowship Building. The Nursery and Children's Room will be available for children during this time.