Beavercreek Seventh-day Adventist Church

But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law.
Galatians 5:22-23 NIV

Home What We Believe How to Find Us News Feeds Church Bulletin Sermons Book Store Contact Us

Welcome to Beavercreek SDA Church

An Invitation... We are a warm, friendly, family-oriented church and we would love to have you join us. "Come to me, all you that labor and are heavy laden and I will give you rest." It is our prayer that you will sense the Lord's presence as we study and worship together.

As our guest, we extend to you an invitation to unite with us in membership, fellowship and ministry of this church. If you are passing through, we hope you will return anytime you are in the Dayton area.

Why we are here... It is the purpose of the Beavercreek Seventh-day Adventist Church to witness tha Jesus Christ is both Lord and Saviour in our lives, and to find ways to share Him and His love with our community.

Our Pastor

Hal and Marina Ward originally came to our church from Defiance, OH. At that time, Hal served as Pastor for both churches in our district, including the Miamisburg Seventh-day Adventist Church. Since then, He has responded to a call from the Lord to serve as a Chaplain.

Hal is currently working as a chaplain at Southview Hospital through the Kettering Medical Center Network while serving as our bi-vocational Pastor.

Contact Pastor Hal

Adventist News Network

South America: Live With Hope project targets millions
Goal set to reach one-third of continent with gospel

New communication software to connect members globally
Launch completes netAdventist ownership transfer

Adventist relief workers respond to Hurricane Gustav
Victims in U.S., Caribbean receive food, clothing, shelter

Caldwell tapped as Adventist Church's PR director
Pastor, communicator hosted Dialogue segment for Adventist NewsLine

Kenya: Visit from Adventist president bolsters unity
Be 'ambassadors of peace,' Paulsen says; Christianity a 'higher identity, new humanity'

India: Mob kills Adventist pastor
Violence leaves dozens dead, sends Christians fleeing for their lives

Adventist Lithuanian poet's fifth collection draws acclaim
Kirsnauskaite once hid writings during communist occupation

Adventist to direct U.S. religious freedom panel
Standish, veteran advocate, served world church seven years

Antigua prime minister salutes Adventist Pathfinder movement
8,000 Adventist youth march against drugs, violence

Euro-Africa Adventist Church president announces retirement
Frikart's early retirement to ensure smooth transfer in 2010

Internet convention in Kenya meets to discuss Web use, strategies