The Chapel, built as a multi-purpose space, is tucked away in a stand-alone building on the property with its own private entrance that is wheelchair accessible.

There is a lot of natural light in the Chapel with its many windows as well as lovely views of the lawn, lake and forest. This meeting room has wonderful acoustics, is used for concerts, services, and other gatherings. It has a very good quality 5’2” Howard Baby Grand piano.

Higher ceilings give this room an airy feel. This space is a beautiful sanctuary making it ideal for gatherings of up to 100 people. There are dimmable pot lights and ceiling fans.

It is adjacent to the accommodation spaces in Nazareth and Capernaum and feels spacious with high ceilings as well as a lot of natural light with its many windows. There are dimmable pot lights in this room.

It is located close to the main parking lot and there are a few parking spots beside the building as well.

Shepherd Hall is wheelchair accessible.

The View Room is located downstairs in the main house at Bethlehem Centre and has expansive views of the lawn, the lake and Mount Benson.

The View Room is the second largest meeting room available at the centre. It feels spacious with high ceilings and has lots of natural light from the wall of windows and the patio door provides direct access to the outside patio, lawn and lake.

The View Room is wheelchair accessible when entering from the rear of the building and the washrooms are also wheelchair accessible.

The View Room is ideal for almost every meeting type and is central in the Main House, making it great as a meeting room with breakout rooms close by.

The Oak Room is tucked away in a private spot located on the lower level of the Main House.

It feels spacious with high ceilings and has hardwood floors, which makes it the perfect space for yoga, dance, art workshops, or large board meetings.

It is a great room for a video screening, as it is easily darkened.

Rental of the Oak Room pairs well with a rental of the View Room.

It is accessible by a staircase in the front of the building through the Finger Labyrinth Museum, or down the hall from the View Room.

The Oak Room is not easily accessible by wheelchair. 

Tabor Room is a cozy intimate space with aromatic cedar walls located in the lower level of the Main House. There is direct access from outside, and it has a view of the lawn and the lake. 

Tabor Room doesn’t have direct access to washrooms which makes it best used as a breakout room in conjunction with the rental of another meeting room. It can also be used as a meeting room for small groups. 

Naz Lounge includes a kitchen with table and chairs for 6 as well as a large sunny deck and a gas fireplace with couches set up for comfortable conversations.