Assembly Bethesda is a Christ-first, Bible-believing online ministry that boldly declares one core, life-changing truth: God loves you exactly as you are.

It’s a digital refuge created by a disabled Goth and ordained evangelist who’s walked a shadowy path himself, now extending open arms to the overlooked and outcast, especially Goths, and anyone who’s ever been told they’re too broken, too dark, or too different or too Gay. for God’s love. This ministry meets people right in their subcultural or personal shadows, unpacking Scripture’s raw, uncomfortable, and deeply resonant truths without judgment or pretense.

The site carries a distinctive Gothic-Christian vibe: welcoming yet atmospheric, shadowed yet hopeful, with imagery and language that echo catacombs, midnight revelations, and velvet darkness pierced by divine light. Tagline vibes include:

“Where the weary find rest, and the outcasts find home.”
Echoing Jesus’ invitation: “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28)

Content includes:

Blog teachings that dive into biblical “gothic” corners, like apocalyptic visions, the problem of evil, spiritual warfare, ancient mysteries (e.g., Book of Enoch), divine deliverance in Judges, or even why horror movies can actually affirm faith.
A shop with Christian Goth-friendly items: modest dark fashion ideas, devotionals, apparel, mugs (like “Connect With God – The Password is Prayer”), and resources blending alternative style with modest, faith-centered living.
Links to the Assembly Bethesda On-Air podcast (on Spotify, YouTube, etc.), exploring Scripture’s darker passages, catacomb symbolism, Obadiah’s pride warnings, and more, with a voice that’s honest, piercing, and compassionate.

In short: Assembly Bethesda is an online sanctuary where Bible truth meets Gothic sensibility, no fluff, no exclusion, just the unchanging Gospel shining into places many churches overlook. A space proving you’re not too far gone, you’re exactly who God is reaching for. All are welcome here.

God Bless You All. Thank You For Visiting

Assembly Bethesda: Where the weary find rest, and the outcasts find home.