Bethel Baptist Institutional Church, Protestant church in Jacksonville, Florida.

Bethel Baptist Institutional Church is a Baptist church at 1058 North Hogan Street in Jacksonville, Florida. Architect M. H. Hubbard of Utica, New York, designed the 1904 building, which combines Greek Revival and Romanesque Revival elements. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.

Founded in 1838 with six charter members, Bethel Baptist is Jacksonville's oldest Baptist congregation. It was interracial until after the Civil War, when freedmen won a court ruling granting them the Bethel name and property. The congregation moved to Union and Pine streets in 1868, built a brick church in 1895, and lost it in the Great Fire of 1901. The current building at 1058 North Hogan Street dates from 1904, and the state of Florida recognized Bethel as an Institutional Church in 1894.

The congregation has a strong music tradition with multiple choirs that perform traditional African American gospel and contemporary Christian music as part of worship. This musical heritage shapes how the community gathers and celebrates together.

The church is open during worship services, which take place primarily on Sundays. Visitors should arrive early to find seating and dress appropriately as would be expected in a place of worship.

The 1904 building was designed by M. H. Hubbard of Utica, New York, and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. It stands at 1058 North Hogan Street, next to the larger complex the congregation opened in 1988.