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Rhema Pro­ject

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In­side the rel­a­tively safe “Bethel bub­ble” most stu­dents have never per­son­ally felt the ef­fects of fe­male in­fan­ti­cide, sex de­ter­mi­na­tions feti­cide, or dis­crim­i­na­tion against baby girls. Sadly, this re­al­ity is all too real in In­dia. The United Na­tions es­ti­mated... More »

Q & A with Bill Be­mis

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This year Bill Be­mis will not be serv­ing as Oak­wood/​Slater Hal­l’s res­i­dent di­rec­tor for the first time since 2001. Af­ter a decade of ser­vice as a res­i­dent di­rec­tor Be­mis is now the as­sis­tant di­rec­tor for stu­dent de­vel­op­ment. JW: What are you up to these days? ... More »

Sab­rina Hal­lock serves or­phans in In­dia

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Over the sum­mer se­nior Sab­rina Hal­lock spent her time liv­ing in an HIV or­phan­age and clinic cen­ter in In­dia. Al­though this was a new ex­pe­ri­ence for her this has­n’t been the first time Hal­lock has been abroad. “I was born and raised over­seas in the Ama­zon basin... More »


Sum­mer in Spain

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For the du­ra­tion of six weeks se­nior Megan Kobler lived in Spain dur­ing the sum­mer through a pro­gram of­fered at Bethel. For the first four weeks she lived with a host fam­ily with two other Bethel stu­dents in Sala­manca. “At school, I had a gram­mar class, con­ver... More »


Cin­derella Day

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Se­nior Leah Smith felt called to help girls in need and wanted to of­fer them a chance to feel like Cin­derella for the day. So Smith along with vol­un­teers col­lected prom dresses and en­listed lo­cal busi­nesses and beauty pro­fes­sion­als to cre­ate a day she named “C... More »

Mor­ris just keeps teach­ing

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Where could we find you on your 80th birth­day? Play­ing shuf­fle­board in a Florida re­tire­ment com­mu­nity or bingo at an as­sisted liv­ing fa­cil­ity? Try­ing to re­mem­ber what you ate for break­fast? For Bethel Col­lege pro­fes­sor Dr. Robert Mor­ris, 80 just means an­other ... More »

Un se­mes­tre que cam­bia la vida

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For ten Bethel stu­dents, this se­mes­ter is their first one of the school year in the United States. From Sep­tem­ber 1 to De­cem­ber 16 they called the Do­mini­can Re­pub­lic home. For fif­teen weeks abroad, new ad­ven­tures, “rice­and­beans” and team bond­ing filled their t... More »