For Rev. Harold Ayabe, Ph.D., faith and education opened doors of unimaginable opportunity. Now, his daughter, Dr. Sharon, is honoring his life through a significant gift to Bethel University so future students can experience that same life transformation.
Professor of Philosophy Cristian Mihut, Ph.D., was a recipient of the Templeton Fellowship through the University of Notre Dame.
Autumn Holtgren ’25 chose worship arts for her major because she has a passion for music and helping lead people into God’s presence through music.
John Njihia ’25 is a double major in nursing and worship arts who recorded the song “MOSAIC (I Have Decided) as part of the “Altars” album in Nashville, Tenn.
Tania Gonzalez ’24 chose Bethel because it was close to home, aligned with her beliefs and was an affordable option, thanks to the scholarships and grants she received.
Seth Ambrose ’25 is a social studies education major with a passion for baseball, which led him to Bethel University.
Many people make charitable donations toward organizations they support during their lifetime, but an estate gift can leave a legacy that endures long after a person is gone.
Tyler Hopkins ’20 has learned to accept that God’s plans might look very different than his own.
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Hear from resident assistants about what much-needed improvements to Shupe and Oakwood, Bethel’s freshmen men’s and women’s residence halls, mean to our students.
This summer, high school students had the opportunity to experience life as a nurse through the “Give it a Shot: Intro to Nursing Residential Camp.”