Jonathan Lade ’19 studied Christian Ministries at Bethel and has gone on to minister to college students on secular campuses.
Peyton Dickinson ’27
Peyton Dickinson ‘27 has always felt a deep calling to care for and serve others, especially in their most vulnerable moments. She chose nursing as her major so she can live out her faith through compassion, service and healing. “I love how nursing provides a tangible...
Rafael Ferreira ’28
Rafael Ferreira ’28 is a business management major and varsity soccer player. He is heavily involved on campus, singing in the choir, worship band for Vespers, and performing in musicals including as Rolph in “The Sound of Music.” He has a vision of one day starting...
Breyana Bosket ’26
Breyana Bosket ’26 chose to study American Sign Language Interpreting with the goal of helping to bridge the gap of communication between Deaf and hearing individuals and assist in providing equal access to the Deaf community. On campus, she is part of the Women’s...
Focusing their Lives on God, Family and Education
For Wyn and Carol Laidig, investing in Bethel University merges their core values with a conviction to live their lives according to what the Bible says.
Where BU Took You: Hannah Dull ’23
Hannah Dull ’23, an elementary education major, has spent the last two years teaching in the same classroom where she student-taught.
Answering a Call to Serve
Last fall, a group from Bethel gave up their fall break to serve on a disaster relief trip to East Tennessee, in an area devastated by Hurricane Helene.
Bethel Sophomore Awarded “Realizing the Dream” Scholarship from ICI
This year’s Bethel University Realizing the Dream scholarship recipient is Ana Hernandez of Bristol, Ind., a sophomore sport management major and member of the women’s varsity soccer team.
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[VIDEO] Where BU Took You: Jennie Sophia Grunseth ’02
Jennie Sophia Grunseth ’02 explains how her time as a Bethel student set her up for her career in musical theatre performing in Broadway shows.
Where BU Took You: Lydia (Klassen) Mogga ’15
Lydia (Klassen) Mogga ’15 chose Bethel to study psychology, and it led her to Africa, where she serves with Africa Inland Mission (AIM) as a counselor at the Tumaini Counseling Center in Nairobi, Kenya.