Eight local churches and Bethel University are partnering together to offer, “ReFuel,” a two-day conference for church worship teams and leaders.
![[VIDEO] More Than a Game](https://betheluniversity.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/More-Than-a-Game-Thumbnail-1080x675.jpg)
[VIDEO] More Than a Game
Bethel University soccer programs focus on developing the whole person instead of just a player’s athletic ability.
Sharing Christ Through Soccer
In August, Bethel’s Men’s and Women’s soccer teams put on a skills clinic for the youth of Summit Soccer, a ministry of Summit Church in Niles, Mich.
Bethel University to Host Fourth Annual Starting Small Summit
Bethel University will host the fourth annual Starting Small Summit April 2, 2025, an opportunity to learn from high-profile entrepreneurs.
Bellefeuille Announces Retirement, FaithSearch Partners Named as Search Firm for Next Bethel President
Bethel University President Barbara K. Bellefeuille, Ed.D., has announced her plans to retire June 30, 2025, after serving the university for 13 years.
Atupele (Anna) Simenti: Restored for a Purpose
Anna Simenti is a first-year international student with a contagious smile and a resilient spirit who is adamant about sharing her testimony with others to bring glory to God.
Professor Studies the Virtue of Gentleness Through Templeton Fellowship
Professor of Philosophy Cristian Mihut, Ph.D., was a recipient of the Templeton Fellowship through the University of Notre Dame.
Faithful Planning For Future Impact: Two Men Impact Bethel Students Through Estate Gifts
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.
Trusting God’s Plan Leads To Law Degree
Tyler Hopkins ’20 has learned to accept that God’s plans might look very different than his own.
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[VIDEO] Faithful to our PLACE
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.