Today Pastor Matt Runion interviews Student Body President Kennadie Anderson. She talks about her time at Bethel, including making MayDay baskets and playing ding dong ditch around campus with her friends! Enjoy!

It's Thursday, April 9th. Today we are diving deep with Katie Delgado, RD of Lissner Hall. Our conversation touches on important questions to ask ourselves in this season, the story of Abram (before he is re-named Abraham), the necessity of prayer, and the joy of ice cream! Enjoy!

Welcome to another Wednesday edition of Chapel 2.0. Thanks for joining Pastor Laurel Bunker as she engages Holy Week during this challenging season.

It's Wednesday, April 8th! Today we are connecting with Dr. Chris Gehrz, history professor in CAS. Chris and I talk about grief and the need to hold onto hope. We also touch on time with family and the need for new rhythms. Enjoy!

Today we connect with Kadrian Chambers on Beyond the Brick: Student Stories. We hope you enjoy hearing what life is like for Kadrian in this season and what his Bethel experience has meant to him. Enjoy!

Hello and welcome to Tuesday! Today we connect with Jackie Batres Bonilla from the Office of Christian Formation and Church Relations. We dive into the topics of Sabbath, going for walks in the neighborhood, and doing a little dancing! Enjoy!

It's Monday morning, which means our third installment of Hope and Healing...a weekly devotional series. This week we hear from Pastor Matt Runion! Enjoy.

It's another Monday! And to get things started this week, we are connecting with Randy Bergen, Associate Provost for CAPS/SEM/GS. We talked about his new puppy, fresh baked break, and other encouraging thoughts. Enjoy!

Week 2 of The New Abnormal introduces the idea of new creation being founded out of chaos. Genesis 1, Genesis 9, Genesis 12, Exodus 1, John 1...all are about beginnings...and each story starts in the midst of chaos. Even though this is hard, we can find hope that the Spirit is still up to something in our time of chaos.

Today we catch up with Beth Dischinger who is working hard to keep Bethel looking as wonderful as ever and as clean as ever. Her role for Facilities Management requires that she be one of the few people still on campus daily. And we also talk about getting outdoors! Enjoy!