Conference Explores Intersection of Faith and Science

Faith, science, and encouragement to consider them in tandem were the focus at Bethany Theological Seminary’s Look at Life conference, held April 25-27. More than 100 guests and presenters gathered at the Seminary to receive information and share viewpoints

Bethany to Hold Commencement

Bethany Theological Seminary will hold commencement for the class of 2019 on Saturday, May 11. Master of divinity and master of arts degrees and graduate certificates will be granted to eighteen students. The ceremony will be held at 10:00

New Master’s Degree Highlights Revised Curriculum

In fall 2019 Bethany Theological Seminary will offer its first new graduate degree in fifty years—the master of arts: theopoetics and writing (MATW). This degree is a major feature of the comprehensive curriculum revision that Bethany faculty have

Dan Poole Named to Faculty Position

Dan Poole, MDiv ’91, has been named assistant professor of Ministry Formation at Bethany Theological Seminary, beginning July 1, 2019.

Poole began employment at the Seminary in August 2007 as coordinator of

RSO Brass Trio to Perform

Bethany welcomes the Brass Trio from the Richmond Symphony Orchestra for the final spring 2019 performance in The Recital Series. The recital will be held Sunday, March 24, at 4:00 p.m. in Nicarry Chapel.

The Recital Series is a new

Conference to Explore Intersection of Faith and Science

Where faith meets science, Bethany Theological Seminary has an event that’s not to be missed.

Look at Life

April 25-27, 2019
Bethany Seminary Campus

Too often Christian thinking

New Students Welcomed for Spring Semester

With the opening of the spring 2019 semester, nine students began their education at Bethany Theological Seminary in pursuit of a degree or certificate. Five are enrolled in the MDiv program, three are enrolled for graduate certificates, and one

Opening Recital Canceled

With a winter storm forecast for this coming weekend, the first performance in The Recital Series, scheduled for Sunday, January 20, has been canceled. Staff at Bethany and the Richmond Symphony Orchestra wish

New Theological Focus Funded by Grant

Two Bethany Theological Seminary faculty members are exploring and expanding educational opportunities at the intersection of theology and science through grant funds awarded earlier this year. The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) awarded Bethany a $75,000

Computer Support Specialist Hired

Kevin Poole of Greens Fork, Indiana, has been hired as Bethany Theological Seminary’s computer support specialist and began his duties on Monday, December 3. In this new position at the Seminary, Poole will be working with the director of