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Keep up to date with Bethany life by visiting our news archive.

Continuing Education

Church of the Brethren agencies and partners offer a variety of classes and events which qualify for continuing education units (CEUs) for clergy.  Most of these are also open to laypersons for personal enrichment.

Brethren Life & Thought Journal

Find information about subscribing to Brethren Life & Thought, a scholarly journal including thoughtful, interpretive essays and short creative works related to the faith, heritage, and practice of the Church of the Brethren and related faith traditions.

Bethany Peace Essay Contest

Sponsored by Bethany’s peace studies program, this annual contest is open to any student enrolled en route to a degree. Information on the next contest will be posted when available.

Pastoral Presence Program

Join the Bethany community as a pastor in residence or for a pastoral sabbatical through this personal and professional retreat program.

Video Recordings

Review recordings of previous campus events, including weekly chapel and special presentations, at your leisure.

Brethren House Hosting

Volunteer as a host at Brethren House, Bethany’s guest house, and experience the campus community. Contact Terri Mitchell at 765-983-1828.

Recent News

Bethany Offers January Intensives

This month, Bethany students and professors are participating in three January Intensive travel courses, all far from the Seminary’s Richmond, Indiana campus. Art, Faith, and Justice — Pasadena, California Dr. … Continue reading “Bethany Offers January Intensives”

Bethany Marks 30 Years in Richmond

As 2024 draws to a close, Bethany Theological Seminary is marking the end of its 30th year in Richmond, Indiana. The seminary enrolls students from across the country and around … Continue reading “Bethany Marks 30 Years in Richmond”

An “Intersection of Things” Brings Students to Bethany

For Camille Dubler, it was an “intersection of things” that led her to Bethany. A poet who is interested in theology and drawn to serving others, Dubler found that Bethany’s … Continue reading “An “Intersection of Things” Brings Students to Bethany”