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on 17 May 1949, and the college began the 1949-50 season with a staff of 9 instructors and a student enrollment of 74. In 1956 the College moved to the Shaftesbury

professor at Goshen College in church history, Bible, and sociology. He was dean of Goshen College, 1931-1944, and dean of Goshen College Biblical Seminary

institutions and activities, Hesston College alumni were in front-line service. Ten were on the Goshen College instructional staff, 15 on the Hesston College faculty

Seminary, Bethel College, Bluffton University, Goshen College and Hesston College and seeks to advance educational opportunity, excellence and affordability

Bible College, 1996. Born, Hilda. Columbia Bible College: Growth In Wisdom and Service. Matsqui, B.C.: Hilda J. Born, 1992. Columbia Bible College Self-Evaluation

did not include Grebel faculty and staff. He suggested three reasons for this: the lack of recurring interaction between faculty and students in learning/teaching

rancor. Bethel College. "Presidents of Bethel." Web. http://www.bethelks.edu/why-bethel/about-the-college/125th-anniversary/presidents-of-bethel/ (accessed

two children were Elizabeth (Bauman) and Paul. Guy and Clara both enrolled at Hesston College in the fall of 1920 and graduated in 1923. He taught in the

doctorates by Bethel College, Bluffton College, and Bethany Biblical Seminary (Chicago). After teaching science for five years at Bluffton College, he went

Institute 1898-1900, Goshen College 1903-1905 (also librarian) and 1908-1913 (first dean of the college 1909-1913), and Bluffton College 1913-1948. His major

was fruit growing and timber processing. They built a school and organized Sunday school classes and church services in which lay and visiting ministers

Mountain Lake, Minnesota, the son of Herman J. and Aganetha (Becker) Fast. A graduate of Bethel College and Witmarsum Seminary, he received his PhD degree

August 1972) and Aganetha (Wiens) Janz (11 January 1887 - 3 December 1971). Peter and Lydia had four children: Victor, Ruth, Elfrieda and Peter. Peter

Board of Colonization and a committee that supported the cause of the mentally ill. In 1943 Franz was invited to teach at the Bethel Bible School (later

High School (1931), attended Freeman Junior College, and graduated from Bethel College in Kansas (1935) and from the Biblical Seminary of New York (1938)

Who's Who Among the Mennonites. North Newton, KS: Bethel College, 1943 : 60. Springer, Nelson and A.J. Klassen, compilers, Mennonite Bibliography, 1631-1961

Throughout their lives Nicolai and Meta Bahnmann were spiritual pioneers among Mennonites in Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Bethel Mennonite Church: 1936-1980

bibliques au Mennonite Brethren Bible College de Winnipeg avant d’obtenir un diplôme de premier cycle au collège mennonite de Tabor (Kansas) en 1951. Une

St-Jérôme and St-Rose churches. They retired in 1992 and moved to St. Catharines, Ontario. Ernest and Lydia Dyck were dedicated missionaries and church planters

teachers' training college. It was in Neu-Halbstadt that Jacob received most of his initial formal education -- high school and five years of college. Two of Jacob's

joined the faculty of Bethel Bible Institute and became its principal from 1948 until 1953. At this time, the committee for Missions of the BC and Canadian

August 2008). They had two sons, John D. (1953- ) and Thomas L. (1957-). Leland was a graduate of Bethel College (BA, 1948), Michigan State University (MA, 1950)

for Hesston College, moderator of conferences, and writer. He wrote Personal Works (1940), The Challenge of Christian Stewardship (1955), and The Stewards

education, with aims and objectives for the college. He directed the first long-range professional planning for the college and seminary and brought it into

Mennonite Brethren Bible College and a BA at Bethel College, North Newton, Kansas in 1951, David Schroeder became the pastor of the Bethel Mennonite Mission congregation

1947 when faculty and facilities became available through Bethel Mennonite Church in Winnipeg, Manitoba, the Canadian Mennonite Bible College was founded

Bible College in Winnipeg, Manitoba, graduating three years later. He taught at Bethel Bible Institute in Abbotsford from 1957-58 to 1962-63 and from 1964-65

professional credentials and successful teaching for 50 years in biblical studies, systematic and biblical theology, Greek, and ethics. He led in development

pursued theological studies at Bethel College, in North Newton, Kansas, and then at the universities of Göttingen and Heidelberg. In 1957 he completed

1921-1923. He also taught at Bluffton College and Witmarsum Theological Seminary between 1923 and 1931 and at Bethel College (Kansas), 1935-1943. Ordained at

both for Bethel College and Mennonite Biblical Seminary. His on-going interest in Mennonite themes may be seen in his book, Nonresistance and Responsibility:

from Canadian Mennonite Bible College in Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1952 and from Bethel College in North Newton, Kansas in 1953, and then studied one year at Mennonite

Juni 1981): 34. Warkentin, A. and Melvin Gingerich, compilers. Who's Who Among the Mennonites. North Newton, KS: Bethel College, 1943: 122. MLA style Huebert

at Bethel Bible Institute. Between 1946 and 1948 he earned a BA degree at Bethel College in Newton, Kansas. By 1958 he had completed both an MA and a PhD

wife), Goshen College, and Oberlin College where he earned an AB degree in 1907. He studied at the Oberlin Graduate School of Theology and earned a BD in

peace delegations to Vietnam, Iran, Europe and Middle East. In 1968 Keeney became Academic Dean at Bethel College, where he gave innovative leadership in

1953 and a B.Ch.Ed. from Canadian Mennonite Bible College in 1956. During his years at CMBC he met Anne Hiebert from Waldheim, Saskatchewan, and they married

1909-31 July 1999) and Gustena (Penner) Eck (5 February 1912-13 November 2005.) Victor and Linda had two sons and one daughter: Mark, Wayne, and Carmen. Victor

Outstanding Alumnus Award 2004.” Bethel College News. Available online at: https://www.bethelks.edu/article/bethel-college-alumni-association-announces-a

Goshen College, graduating in 1912. From 1912 to 1940 she was on the staff of Hesston College. She taught mathematics and teacher education and was librarian

Katherine. Rod graduated from Canadian Mennonite Bible College in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and from Bethel College, North Newton, Kansas, before pursuing graduate

liberally represented. His Menno Simons Lectures at Bethel College of 1958 appeared in 1962 as Wilderness and Paradise in Christian Thought, a book with astounding

worked with Yugoslav and Jewish refugees in Egypt and Italy through Mennonite Central Committee and the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration

Mennonite Collegiate Institute in Gretna and several months of studies at the Manitoba Teachers College in Winnipeg, John and his family settled in the village

opera singer in Vancouver. He returned to Winnipeg and earned a BA at United College, and later MA and PhD (1968) degrees in English at Yale University.

on the faculties of three Mennonite colleges: Tabor, Bethel, and Freeman; P. A. Wiebe, D. M. Hofer, and J. W. Tschetter. H. C. Bartel founded and led for

teaching and pastoral skills were recognized by Columbia Bible College in 2005, where he received Faculty Emeritus status for his ministry. Jurgen and Annie

these four years he also completed a degree in history at Bethel College in North Newton, Kansas, and a Masters degree in history at the University of Wichita

1960-68. In 1968 Alvin joined the faculty at Bethel College, teaching religion and theology, and worked at Bethel until his retirement in 1978. He had

his work at Bethel and Friends, he taught at Bethany College, Tabor College, and Central State University in Edmund, Oklahoma. While at Bethel Stucky also

joined the faculty of Bethel Bible Institue (BBI) in Clearbrook in 1968, and was principal in 1969-70 when it was decided to merge BBI and the Mennonite

years and Tabor College for two years. He began his teaching career in a rural school before starting college. He graduated from Bethel College with a

Voolstra, Sjouke. Menno Simons : his image and message. North Newton, Kan. : Bethel College, 1997. Hoekema, Alle and Sjouke Voolstra. De doopsgezinden : geschiedenis

attended country schools in Marion County, Tabor College Academy, Salt City Business College, and Tabor College, and he earned his BA degree at the University

in December 1944 and December 1945. However, in late spring 1947, Dietrich was removed from both the church and teaching positions and was disciplined by

to Goshen College to complete college and to attend seminary. It was here that he met Marie Gingerich. The next year after marriage Howard and Marie took

congregations, and was ordained in August 1952 by Elder H.M. Epp. From 1952 to 1953, Peter studied at Bethel College in Newton, Kansas, and from 1953 to

School and then from Bethel College in 1937 with a degree in music. Erwin graduated from Moundridge High School in 1931 and then from Bethel College in 1940

Art Center, Wabash College, and Fort Wayne Art Center. He is represented in the collections of McPherson College and Goshen College. Woldemar Neufeld (1909-2002)

classes to finish BA (Tabor College, 1968) and MA (Wichita State, 1971) degrees in English. She taught at Tabor College until her retirement in 1990. During

leadership roles in Mennonite schools and churches. She was the first woman chair of the Bethel College faculty. She served for 12 years on the board of

from Bethel College. In 1956 he returned to Bethel. Spaulding was influential in the establishment of the social science seminar program at Bethel. A dedicated

1979 and returned to Bethel College as Director of the Kauffman Museum. He also served as Director of the Peace Lecture Series at Bethel College in the

academic dean, and president at Bluffton College, Ohio (1952-1974; president from 1965-1972); and professor of peace studies at Bethel College, Kansas (1975-1985)

member of the board of directors of Bethel College and also the President's Council of Advisors of Bethel College; and Margaret L. Steineger, wife of Kansas

under the Ontario Conference; and as teacher of theology, Bethel College, Mishawaka, Indiana, (1956-1963). One year he and Anna went to Beirut, Lebanon

Junior College in Saskatchewan. In 1946 he went to Bethel College in North Newton, Kansas, where he graduated with a BA in 1948 in philosophy and sociology

Ursinus College (1936), and Hartford Theological Seminary (1939). He continued his education at Columbia University’s Teachers’ College and Union Theological

short-term ministries and evangelistic services in small towns and rural Saskatchewan. In 1940 Henry received a call to pastor the Bethel Krimmer Mennonite

others, mostly graduates and former members of the faculty of Bethel College. There are a number of other families located in Tucson, but no Mennonite congregation

as a teacher-training and college preparatory school, included several science courses in its four-year curriculum. Bethel College (Ks.) was founded in