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You are invited to be a part of Campus Ministry at Bethany College! All Campus Ministry events and groups are open to all Bethany students, regardless of religious background or faith perspective.
Campus Ministry offers opportunities to:
- Build relationships with one another and God
- Celebrate life
- Grow in faith and understanding
- Experience diversity
- Learn more about the Bible and God
- Find a sense of belonging and community
- Be challenged for growth
- Struggle with questions and doubts
- Serve those in need
- Seek forgiveness
- Experience grace and love
- Live out Bethany's identity as the Church in mission and a community of faith
Campus Pastor Noni Strand is available for conversation, spiritual guidance, pastoral care, baptismal preparation, and premarital guidance for all members of the Bethany College community. The Campus Pastor’s office is located in Chi Rho House. Appointments may be made by calling (785) 227-3380, ext. 8340, email (strandn@bethanylb.edu) or by stopping by for a visit.
Chapel
Worship is central to our life as a community of faith and learning. Chapel is held on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 10:30-10:50 a.m. in Swenson Chapel of Burnett Center. The community gathers for prayer, praise, spiritual renewal, and the sharing of the Word. Students, faculty and staff serve as speakers, worship leaders, and musicians. Chapel includes contemporary and traditional styles of worship and music, Holy Communion, and lots of student involvement.
Involvements
Through student leadership and participation, Bethany College offers a multidimensional Campus Ministry Program, including:
Campus Ministry Coordinators
CMC includes the leaders of the various Bethany Campus Ministry groups. CMC works cooperatively on various activities throughout the academic year and serves to present a unifying mission for all Campus Ministry efforts.
Students and staff in Bethany's Peer Ministry Program recently trained to serve others as they would serve themselves. More>
Knit-Wits is a service group in which participants learn how to knit or crochet sweaters, bandages, and prayer shawls for people in need throughout the world.
Encounters
A guest speaker spends time on campus each semester to teach in their area of expertise and to foster reflection and discussion on issues of faith and life. Students have a number of opportunities to meet these guests in classroom, chapel, or informal settings.
If you are interested in Campus Ministry at Bethany College, please contact:
Campus Pastor Noni Strand
(785) 227-3311, ext. 8340.
Email: strandn@bethanylb.edu
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