Tracy Stoddart Primozich began as director of admissions at Bethany Seminary on October 28, 2011. Her responsibilities focus on designing and implementing a recruitment plan, working with Church of the Brethren congregations and districts to identify and call prospective students and organizing Bethany's visibility to prospects through media and events.
My thesis began its journey while learning Hebrew at the University of Notre Dame, back when I was an employee in the Information Technology department. Among the many Hebrew texts read, it was the Song of Songs in particular that caught my attention. I knew that historically it had been interpreted as an allegorical text exploring God's love of Israel (or the church), but I had not...
Due to construction on the Earlham College campus, parking near the Bethany Center will be limited until fall 2013.
The Bethany board of trustees met March 23-25 on the Bethany campus for their semiannual meeting.
Dr. Ruthann Knechel Johansen, president of Bethany, has announced her retirement, effective July 1, 2013.
The Association of Theological Schools has awarded Bethany a $5,000 grant as part of its Christian Hospitality and Pastoral Practices
Exploring Your Call for high school youth is at Bethany this summer, June 15-25, 2012.
In this season of Advent, I invite us to reflect on the way of love incarnated in Jesus Christ. I hope that these thoughts deepen this season for you!
Tracy Stoddart Primozich began as director of admissions at Bethany Seminary on October 28, 2011. Her responsibilities focus on designing and implementing a recruitment plan, working with Church of the Brethren congregations and districts to identify and call prospective students and organizing Bethany's visibility to prospects through media and events.
My thesis began its journey while learning Hebrew at the University of Notre Dame, back when I was an employee in the Information Technology department. Among the many Hebrew texts read, it was the Song of Songs in particular that caught my attention. I knew that historically it had been interpreted as an allegorical text exploring God's love of Israel (or the church), but I had not...