Site announcements

📢 New IT Support Email & Info on Earlham-Connected Services

by Ronnie West -

We’ve launched a new IT support system to better assist you!

📧 New Helpdesk Email

Please send all IT support requests to:
➡️ support@bethanyseminary.edu


🔐 Services Still Tied to Earlham

The following systems still require your Earlham credentials to log in:

• The Heart – https://theheart.earlham.edu/
• Earlham College’s Moodle (Graduate Courses for both Bethany and ESR) – https://moodle-sem.earlham.edu/
• Library Systems – https://library.earlham.edu/home

📚 Library Reminder: Access to ebooks, databases, and interlibrary loans requires your Earlham College username.


Need Help?

Just email support@bethanyseminary.edu — we’ll work with Earlham support on your behalf when needed.

Thanks for your cooperation!

Bethany Seminary IT Services



Available courses

Here you can review all syllabi for courses offered at Bethany for the upcoming semester, as available. We hope that you will feel free to peruse this information to assist you in selecting courses that you wish to take.

Additionally, while these syllabi are subject to final revision by faculty prior to the course beginning, book lists, preliminary assignments, and the like are dependable for these syllabi unless otherwise noted, so that you may use this information to begin to prepare ahead for courses in which you have chosen to enroll.

Faculty and Staff resources and conversations, including
* Teaching Faculty Addendum to the Employee Handbook (for Teaching Faculty)

This is a practice space for Fran to try things.

What makes for an excellent leader in the current and emerging church? What qualities must leaders cultivate in order to meet the ministry needs of the now and future church? How might we stay attuned to what God is doing today and how God is calling us into the future? This course will explore these questions by engaging current theory and practical resources for developing church leaders who can address the challenges and opportunities present in today’s churches. In this course, students will strengthen their own spiritual fortitude and self-awareness, while developing skills for administration, effective communication, conflict management, and visioning.