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The culture of Bethel is one that encourages students to try new things and to think critically.
Sarah Unruh ’12

1980's

1989

Heiko A. Oberman, University of Arizona, Tucson
    The Multiple Voices of the Reformation

1988

Walter Klaassen, Conrad Grebel College
    Living at the End of the Ages

1987

William R. Estep, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas
    Religious Freedom: Heritage and Responsibility

1986

James C. Juhnke, Bethel College
    Dialogue with a Heritage: The Beginnings of Bethel College
        The Ethnic Dialogue: Bethel as German
part 1(mp3 audio) part 2(mp3 audio)
        The Community Dialogue: Bethel as Church (mp3 audio)
        The Spirituality Dialogue: Bethel as Pietist part 1(mp3 audio) part 2(mp3 audio)
        The History Dialogue: Bethel as Anabaptist (mp3 audio)
        The Culture Dialogue: Bethel as Christendom part 1(mp3 audio)
part 2(mp3 audio)

1985

Rodney J. Sawatsky, Conrad Grebel College
    Authority and Identity: The Dynamics of the General Conference Mennonite Church

1984

Vincent Harding, CIliff School of Theology, Denver
    Black History and the Search for a New America

1983

Cynthia C. Wedel, World Council of Churches
    Tradition and Traditions

1982

John H. Yoder, Notre Dame University and Mennonite Biblical Seminary
    The Jewish-Christian Division: A Reassessment from a Radical Reformation Perspective
        It Did Not Have to Be: Jewish/Christian Division
(mp3 audio)
        Jesus — Jewish Pacifist (mp3 audio)
        Judaism as an Historical Peace Church (mp3 audio)
        Paul — Jewish Missionary (mp3 audio)

        Jewishness of Anabaptism (mp3 audio)

1981

Cornelius J. Dyck, Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminaries
    Strength from the Past: 450 Years of Anabaptism-Mennonitism and Its Meaning for Today

1980

Samuel Escobar, International Fellowship of Evangelical Students, Lima, Peru
    Missions from a Third World Point of View