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Building a Legacy: A family of Lutherans follows a cousin to Bethel College
Iona Applegate of Arlington never went to college—but she’s building a legacy at Bethel anyway.
This past spring, Applegate came to campus for Grandparents’ Day to visit her granddaughter Kate Larson, a sophomore from Clay Center. Kate is the fifth of Applegate’s grandchildren to attend Bethel College. “Grandma has been here every year since [my cousin] Chad started coming,” Kate says.
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Excerpt: Here a Bethel makes
I have sung “In lonely mountain ways” (#560 in Hymnal: A Worship Book) at Wednesday night hymn sings in the chapel every week for the past four years. It has been a constant in my life, whether I’m singing on pitch, feeling embraced by the community, full of love for others and for God or whether I’m having one of those weeks where continuous breathing seems miraculous, where I cannot hold the alto line, where it’s all I can do to swallow tears and stand silently. By accompanying me through joy and agony, #560 has become a sacred text.
Inquiry: Running a celestial marathon
Dedicated sky-watchers of south central Kansas got a chance March 24 to participate in an unusual once-a-year marathon.
Interior: The cosmopolitan cooks: Two Bethel history majors parlay a liberal arts education into a successful pan-Asian restaurant
It only takes one visit to Zen Zero, an Asian-themed restaurant in the 800 block of Lawrence’s busy Massachusetts Street, to determine that the owners are in the right business.
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