Bethel at War 1914 – 2014
Welcome
Narrative
WWI
Bethel at War, 1914–1918
“Are You Loyal?”: An Immigrant School Faces “100 Percent Americanism”
The “Moral Welfare” of Soldiers
Suffering Loss, Making Meaning
The Interwar Era
WWII
Bethel at War, 1939–1945
A Cautious Patriotism?
The War as a “Missions Field”
“Spiritual Pillars”: Celebration and Criticism of WWII Chaplains
Bethel and the G.I. Bill
The Early Cold War
Vietnam
Bethel at War, 1964–1975
Protest, Support, and Alienation
Clashing Visions
The Draft and Conscientious Objection
Contesting Youth
Presidential Elections ’64–’72
The Departure of Jon Fagerson
Quiescence on Campus?
Curriculum Reform
Conclusion
The Narrowing of Possibility
War on Terror
Bethel at War, 2001–
September 11th
Debating the War(s)
Bethel Veterans Speak
An Expanding Curriculum
Complicating the “War on Terror”
Conclusion
Afterword
Timeline
Map
Blog
Further Reading
Contact
A Digital History of a Christian College in a Century of Warfare
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