Josh Riebock is the best selling author of Heroes and Monsters and My Generation and the host of the popular podcast The Morrow. A sought after storyteller and poet he speaks at venues around the country and is known for his captivating artistry and honesty. Josh was raised in suburban Illinois and following stints in Austin, Texas and Charleston, South Carolina. He now lives in New York City with his wife Kristen and his dog Ditka. Josh is an avid reader, a film lover, a coffee drinker, and a brother to two extraordinary sisters.
Josh Riebock is the best selling author of Heroes and Monsters and My Generation and the host of the popular podcast The Morrow. A sought after storyteller and poet he speaks at venues around the country and is known for his captivating artistry and honesty. Josh was raised in suburban Illinois and following stints in Austin, Texas and Charleston, South Carolina. He now lives in New York City with his wife Kristen and his dog Ditka. Josh is an avid reader, a film lover, a coffee drinker, and a brother to two extraordinary sisters.
Josh Riebock is the best selling author of Heroes and Monsters and My Generation and the host of the popular podcast The Morrow. A sought after storyteller and poet he speaks at venues around the country and is known for his captivating artistry and honesty. Josh was raised in suburban Illinois and following stints in Austin, Texas and Charleston, South Carolina. He now lives in New York City with his wife Kristen and his dog Ditka. Josh is an avid reader, a film lover, a coffee drinker, and a brother to two extraordinary sisters.
Josh Riebock is the best selling author of Heroes and Monsters and My Generation and the host of the popular podcast The Morrow. A sought after storyteller and poet he speaks at venues around the country and is known for his captivating artistry and honesty. Josh was raised in suburban Illinois and following stints in Austin, Texas and Charleston, South Carolina. He now lives in New York City with his wife Kristen and his dog Ditka. Josh is an avid reader, a film lover, a coffee drinker, and a brother to two extraordinary sisters.
Sarah Thebarge is a speaker, blogger, journalist, and author of The Invisible Girls, a memoir that weaves together her story of nearly dying of breast cancer in her 20’s with the story of a Somali refugee family she met on a train in Portland, Oregon, as she was recovering from her cancer treatments. Sarah’s blog has been featured by MSNBC.com and her writing has appeared in National Geographic, USA Today, Relevant Magazine, Christianity Today and the Huffington Post. As a speaker Sarah is a regular at retreats, churches, colleges and conference and she has given talks on topics like International Aide, Health Communications and Public Health. Sarah has practiced international medicine extensively volunteering in Togo, West Africa, Kenya and the Dominican Republic. Sarah currently lives in San Francisco.
Rich Cummins is Bethel’s Vice President for Institutional Advancement.
Jason Miller is a Bethel College graduate and the lead Pastor of South Bend City Church. He earned a master’s degree in Theology from University of Notre Dame and spent 13 years as Teaching Pastor and Creative Leader at Granger Community Church. Active at home and abroad, Jason has become a regular featured speaker at churches around the country. He is known for the uncommon intersection of creativity, passion, vulnerability and biblical scholarship in his teachings.
Amber graduated from Bethel in 2005 having studied Psychology and Music. She went on to complete her graduate studies in Clinical Social Work and has been a therapist in the greater Michiana area. In 2013 Amber returned to the classroom as an Adjunct Professor and then in 2015 joined Bethel’s full-time faculty. Amber is married to Joshua and they have two children Noah and Nicholas.
Tyler Grant serves as Director of Global and Community Engagement at Bethel. Tyler oversees our Study Abroad, Task Force, and Service Learning programs. He holds a BA in International Studies from Bethel and an MA in Global Development and Justice from Multnomah University. With a background in community development he has overseen program and policy work in Uganda and India and has worked with the American Red Cross. Tyler and his wife Ansley have a two year old daughter, Lily and enjoy hosting parties, dancing to old records, swimming, and being outdoors as much as possible.
