ello! Just got your most recent edition of Heart & Mind--enjoying it very much.

Ryan Sarenpa, '99
Scranton, Kansas

appreciate receiving Heart & Mind and keeping up on the fine things happening at Bethel Seminary. I have a brief comment regarding the "Q&A" article in volume 14, number 1. I realize that it is perhaps a bit early to expect tangible evidence that the Three Centers concept is yielding favorable results; there have been few graduates thus far who have been through the system and have had enough time in ministry to fully benefit from it. Even so, some feedback from graduates or from those who are in fieldwork would be of interest.

Again, I appreciate your work and will look forward to receiving future issues of Heart & Mind.

Jim Starr
New Brighton, Minnesota

From the editor: Thank you for your kind words and constructive observations. We plan to publish a followup story when feedback from graduates in ministry regarding the influence of Bethel's Three Centers approach is more forthcoming.

'm sorry I wasn't able to take advantage of Bethel's Three Centers approach when I was a student, but I very much enjoyed your informative articles. My time at Bethel will always be a highlight of my life on this side of glory. Thanks for continuing to do a wonderful job of letting us know what's happening both on and off Bethel's campuses!

John H. Busser, '98
Minneapolis, Minnesota

any thanks for Heart & Mind. Especially good was Greg Bourgond's article "The Significance Factor: Four Keys to Leaving a Godly Legacy" (Vol. 14, No. 1). Well done, Greg! This is a very fine piece.

Paul Barnes, '83
Topeka, Kansas

our recent Heart & Mind featuring Bethel Seminary of the East is an exciting, informative, and very attractive issue. I am a former Seminary of the East board member and the director of Vision New England's Pastoral Mentoring ministry. I could make good use of a dozen copies of this issue.Thank you.

Dr. Robert C. Frederich
Vision New England