Bethel Bible Seminary, Grade II historic seminary in Kowloon City District, Hong Kong

Bethel Bible Seminary occupies a building at 45-47 Grampian Road in Kowloon, on a site the institution has used since returning to Hong Kong in 1947. The seminary traces its origins to Shanghai, where it was founded in 1925 as Bethel Bible College. Its building was recognized as a Grade II historic building on 18 December 2009.

The institution was founded in Shanghai in 1925 as Bethel Mission and moved to Hong Kong in 1938 to escape conflict in China. This relocation was critical for continuing theological education and protecting its academic work.

The seminary's motto comes from 2 Timothy 2:21, about becoming a vessel fit for the master's use. Its counselling arm, the Bethel Pastoral Counseling Centre, was set up in 1998 to combine faith with counselling and serve the wider community. From 1997 to 2023 it ran joint master's programmes with Acadia Divinity College in Canada.

The seminary stands at 45-47 Grampian Road in Kowloon, a site the institution has occupied since February 1947 after its return from Shanghai. The building was listed as a historic building in 1993 and received Grade II status on 18 December 2009. A redevelopment plan for the site was approved in principle by the Town Planning Board on 7 September 2012.

The seminary building was listed as a historic building in 1993 and was recognised as a Grade II historic building by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department on 18 December 2009. The board of Bethel Church later decided to redevelop the site, and a planning application was approved in principle by the Town Planning Board's Metro Planning Committee on 7 September 2012.