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Program: Featured Lecture, "A Road Beaten Hard: The Enduring Legacy Of Dr. William Mcallen Green, 1897-1979.", Jerry Rushford Nov 1989

Program: Featured Lecture, "A Road Beaten Hard: The Enduring Legacy Of Dr. William Mcallen Green, 1897-1979.", Jerry Rushford

William M. Green Distinguished Christian Lecture Program

Program for the Tenth Annual William M. Green Distinguished Christian Lecture Program with featured lecturer Dr. Jerry Rushford, Associate Professor of Religion, Pepperdine University.

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Registration, Conference Attendees Jul 1989

Registration, Conference Attendees

Faulkner and Yoknapatawpha Conference

No abstract provided.

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Lutheran Tradition And The Black Culture, James Thomas Apr 1989

Lutheran Tradition And The Black Culture, James Thomas

Miscellaneous Seminars/Lectures

Black Outreach Symposium major presentation recorded on April 18, 1989, Concordia Seminary, St. Louis.

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1988-1989 Program Overview, Cedarville University Feb 1989

1988-1989 Program Overview, Cedarville University

The Staley Distinguished Christian Scholar Lecture Program

Lecture Theme: Invasion From the East: The New Age Movement

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Flyer - The Second Calvin College Symposium On Worship And Church Music Jan 1989

Flyer - The Second Calvin College Symposium On Worship And Church Music

Symposium on Worship Archive

A mailer for the 2nd Annual Symposium on Worship, which includes a schedule, list of seminars, and biographies of plenary speakers.

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Program - Lectures And Seminars Jan 1989

Program - Lectures And Seminars

Symposium on Worship Archive

As Christians from many backgrounds and denominations, we join together today to praise God. In so doing, we affirm our unity in Christ and our joy in living the Christian life. With T . S. Eliot, we affirm that the worship of God is the foundation of our lives together. In a world filled with both division and despair, today's activities stand as a testimony to God's power. We also gather together to learn and to share. As leaders of God's people, we are challenged to inspire in them the very zeal for worship and desire for community which we …

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