Beyond Control: Giving and Community

Harwick Lecture by William Green, April 23, 1998. Digital audio recording (mp3). Duration: 1 hour, 12 minutes

God's Mission is Hope in Action: Learning from Our Partners in Japan

Gregory Lecture by Jeffrey Mensendiek, delivered in the Santee Chapel, April 4, 2013. Digital audio recordings (mp3) with PDF files of notes and photos. Introduction and Q&A available as separate sound files. Duration: 56 minutes, 33 seconds

Many Streams, One River: The Fluidity of Gender

Keynote lecture from November 17, 2005, GLBT Week at LTS by Virginia Ramey Mollenkott. The lecture reflects on the mutability of gender constructs, asserting that sexuality, gender identity and orientation are not as simple to categorize as we may have previously thought. Digital audio recording (mp3). Duration: 57 minutes

Wonder, Grief, and Longing: Awakening the Adolescent Soul

Harwick Lecture by Mark Yaconelli delivered Saturday, April 15, 2011. 2 digital audio recordings (mp3). Lecture duration: 1 hour, 3 minutes, 20 seconds. Q&A duration: 13 minutes, 13 seconds

The Embodied Word: Religious Speech in the Valley of Dry Bones

Ward Lecture by Barbara Brown Taylor, November, 2, 2000. Digital audio recording (mp3). Duration: 49 minutes, 32 seconds

Before and Beyond

Baccalaureate sermon given to the graduating class of 2013 by Dr. Valerie Bridgeman in May 2013. Digital MP3 audio recording. Duration: 15 minutes, 50 seconds

Bulletin (Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in the United States (Lancaster, Pa.)), vol. 3 no. 2

Digitized copy of April 1932 issue; periodical publication of the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in the United States. This issue: "Catalogue Number 1931-1932." Electronic PDF document. 25 pages.Contents: Calendar 1932 -- Historical Sketch -- Board of Trustees -- Board of Visitors -- The Faculty -- Lecturers -- Graduates of 1931 -- Purpose -- Admissions and Examinations -- Curriculum for the B.D. Degree -- Affiliation with Franklin and Marshall College -- The Swander Lectureship -- Student Activities -- The One Hundred and Seventh Anniversary -- Expenses -- Equipment -- The Historical Society of the Reformed Church in the United States -- The Alumni

Bulletin (Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in the United States (Lancaster, Pa.)), vol. 9 no. 1

Digitized copy of January 1938 issue; periodical publication of the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in the United States. Electronic PDF document. 24 pages.Contents: Seminary News -- Appreciation -- Anniversary Sermon -- The Causes Behind Present-Day Japanese "Imperialism" / George S. Noss -- The Revival of Mystical Religion / Ralph L. Holland -- Youth and the Church / Fred D. Wentzel

The Newly Flat World of Global Christianity

Lecture by Dr. Douglas "Jake" Jacobsen, delivered in Santee Chapel on 10 November 2014. The dynamics of the world Christian movement have changed. Europe and North America no longer dominate. A common observation is that the center of Christianity has shifted from the global North to the global South, but it is more accurate to say that the Christian world has become "flat." There no longer is a global Christian center nor Christian sidelines. Christians everywhere now have the power to shape and influence Christianity around the globe. Digital video recording (mp4). Duration: 44 minutes, 10 seconds

Meet Thomas Coates

Promotional video for Lancaster Theological Seminary created June 2014. For Thomas (MDiv '13), Lancaster Seminary was a safe place of diversity, warm acceptance, spiritual growth and new beginnings. This former stage and costume designer, and educator is completing a chaplaincy at an Orlando, Florida hospital. Digital video recording (mp4). Duration: 5 minutes, 23 seconds