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A Sacred Trust: The Public Role of Religious Buildings
Cook Lecture by A. Robert Jaeger, April 7, 1994. Digital audio recording (mp3). Duration: 43 minutes.
From Zurich to Lancaster and Beyond: Is There Such a Thing as Reformed Architecture?
Cook Lecture by David J. Gouwens, December 2, 1999. Digital audio recording (mp3). Duration: 1 hour, 8 minutes.
Do Not Be Conformed to this World: Queer Reading and the Task of the Preacher
Keynote lecture by Ken Stone from 2005 GLBT Week at LTS, November 17, 2005. Digital audio recording (mp3). Duration: 32 minutes.
Equal Abundance: A Womanist Theology of the Marketplace
African American Heritage Celebration Lecture by Yvette Flunder, Lancaster Theological Seminary, Santee Chapel, February 25, 2010. Digital video recording (mp4); digital audio recording (mp3) also available. Duration: 32 minutes.
Faith at the Frontier
Swander Lecture by Ronald Cole-Turner, April 10, 2008. Digital audio recording (mp3). Duration: 1 hour, 2 minutes.
Disciple, Prophet, and Mother: Glimpses of Mary in the Gospel of Luke
More Lecture by Beverly Gaventa, November, 11, 1993. Digital audio recording (mp3). Duration: 47 minutes, 33 seconds.
Faith in Search of Living Symbols
Gerhardt Lecture by Richard R. Niebuhr, October 14, 1999. Digital audio recording (mp3). Duration: 1 hour, 2 minutes.
Feminist Theo-Ethics: Queering Imagination and Action
Keynote lecture by Mary E. Hunt from 2006 GLBT Week at LTS, November 9, 2006. Digital audio recordings with PDF notes; Q&A available as separate sound file. Duration: 50 minutes.
The lecture explores issues of hierarchical dualism and proposes a…
The lecture explores issues of hierarchical dualism and proposes a…
Fiction is Truth: Novels as a Source for (Paradoxical) Theology
Ward Lecture by Carol Lakey Hess, October 22, 2009. Digital audio recording (mp3). Duration: 1 hour.
"The art of fiction tells truth because it is the truth of life that goes into making good fiction: love, hate, fear, courage, delight, sorrow,…
"The art of fiction tells truth because it is the truth of life that goes into making good fiction: love, hate, fear, courage, delight, sorrow,…
Fractured Faith/Uncommon Hope: AIDS and the Church
According to Joshua Love, AIDS challenges the very limits of human compassion and endurance. From its debut as a misunderstood killer of people on the margins to its modern incarnation as a destructive catalyst of change for millions of lives, AIDS…