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The New Mercersburg Review, no. 10
Digitized copy of the Autumn 1991 issue, Journal of the Mercersburg Society. Electronic PDF document. 61 pages.
The New Mercersburg Review, no. 1
Digitized copy of the Autumn 1985 issue, Journal of the Mercersburg Society. Electronic PDF document. 57 pages.
The Liturgical Question with Reference to the Provisional Liturgy of the German Reformed Church: A Report
Digital copy of report prepared by John Williamson Nevin. Electronic PDF document. 37 pages.
The Liturgical Conflict in the Reformed Church of North America: With Special Reference to Fundamental Evangelical Doctrines
Digitized copy of book by J. A. Dorner, D. D. Electronic PDF document. 28 pages.
The Listening That We Are: LGBTQ Folk, Scripture and Spiritual Formation
Over the past several decades, heated arguments over orientation and gender identity have rocked the Church. The Bible has become a weapon used against LGBTQ people. Mona's lecture examines an important question: how can marginalized people who have…
The Legacy of Philip Schaff on Race, Culture, and Slavery: Blessing or Bane?
A lecture by Dr. Lee Barrett delivered at Lancaster Theological Seminary on Saturday, August 17, 2019. Philip Schaff was one of the premier leaders of the Mercersburg theology movement of the mid-nineteenth century. That movement, lauded by one…
The Lancaster Theological Seminary of the United Church of Christ
A digitized copy of a document summarizing the state of the seminary at the start of the 1964-65 academic year, including plans for a new library. PDF document. 5 pages.
The Joy of Forgiveness
Sermon based on Psalm 32 by Associate Dean Vanessa Lovelace delivered in Santee Chapel on March 30, 2022. Digital video recording (mp4). Duration: 12 minutes, 12 seconds.
The Holy Week of Our Lives: How to Help Faith Leaders Have Conversations Around Death and Dying in Our Faith Communities
Digitized copy of a D.Min. major project by Kimberly Mae Ruth Stryjak. 124 pages.
The Gospel in the Key of Jazz
Keynote lecture by Kirk Whalum from 2012 African American Heritage Week at LTS, February 27, 2012. Digital audio recording (mp3). Duration: 57 minutes.