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Lancaster Theological Seminary Graduating Class of 1983
A black and white photograph of the Faculty and graduates of 1983. All are dressed in academic regalia while standing on the stairs of the Lark Building.Two documents. The first is a list of all of the members of the graduating class of 1983. The second is a list of individual students with the corresponding name of their profile photograph
The Seminarian December 9, 1982
Digitized copy of a newsletter for faculty, students, and staff of the Lancaster Theological Seminary. Published by the students during the academic year. Electronic PDF document. 11 pages
The Seminarian September 23, 1982
Digitized copy of a newsletter for faculty, students, and staff of the Lancaster Theological Seminary. Published by the students during the academic year. Electronic PDF document. 5 pages
The Seminarian October 9, 1982
Digitized copy of a newsletter for faculty, students, and staff of the Lancaster Theological Seminary. Published by the students during the academic year. Electronic PDF document. 9 pages
The Seminarian October 21, 1982
Digitized copy of a newsletter for faculty, students, and staff of the Lancaster Theological Seminary. Published by the students during the academic year. Electronic PDF document. 6 pages
The Seminarian November 18, 1982
Digitized copy of a newsletter for faculty, students, and staff of the Lancaster Theological Seminary. Published by the students during the academic year. Electronic PDF document. 5 pages
The Seminarian November 4, 1982
Digitized copy of a newsletter for faculty, students, and staff of the Lancaster Theological Seminary. Published by the students during the academic year. Electronic PDF document. 11 pages
Lancaster Theological Seminary Graduating class of 1982
1 Black and white photograph of faculty and students in academic regalia standing on the steps of the Lark Building. 1 TIFF1 PDF list of students in the class of 198
Living the Christian Faith in Artistic Creations
A church pastor, his choirmaster and a graphic artist collaborate in producing a five-part cantata, "Resurrection and Redemption," and three accompanying paintings. The pastor joins biblical and theoretical reflection with the join creative activity. Seven biblical passages receive exposition. A theoretical section gives two psychological approaches, two theological approaches, one historical and one sociological. Interrelation of religion, art and ethics is explored. Give-and-take process of adjustments in text and format are detailed. Learnings for the pastor both from theory and process are cited. The conclusion commends the "gallery model" for corporate church life and witness.Digitized copy of DMin dissertation. Electronic PDF document. 85 pages
The Seminarian February 19, 1981
Digitized copy of a newsletter for faculty, students, and staff of the Lancaster Theological Seminary. Published by the students during the academic year. Electronic PDF document. 2 pages