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The Fisk Forum, Page 3, December 12, 1989
No full textPage 3 of the Volume 18, Number 3 issue of The Fisk Forum
Miss Fisk, 1989
No full textMiss Fisk 1988-1989, Jackalynne A. Fletcher, as shown in the 1989 yearbook
The Tablet, Fall 1989
No full textThe Fall 1989 issue of the School of Medicine at Morehouse College's Tablet Newsletter. This issue features topics such as James Goodman, PhD, being inaugurated as the 2nd President, Barbara Bush receiving an Honorary Degree, and photos from the Inaugural Album. 8 pages
Aarolyn Espy, 1989
No full textAarolyn Espy, a senior English major and Spanish minor from Clarksdale, Mississippi, was the 59th "Miss Southern". Espy was a member of "Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities" and the honor society. She is also a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She reigned as Miss Southern from 1989-1990
First Attendant to Miss Fisk, 1989
No full textThe First Attendant to Miss Fisk 1989, Angela Howard, as shown in the 1989 yearbook
Yearbook Page, 1989
No full textThe Fisk Jubilee Singers pose for a picture on the steps of a building, as shown in the 1989 Yearbook
The Tablet, Winter 1989
No full textThe Winter 1989 issue of the School of Medicine at Morehouse College's Tablet Newsletter. This issue features Dr. Goodman becoming Morehouse School of Medicine's second President, Dr. Sullivan being named the 17th Health and Human Services Secretary, and John E. Maupin, Jr., DDS, MBA being named Morehouse School of Medicine Executive Vice President. In this issue, Barbara Bush is also honored and the 'President's Points' addresses the Morehouse School of Medicine Community. 8 pages
President Bronson, Edward A. McCarthy, and an Unidentified Man, January 26, 1989
No full textPresident Bronson and a representative of Saint Leo College pose for a picture with Edward McCarthy at the Champions of Higher Independent Education in Florida (CHIEF) awards ceremony
The American Baptist College Theological Journal, Spring 1989
No full textThis is the Spring 1989 Issue, Volume II of the American Baptist College Theological Journal. The purpose of the journal is to “encourage, foster and preserve the best in Christian scholarly research, including sermons and lectures, creative writings, literary criticism and book reviews.” The theme of this journal is “Focusing on Academic Excellence.” It contains respected lecturers, preachers, and writers, such as Dr. Victor McCutcheon
Sermons, Lectures, Speeches, and the Denomination Emphasis Observance, 1989
No full textThis video includes multi-events, sermons and lectures at American Baptist College (ABC). The first sermon begins at 5:04 by Rev. Brenda Brown-Groom, who is a faculty member at ABC and an associate minister at Berean Baptist Church. Her sermon is titled “Who Can Jesus Trust?” There is then a time jump to what appears to be a new day at 38:20. The second sermon featured begins at 43:51, and the pastor is Dr. Edith Kimbrough; her sermon focuses on being filled with the Holy Spirit. There appears to be another new day shown at 1:10:20. Dr. Cleveland Houser, a faculty member at ABC and a psychiatric chaplain for the Tennessee Department of Corrections, begins his sermon titled “Keep Hope Alive” at 1:17:10. We appear to jump to another day at 1:48:19, and Dr. Douglas begins his lecture focusing on “Baptist Church Structure and Its Intended Functions” at 1:51:04. At 2:48:26, a new day begins and a new event begins as well: the Denomination Emphasis Observance (1989). Odell McGlothian, the President of ABC begins his introduction speech for the event at 2:49:51. The first speaker of the day is Dr. David C. George, who is the pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church in Nashville, TN; his speech begins at 2:54:04 and he focuses on the viability of the local church. The second speaker of this day was Rev. James Turner, Sr., pastor of New Hope Baptist Church and a member of the National City District Association. A new day in the event begins at 3:58:49, and there is no sound to accompany this section of the video (3:58:49 - 4:42:24). 4:42:25 begins a different event from the day prior. At 4:42:48, a Representative of the Southern Baptist Convention, Dr. Walker, introduces one of the speakers for the day, Dr. Bennett. Dr. Bennett – someone who has done work at every level of the Southern Baptist Convention, is the President of the Executive Committee of the Southern Baptist Convention and the Chief Officer of Southern Baptist Life – speaks about the viability of state and national conventions beginning at 4:46:52. Rev. James Thomas of Jefferson Street Baptist Church, who is also President of the Missionary Baptist State Convention and a student at ABC, speaks about the convention at 5:13:04. The last speaker in this section of the video is Rev. Daniel Bender, which begins at 5:29:31. He is the pastor of First Baptist Church Gallatin, TN; the President of the Tennessee Baptist Missionary and Educational Convention of the National Baptist Convention, and Vice Chairman of the Trustee Board of ABC. There is no sound or video from 5:53:51 until the end of the video