Audio Visual Collection: Recent submissions
Now showing items 881-900 of 1611
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The Future of Evangelical Theology
(1998-01-28) -
Question and Answer Session.
(1998-01-28) -
Confessions of a Young Evangelical Theologian
(1998-01-28) -
Reflections on Postliberalism
(1998-01-26) -
Question and Answer Session.
(1998-01-26) -
The Uneasy Convictions of Modern Evangelicalism
(1998-01-26) -
Eternal Investments
(1940)Profile of the life of a seminary student. Makes an appeal for financial support. -
The black church's role in creating solutions for African-Americans facing the 21st Century
(1996-11-06)Faculty address; The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; -
A Troubled Conscience Fifty Years Later
(1998-01-26) -
Campus Center Complex Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting
(1990-11-02) -
Interview with Findley Edge / interviewed by Julie M. Seckman
(1986-10-29)Interview conducted during The Edge Festival, "an event to honor the thought, contributions, and ministry of Findley Edge," jointly sponsored by Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and the Eastern Baptist Religious ... -
Interview of Elsie J. Ragsdale [during the WMU Training School/Carver School reunion]
(1985-08-02)Recorded on the occasion of the reunion of the WMU Training School, the Carver School of Missions and Social Work, and the Carver School of Church Social Work. Interviewer: Catherine Allen. -
Construction of Cooke Hall Expansion
(1984-06-28) -
Cooke Hall Expansion Groundbreaking
(1984-05-25) -
God’s unfinished dream : one hundred twenty-five years in review (Slide show)
(1984)Still photograph presentation with narration about the history of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary from it’s founding in 1859 to the present work of the seminary. -
President Roy L. Honeycutt’s Inaugural Address: Heritage and Hope
(1982-04-21)Ceremonies for the installation of Roy Lee Honeycutt as eighth president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and President Honeycutt’s inaugural address. -
The Carpenter’s bench
(1953)Kinescope. A combination of narration by Charles McGlon and scenes from SBTS production as shown on WAVE TV, channel 5.