Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
18404	18404 - A16: Overcoming Homiletic Fatigue	Pablo Jimenez	2/1/2014				Symposium on worship 2014
17074	Bond, The: Our Kinship with Animals, Our Call to Defend Them	Pacelle, Wayne	1/19/2012	Called The Barnyard Strategist by the New York Times, Pacelle's journey as the leader of the largest animal protection organization in the United States (over 10 million mem bers) has taken him everywhere from animal disaster-rescue operations, to meetings on Capitol Hill, to the sets of The Oprah Winfrey Show and The Ellen Degeneres Show. Pacelle will discuss the themes of his new book, The Bond, and the challenges they pres ent for audiences of faith seeking to do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God. Sponsored by the Calvin Center for Christian Scholarship in association with the CCCS "Eating as an Act of Justice" faculty and staff working group. A "Wake-up Weekend" Event.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
2980	Theological Reflections on Charismatic Movement	Packer, J. I.
3046	William Perkins: Puritan Popularizer	Packer, James I.	5/2/1996				CTS Special Lecture
2920	Reformed Spirituality	Packer, James I.	5/2/1996				CTS Special Lecture
11915	Workshop: Sermon Application	Packer, James I.
15397	Nancy Paddleford, piano: Music By and About Women	Paddleford, Nancy	3/5/2003	Guest Artist	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14198	Epiphany for a Small Planet: Christology, Astronomy, and Mutuality	Padgett, Alan	2/2/2007	Does the new picture of the vast cosmos we learn from science change our theology? What difference would alien intelligent life make to our Christology? After presenti ng a "mutuality" model for the relationship between theology and natural sciences (as developed in my 2003 book) I will explore these questions, using astrobiology and Christology as my example of mutuality. Alan Padgett, Professor of Syste matic Theology, Luther Seminary; Crosson Fellow at the Center for Philosophy of Religion at Notre Dame University, 2006-2007.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Christian Perspectives in Science Seminar Series
16700	Just Worship	Padilla deBorst, Ruth (Central America); Mikhael, Mary (Middle East); Pillay, Jerry	1/28/2011	We will listen to the cry of the prophet Isaiah, voicing God’s call to God’s people regarding the true nature of worship and the inextricable bond between our re lationship with God and our relationship with one another, and particularly with the most downtrodden among us.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Symposium on Worship, 2011
10871	Kingdom Priorities for Missionary Work	Padilla, Dr. Rene	3/6/2003
10872	El Reino de Dios, las Misiones, y la Justicia Social	Padilla, Dr. Rene	3/5/2003
10870	Kingdom Mission and Christian Missions	Padilla, Dr. Rene	3/6/2003
10869	Kingdom of God, Missions and Social Justice, The	Padilla, Dr. Rene	3/5/2003				missions emphasis
2378	Contextualization of the Gospel, The	Padilla, Rene
3484	Translating the Message, or Transplanting Hatred: The Case of Judas	Paffenroth, Kim	4/28/2001		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Seminars in Christian Scholarship
13309	Pine Rest Family Summit Plenary Session 4: Children and Youth	Page, Alan C.	3/21/1997		Technical Services : Archive/Available for Research
9975	Pine Rest Family Summit	Page, Alan C. Callahan, Sidney James, Kay Coles	3/20/1997		Technical Services : Not Available
3341	National Scene, The: Through My Eyes	Page, Clarence	1/13/1993		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1993
5134	Black Images in the Media	Page, Clarence; Gaines, Gwen	1/13/1993			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
12384	Jane Eyre	Page, Michael	11/10/2004	When Jane Eyre was first published in 1847 it created a sensation: it was, one reviewer exclaimed, a book "to make the pusle gallop and the heart beat." And most would agree that it still does. Polly Teale's adaptation, made in 1998 for the London theatre company, Shared Experience, dramatically shows why. It is more than just a transfer of the book to stage. Following the ground-breaking critical book, The Madwoman in the Attic, it presents Rochester's first wife, Bertha, as the passionate alter ego of Jane herself. The result is a powerful and original work of theatre which, through startling imagery and intense action, recreates the interior life of one o f the most beloved of all novels.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	CAS Dept. Play
16981	Antigone	Page, Michael	11/9/2011			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
15138	Tempest, The	Page, Michael	11/12/2008			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9088	Michelle Lloyd Paige	Paige, Michelle Lloyd	5/23/1998		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
2179	Korean Classis in the CRC, A	Pak, Alexander	11/3/1988				CTS Lecture
2379	Luis Palau Crusade, 1994	Palau, Luis	4/12/1994				CTS Special Lecture
14140	Choosing Global Songs for Christian Worship in Multiethnic Settings	Palavicini, Roy	1/26/2007	The 21st century is characterized by people moving and mixing all over the world, trying to fit into new communities that are varied and diverse. That reality is pushing the church to be multiethnic like the church of the 1st century. We'll explore how to plan worship that is inclusive, allowing everyone to feel welcome by including musical gifts from their culture and worship “back home” in their new church home .	None : Not Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2007
2857	Spirituality for Public Life, A	Palmer
11916	Preaching Interview	Palmer, Earl			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3143	Personal Journey, A (seminar 1)	Palmer, Ed F.	3/9/2000				Conference on Expository Preaching
3144	Case for Expositiory Preaching (seminar 2)	Palmer, Ed F.	3/9/2000				Conference on Expository Preaching
14588	Karate Chops, Geishas, Nerds, & the Asian Invasion: Reflections of a 'Corean' Adopted American	Palmer, John		John D. Palmer, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor at Colgate University in the Department of Educational Studies. He earned his MA in Korean Studies from Yonsei University, G raduate School of International Studies in Seoul, Korea and his Ph.D. in Educational Planning and Leadership Studies from The University of Iowa. He is currently working with the University of Hawaii Press to publish his book on the identity journeys of K orean adult adoptees.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	From Every Nation Symp on Race, 2008
14587	Challenging the Myth of the Model Minority	Palmer, John	3/5/2008	John D. Palmer, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor at Colgate University in the Department of Educational Studies. He earned his MA in Korean Studies from Yonsei University, G raduate School of International Studies in Seoul, Korea and his Ph.D. in Educational Planning and Leadership Studies from The University of Iowa. He is currently working with the University of Hawaii Press to publish his book on the identity journeys of K orean adult adoptees.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	From Every Nation Symp on Race, 2008
16357	Shadow of My Hand on the Paper: Writing and Living a Life, The	Palmer, Parker	4/17/2010	May Sarton's poem, "Now I Become Myself," offers a vivid image of the hand that writes, shadowing the shape of the writer's life. Whether we write with pen and pap er or at a keyboard, we start with a blank page and fill it with words—just as we fill space and time with our lives. But are time, space, and blank pages really empty? Do we invent our writing and our living? Or do we discover hidden realities with every word and act? Parker Palmer describes how writing is, for him, discovery and invention, just as living is—done in fear and trembling, faith and hope.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
16343	Vocation, On	Palmer, Parker	4/16/2010	Parker Palmer reflects on identity, belonging, and finding our God-destined place in the world. Turning to the metaphor of pilgrimage rather than pursuit, he suggests that k nowing our weaknesses as well as our strengths may help us live as our true selves. After a brief interview conducted by Darlene Meyering, Palmer answers questions from attendees on the topic of vocation.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Faculty Fall Conference
3339	Courage to Teach, The: On the Recovery of Community in Higher Education	Palmer, Parker	1/11/1993		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1993
10735	Eating Disorders: How to Help	Palombi, Barbara; Wolthuis, Randy	5/10/2002	#221 Have you ever known someone with an eating disorder? It's such a mysterious and personal problem, you may not have known what to do. But if you're close to the person, leaving her alone may not seem like an option. Maybe you wonder if it's truly an eating disorder? Guests Barbara Palombi of the Grand Valley State University Counseling & Career Center and Randy Wolthuis of the Calvin College Broene Counseling Center describe signs to look for, ways to help, and what NOT to try.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
14325	Back to God Hour, The	Palos Heights, IL	7/15/2007	A production of The Back to God Hour. A broadcast ministry of the Christian Reformed Church.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
2380	Christian Faith in Indonesia, The: Issues and Opportunities	Pamundji, Peter	5/10/1994				CTS Special Lecture
14594	Misconceptions of Islam	Panel	2/25/2008	A panel of local Grand Rapids Muslims will answer questions and discuss any questions you may have concerning Islam. Special Middle Eastern snacks and Calvin coffee will awa it you. Sponsored by the SAO, Middle East Club, and History Department.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
12283	All Seminary Conference	Panel	9/10/2004
10912	Staff Ministry Forum	Panel	4/24/2003	Tape 1-1:06:44 Tape 2-0:42:35
3148	Issues Facing the CRC Synod 2000	Panel	5/4/2000				Calvin Theological Seminary
2527	Jesus Wants Me - For a Sunbeam? Creative Children's Worship	Panel					Symposium on Worship, 1992
15989	Prelude 4	Panel				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Prelude
5202	Passages in the Pastorate	Panel Discussion	6/3/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5170	Christian and Social Responsibility, The	Panel Discussion	6/3/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5165	Church Disipline	Panel Discussion	6/2/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5156	Challenges of Islam, The	Panel Discussion			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5157	Critiques of Case Histories	Panel Discussion			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
11917	Plenery and Breakout Speakers October 3, 2003	Panel Discussion
11918	Plenary and Breakout Speakers	Panel Discussion			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2108	Changing Face of The CRC, The	Panel Discussion Student/Faculty	10/4/1994	Panel Discussion Student/Faculty			CTS Student Retreat
2528	Let's Talk: An Evangelist and a Liturgist Meet	Panel: Worship Symposium					Symposium on Worship, 1992
3094	Questions from the Floor. Session III: Religious Liberty & Pluralism	Panel: Dulles, Rev. Avery	10/31/1998
2381	Celebration, Community and Change	Pannell, William
5799	Black and White: Friend or Enemy	Pannell, William	1/10/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interim Lecture Series, 1983
4366	Black and White: Friend or Enemy?	Pannell, William	1/10/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Interim Lecture Series, 1983
2382	Celebration in the City	Pannell, William
54	Task of Christian Eschatology, The	Pannenberg, Wolfhart	3/5/2001	An exploration of the return of Jesus Christ, the resurrection of the body, the final judgment, and everlasting life in the kingdom of God, with an eye on both personal and social implications of these realities.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
11919	Who will lead us; Be Sure To Pray For Yourself	Pardue, David Austin			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14622	Hell Hath No Torment...for Sex Research by a Woman of Faith	Pardun, Carol	3/26/2008	Dr. Carol Pardun, Director of the School of Journalism, Middle Tennessee SU. How a scholar of communications and member of Nashville CRC conducted a 5-year federally-fun ded research project on early adolescents' sexual behavior.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Sexuality Series
16978	End of Sexual Identity, The	Paris, Jenell Williams	11/9/2011	Jenell Williams Paris spoke on the topic of her new book, "The End of Sexual Identity: Why Sex is Too Important to Define Who We Are." Andy Crouch, author of Cultu re Making, says: "This is a singularly important book about sexuality, but also about culture, and it is a model of charity, clarity and creativity. While this is certainly not the last word on Christian sexual ethics, it could be the first word of a better and more honest conversation about holiness and faithfulness amidst our age's sexual confusion." Jenell Williams Paris is professor of anthropology and sociology at Messiah College in Grantham, PA. She teaches, writes, and speaks on issue s of sexuality and gender in Christian perspective. Jenell has published many articles and books, including Urban Disciples: A Beginner's Guide to Serving God in the City and Birth Control for Christians: Making Wise Choices.			Sexuality Series
16979	Truth About Sex, The	Paris, Jenell Williams	11/9/2011	Jenell Williams Paris examines some powerful cultural myths about sex, and how they lead to distorted expectations for marriage and intimacy. Jenell Williams Paris is pr ofessor of anthropology and sociology at Messiah College in Grantham, PA. She teaches, writes, and speaks on issues of sexuality and gender in Christian perspective. Jenell has published many articles and books, including "Urban Disciples: A Beginner 's Guide to Serving God in the City" and "Birth Control for Christians: Making Wise Choices."	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Sexuality Series
17083	Why the Korean Peninsula?	Park, John S.	3/15/2011	John S. Park is a scholar in Christian ethics and 18th and 19th century German theology. He received advanced degrees from Fuller and Princeton Theological Seminaries and al so received a doctoral degree from Claremont Graduate University. Since 1997 he has taught theology and Christian ethics at Azusa Pacific University in California. He also worked as the Asian Program Director at the school. Currently, as special advisor t o the president of the university, he travels extensively to Asia to promote Christian higher education as an integral part of being a responsible citizen of God's kingdom in the 21st century. Dr. Park will discuss the tensions on the Korean peninsula bet ween North and South Korea and the implications for the global community.			Hubers Asian Studies Program Korean Lectureship
11974	One Child's Faith	Park, Linda Sue	4/23/2004	Raised a Presbyterian in a devout Midwestern household of Korean immigrant parents, married to the Dublin-born son of Northern Irish Catholics, Park discusses how her chi ldhood faith affects her life and work today, and how she came to the realization that her true faith lay in the universal power of story.	None : Not Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2004
17011	Melodious Prayers	Parker, Alice	1/26/2012	A vespers service.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2012
8467	Edward Parmentier, Harpsichord	Parmentier, Edward	10/2/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8468	Edward Parmentier, Harpsichord	Parmentier, Edward	10/2/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15553	Gilmore 2006	Parmeski, Natasha, piano		Irving S. Gilmore International Keyboard Festival	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Irving S. Gilmore International Keyboard Festival
16320	Selling Out or Looking Up: Writing in and for a Christian Market	Parrish, Christa	4/16/2010	Critics of the Christian fiction sub-genre have for years lamented certain aspects of the Christian book industry, yet talented authors continue to write and publish specifi cally for this market. Christa Parrish discusses some of the artistic frustrations and limitations she's encountered within her own writing journey, while also exploring the idea that Christian fiction isn't necessarily "selling out" but "l ooking up."	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
16356	Fair and Faithful: Covering and Shaping Conversations About Religion	Parrish, Christa; Stafford, Tim; Green, Jennifer	4/17/2010	Religion and reportage—how does personal belief inform writing about matters of faith? Are objectivity and worldview compatible? Three writers discuss the challenges t hat they have encountered in their journalistic coverage of religion.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
2278	Young People Break Free from Depression	Parrott, Les					Group's International Kidstitute
2277	What You Need to Know About Teen Suicide	Parrott, Les					Group's International Kidstitute
5800	Installation at Calvary CRC in Seattle Washington	Pars, Garrett D.	3/1/1968		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2922	Role of Reason in calvin's Theological Anthropology	Partee, Charles B.	5/4/1983				Calvin Colloquium
15614	Karianne N. Pasma, soprano	Pasma, Karianne Hoisington, Linda, piano	4/21/2007	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
15549	Karianne N. Pasma, soprano; Geoffry J. VanLeeuwen, baritone	Pasma, Karianne Hoisington,Linda, piano Van Leeuwen, Geoffry Bays, Jan, piano	4/8/2006	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
14513	Redeeming the Time: Homiletic Theology for a Pilgrim People	Pasquarello II, Michael	1/25/2008	This workshop will focus on the formative power of the Lectionary when it is read within the theological narrative of the Christian year: the story of salvation. Rather than discussing the use of the Lectionary as an end in itself, or in the abstract, we will think of preaching as a means of leading and forming a pilgrim people across time on their journey to the City of God.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
14480	We Speak Because We Have Been Spoken: A "Grammar" of the Preaching Life	Pasquarello II, Michael; Hoezee, Scott	1/24/2008	[incomplete recording] Despite the increased interest in spirituality, little attention has been given to the spiritual and moral formation of the preacher by the church dur ing modernity. This workshop is for preachers who know that the vocation of preacher cannot be reduced to a theologically neutral or technical means of communication, but requires that the person and work of the preacher be conformed to the "Word mad e flesh", God’s self-communication who is the source and goal of all human speakers and speaking. We will look at the wisdom of Scripture and historical exemplars from the Christian tradition to help us better understand the "grammar of th e preaching life."	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
2383	Seeking the Shalom of the City	Pasquariello, Ronald D.
18600	LOFT April 6, 2014	Paster Marry	4/6/2014			Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	LOFT (Living Our Faith Together)
18424	LOFT	Paster Marry	1/26/2014			Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	LOFT (Living Our Faith Together)
18677	LOFT	Paster Mary	5/18/2014			Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	LOFT (Living Our Faith Together)
18680	LOFT May 11, 2014	Paster Mary	5/11/2014			Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	LOFT (Living Our Faith Together)
14642	Creation in the Saint John's Bible: Text, Art and Theology	Patella, Michael	4/18/2008	Genesis witnesses the most well-known of the biblical creation stories, but God's creative act surfaces in other books of the Bible as well. What connects them all is his di vine love for his creation. Patella explains how the Saint John's Bible, through the interplay of text and art, demonstrates the theological relationship between scripture's different creation stories.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2008
14698	Faith in Oneself: The Writer Versus Hollywood	Paterson, David	4/19/2008	Paterson, a screenwriter and film producer, talks about the various obstacles and rejections that screenwriters experience, ways in which they can promote their original mat erial, and the challenges of interpreting or adapting other authors' work.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2008
14686	Bridges to Terabithia	Paterson, David; Paterson, Katherine	4/19/2008	Filmmakers who bring treasured novels to the screen often encounter the challenge of meeting the high expectations of viewers. The novelist and screenwriter of Bridge to Ter abithia talk about the long but rewarding process of adapting the novel for the screen.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2008
4367	Lecture and Questions	Paterson, Katherine	11/14/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3335	From Story to Stories	Paterson, Katherine	1/25/1994		Heritage Hall : No Restriction	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1994
14737	Stories of Beauty	Paterson, Katherine	4/19/2008	Katherine Paterson's international fame rests not only on her widely acclaimed novels but also on her efforts to promote literacy in the United States and abroad. A two-time winner of both the Newbery Medal and the National Book Award, she is also the recipient of the 2006 Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award and the 1998 Hans Christian Andersen Medal. She was recently given the Governor's Award for Excellence in the Arts by her h ome state of Vermont. Her novels include Bridge to Terabithia (1987), Jacob Have I Loved (1990), and Bread and Roses Too (2006). Paterson lives in Barre, Vermont, with her husband.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2008
257	Image and Imagination	Paterson, Katherine	4/3/1998		Heritage Hall : No Restriction	Bookstore (college) : No Restriction	Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
12000	Making Meaning	Paterson, Katherine	4/23/2004		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2004
11957	Katherine Paterson: A Conversation with Linda Sue Park	Paterson, Katherine	4/22/2004		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2004
256	At Work in the Arena of Children's Literature	Paterson, Katherine; Napoli, Donna; Smothers, Ethel; Roberts, Laura; Ladwig, Tim	4/3/1998		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
260	On Jip: His Story	Paterson, Kathleen; Buckley, Virginia	4/4/1998		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
16962	Race, Poverty, and "Choice" Politics	Patillo, Mary	11/2/2011	The department of sociology and social work presents Dr. Mary Pattillo, Harold Washington Professor of Sociology and African American Studies at Northwestern University in C hicago, who will lecture on “Race, Poverty and ‘Choice’ Policies” in the Commons Lecture Hall. ‘Choice’ has become the buzz word across the policy spectrum, and especially in housing, schools, and health care. Richar d Thaler and Cass Sunstein’s book Nudge lays out a case for “nudging” people toward choices that are in their best interest, but does not address inequalities that inevitably arise when relying on a choice framework. This talk questions the assumptions, ideology and philosophy that undergirds ‘choice,’ and presents preliminary data from two small qualitative studies – one on parents ‘choosing’ high schools for their children and the other on individuals usin g a Housing Choice Voucher to search for an apartment. Findings show that 1) many on the receiving end of these policies aren’t even aware that they have a choice, 2) there are socioeconomic differences in who chooses, racial inequalities are not ov ercome by such policies, and 3) there is a misalignment in what policy makers and the targets of these policies deem important. Professor Pattillo's areas of interest include race and ethnicity (specifically the black middle class), urban sociology , and qualitative methods. Professor Pattillo uses the city of Chicago as her laboratory and strives to be an expert in Chicago history, politics, and social life. In her book, Black Picket Fences: Privilege and Peril Among the Black Middle Class (Univers ity of Chicago Press, 1999), Pattillo investigates the economic, spatial, and cultural forces that affect child-rearing and youth socialization in a black middle class neighborhood on Chicago's South Side. Black Picket Fences won the Oliver Cromwell Cox B est Book Award from the American Sociological Association.She is also author of Black on the Block: The Politics of Race and Class in the City and Imprisoning America: The Social Effects of Mass Incarceration. Current research projects include a study of how parents negotiate school choice and how families make housing choices in Chicago. Pattillo is also a member of the MacArthur Foundation-funded Research Network on How Housing Matters for Families and Children.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
15344	Bio-Psycho Social Model of Health Care: Weighed in the Balance and Found Wanting, The	Patrick, John			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Veritas 2000
5801	Poetry of John Donne	Patrides, C.A.	9/22/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
4369	Acropolis of Athens, The	Patrides, C.A.	11/12/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
13055	People are Dying: The Politics of AIDS in Africa	Patterson, Amy	4/13/2005		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Guest Lecturer
10758	AIDS in Africa	Patterson, Amy		#322 AIDS IN AFRICA Why is it that the less we are at risk for a disease, the less we’re interested in it? We’re fortunate to even have the choice. In countri es where poverty and AIDS mix, the choices are few. Amy Patterson of the Calvin College department of political science, who studies African development and the politics of AIDS, gives a picture of the people trying to avoid AIDS in Africa.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
3766	Laughing at or With God	Patterson, Ben	6/4/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
3769	Partner, Not a Yes-Man, A	Patterson, Ben	6/5/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
3761	Journey on a Promise	Patterson, Ben	6/3/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5206	Laughing At or With God	Patterson, Ben	6/4/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5203	Journey on a Promise	Patterson, Ben	6/3/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5211	Partner, Not a Yes-man, A	Patterson, Ben	6/5/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
12725	My People are Dying: The Politics of AIDS in Africa	Patterson, Dr. Amy	4/13/2005			Audio-Visual (college) : Available with permission.
16402	Chinese Attempt to Dominate Korea in the Late 1800's, The	Patterson, Dr. Wayne	3/30/2010
8753	Extending the Reformed Faith in Church and the World	Patterson, Sam			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
8747	Reviving the Reformed Faith	Patterson, Sam			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
2384	Extending the Reformed Faith in Church and the World	Patterson, Sam					Minister's Institute
2279	Reviving the Reformed Faith	Patterson, Sam					Ministers' Institute
4013	Word and Minorities, The	Patterson, Virgil	5/19/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Federation of CR Men's Societies Convention
16401	Beginnings of Korean Immigration to the United States, The	Patterson, Wayne	3/29/2010
16943	School & Housing Choice Programs	Pattillo, Mary		IC1207 The new wave of government voucher programs aims to correct segregation that happens all too often; the privileged move away from under-resourced public schooling or housing, leaving the rest wondering what their options are. Mary Pattillo, professor of sociology and African American Studies at Northwestern University, describes what hundreds of interviews in Chicago reveal about what works and what doesn’t w ith these programs. Shirley Hoogstra hosts		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
11476	Homosexuality (2 tapes)	Pattison, E. Mansell	4/15/1983	Tape 1-1:28:46 Tape 2-1:30:08
1740	Shame of Joy and Tears, The	Patton, John	4/20/1996				Praise and Lament Conference
11784	Pastoral Care and Shame	Patton, John
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
1858	Pastoral Care and Shame	Patton, John	4/20/1996				Praise and Lament Conference
17441	Songfest	Paul Ryan and a student worship team	3/5/2010	Video of daily chapel services at Calvin College.		Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
18672	Spirituality in films: not likely	Paul Schrader	9/15/2004			Audio-Visual (college) : Archive/Available for Research	Geneva Lecture Series
13595	Can There Be A ‘Christian Politics' Today?	Paul, Garrett	11/10/2005	Dr. Garrett Paul is co-author of "The Emphatic Christian Center: Reforming Christian Political Practice" and is currently a professor of religion at Gustavus Adolp hous College.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Henry Institute
13582	Nigeria, I Love You	Paul, Panam Percy and Friends			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16497	Entrada Graduation Ceremony	Paul, Tasha Booker, Rhae-Ann	7/16/2010			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11534	1963 March on Washington	Pauley, Garth		#411 1963 MARCH ON WASHINGTON The March for Jobs and Freedom in 1963 was the biggest March on Washington up to that point--a dream that came true only through much planni ng, hard work, and compromise. Was the compromise worth the achievement? Civil rights rhetoric scholar Garth Pauley from Calvin's Communication Arts & Sciences department tells host Karen Saupe how this momentous event was accomplished and how the dif ferent planners measured its success.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
13640	Writing Sermons in an Oral Style	Pauley, Garth	1/27/2006	C15 The rhetorician James A. Winans once wrote, "A speech is not merely an essay standing on its hind legs." Yet many speakers, including preachers, write their me ssages in a style better suited for reading rather than hearing. To be an effective oral communicator, one must learn to write for the ear, not the eye.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2006
17764	Rituals of Democracy: Inaugural Addresses in American History	Pauley, Garth	1/18/2013	Pauley is a professor of Communication Arts and Sciences at Calvin College and teaches American oratory. He specializes in the area of the rhetoric of the American civil ri ghts movement, American political rhetoric on civil rights issues, and colonial era American sermons. Pauley earned his Ph.D. from Penn State and is a past recipient of a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Communic ation Association's Karl Wallace Memorial Award. He will speak to our audience on the topic of presidential speeches just days prior to the 2013 Presidential Inauguration.			January Series, 2013
5802	Developments in Science over the Years	Pauling, Linus	11/29/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
3379	Innumeracy: Mathematical Illiteracy and its Consequences	Paulos, John Allen	1/17/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1990
3047	Church of South India, The	Paulraj, R.	10/24/1991				CTS Special Lecture
16031	Osterhaven Lecture Series: Nicene Christology and Woman Wisdom	Pauw, Amy	3/26/2008		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16029	Osterhaven Lecture Series: Qohelet's Word to the Missional Church	Pauw, Amy	3/25/2008		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16030	Osterhaven Lecture Series: A Natural Theology of Revelation	Pauw, Amy	3/25/2008		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4371	Power to Be One	Pauw, Jane Plantinga	2/4/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Committee for Women in the CRC
11525	Substance Abuse: the Whole Story	Paxton, Bill; Poussaint, Alvin	9/18/2003	#402 SUBSTANCE ABUSE: THE WHOLE STORY Why do people find it so difficult to walk away from destructive habits? Bill Paxton of Pathfinder Resources and Alvin Poussaint of Harvard Medical School (author of Lay My Burden Down: Unraveling Suicide and the Mental Health Crisis among African Americans) talk about myths, realities, and sources of addiction.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
10395	Typing by Candlelight on the Ganges	Payne, Peggy	4/19/2002	Peggy Payne speaks of her search for God and a book plot in a riot-torn Hindu holy city. Payne discusses the genesis of her book, "Sister India."	Bookstore (college) : No Restriction	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2002
1990	That They May Be One (on the 500th Anniversary of the birth of Bucer)	Payton, James	11/7/1991				CTS Special Lecture
69	Contemporary Christian Music at the Crossroads: A New Model	Peacock, Charlie	4/1/2000		Bookstore (college) : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
3252	Challenge of Biology to Theology, The	Peacocke, Arthur	4/16/1999	The seminars seek to promote high quality scholarship that reflects a Christian perspective and to encourage Christian scholars to examine critical and cutting-edge topics i n their disciplines. Many theologians have yet to realize and benefit from the transformed relationship between science and religion, and this is what we shall explore in our discussions.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Theology and the New Physics Conference
8560	Byron Pearson, Trumpet; Dennis Horton, Trumpet; Carol Teti, Organ, 1 of 2	Pearson, Byron; Horton, Dennis; Teti, Carol	11/6/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8561	Byron Pearson, Trumpet; Dennis Horton, Trumpet; Carol Teti, Organ, 2 of 2	Pearson, Byron; Horton, Dennis; Teti, Carol	11/6/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
12096	Before Virtue: Alasdair MacIntyre and Natural Law	Pearson, Thomas D.	5/15/2004	On tape A12081 with one other title	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Written on the Heart: The Tradition of Natural Law
12602	I Know, It's Only Rock and Roll, But God Likes It, Likes It, Yes He Does, Doesn't He?	Pedulla, Albert	4/1/2005	Not only is there a theological rationale for Christians to engage in the arts and music, but there is a Biblical mandate. In this session Pedulla invites participants to co nsider the innate human need for symbols, stories and the arts by exploring a basic theology of the arts and how the scriptures show us that we need art not only to be whole, but to understand the fullness of God's character. Participants will also listen to a couple great rock and roll tunes that might have something to say to us (and that Pedulla thinks God might like).	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2005
9895	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder			Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9894	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder			Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9881	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder	5/11/1966		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9857	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder	1/10/1964		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9897	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder			Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9880	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder	4/20/1966		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9870	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder	2/2/1966		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9859	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder (10-6-65); Vila, David (10-11-65)	10/6/1965		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9868	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder (1-12-66); Pekelder (3-9-66)	1/12/1966		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9867	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder (1-12-66); Pekelder (3-9-66)	1/12/1966		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9861	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder (11-3-65); Bratt (11-1-65)	11/3/1965		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9863	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder (12-1-65); Kreuzer (12-13-65)	12/1/1965		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9874	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder (2-16-66; 3-16-66)	2/16/1966		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9875	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder (2-16-66; 3-16-66)	2/16/1966		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9872	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder (2-9-66; 3-2-66)	2/9/1966		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
9879	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder (4-13-66; 5-4-66)	4/13/1966		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
4221	Generation Gap, The	Pekelder, Bernard			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4401	My Name is Judas	Pekelder, Bernard	3/15/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4400	My Name is Peter	Pekelder, Bernard	3/14/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4392	Why Chapel Services at Calvin	Pekelder, Bernard	9/15/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4399	Discovering God's Treasure	Pekelder, Bernard	2/23/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
5804	London Grace	Pekelder, Bernard	5/15/1973		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4397	Caesar's Book and the Lamb's Book	Pekelder, Bernard	12/7/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4396	On Understanding Each Other	Pekelder, Bernard	11/17/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
5803	Lent Service - Chambers Singers	Pekelder, Bernard	4/18/1973		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
5809	Why attend Chapel Services?	Pekelder, Bernard			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
3470	Fog Goes to Chapel	Pekelder, Bernard		Chapel talks based on the fictional character "Fog," compiled into a book
5807	Cry in the Darkness, The	Pekelder, Bernard	4/16/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4395	Realistic Idealist, The	Pekelder, Bernard	11/1/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4394	Crumbs	Pekelder, Bernard	10/26/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4415	Day that Grace Reigns, The	Pekelder, Bernard	10/31/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4393	Unity in Diversity	Pekelder, Bernard	10/6/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
5806	No Doubt?	Pekelder, Bernard	3/22/1974		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
5805	Advent	Pekelder, Bernard	11/28/1973		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
5808	Bless this Mess	Pekelder, Bernard	4/19/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
4417	Why Waste Perfume on Jesus?	Pekelder, Bernard	2/20/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4398	Pat on the Back, A	Pekelder, Bernard	2/3/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4402	My Name is Unknown	Pekelder, Bernard	3/16/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4419	Jesus or Barabbas?	Pekelder, Bernard	3/21/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4414	Where are the Mountains	Pekelder, Bernard	9/14/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4413	Wormwood	Pekelder, Bernard	5/11/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4418	Shall I Not Drink the Cup	Pekelder, Bernard	3/5/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4412	It Is Finished	Pekelder, Bernard	4/13/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4411	Fig Leaves	Pekelder, Bernard	3/20/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4410	Offended at Christmas	Pekelder, Bernard	12/6/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4409	Gut Theology	Pekelder, Bernard	10/27/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4416	U-turns	Pekelder, Bernard	11/29/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4404	Testing our Talents	Pekelder, Bernard	4/18/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4408	Postponing Discipleship	Pekelder, Bernard	10/3/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4403	My Name is Thomas	Pekelder, Bernard	3/17/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4407	Rainbows and God	Pekelder, Bernard	9/15/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4405	Closing Prayer, A	Pekelder, Bernard	5/9/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4406	Sermon	Pekelder, Bernard E.	6/25/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermon
5586	Calvin College Commencement, 1985	Pekelder, Bernard E.				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Commencement (College)
3661	Expectations	Pekelder, Bernard E.	5/25/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Commencement
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
9886	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder; Bratt			Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9898	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder; Bratt			Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9889	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder; Minnema; Otten			Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9890	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Pekelder; Vila, David			Heritage Hall : No Restriction
1932	How to Respond When the Accused is a Colleague Calvin College	Pekich, Barbara		From the "Making Congregations Safe Places" conference at Calvin College, 1994.			Making Congregations Safe Places
3480	On the Mountain of the Tao-Wind: An Experiment in Chinese Christian Theology	Pelphrey, Brendan	4/27/2001		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Seminars in Christian Scholarship
9977	Amy Pennington, viola	Pennington, Amy Redmond, Joan, piano	4/17/1997	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4420	Schelling and Hegel	Pereboom, Derk	12/15/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Seminar
10888	DENISON WITMER & DON PERIS	Peris, Don; Witmer, Denison	3/29/2003	Don Peris is the guitar player and writer for The Innocence Mission and whose latest solo release Ten Silver Slide Trombones is released on Umbrella Day Records. Denison Wit mer is a singer/songwriter whose most recent record is Philadelphia Songs on Burnt Toast Vinyl.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2003
18364	Love is the Final Fight: The Life and Legacy of John M. Perkins	Perkins, Dr. John M.	1/20/2014			Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	January Series, 2014
2385	Going to Samaria	Perkins, John
5812	Evening Lecture	Perkins, John	2/22/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
4423	Christian Alternatives to Violence: Wealth and Poverty in Kingdom Perspective	Perkins, John			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Elders Seminar
5811	Luncheon Lecture	Perkins, John	2/22/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5810	How Can Christians Help the Poor?	Perkins, John	11/16/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture Council Series
17957	Leadership with John Perkins	Perkins, John	3/8/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
14874	True Community Development	Perkins, John		#921		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
2858	Urban Church & the Urban Poor, The	Perkins, John					S.C.U.P.E. 1978
4422	Sharing About His Life	Perkins, John	7/23/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Fishermen Communities' Day
4421	Testimony of a Black Christian in Mississippi	Perkins, John	2/23/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
15185	Road Map for Life, A	Perkins, John M.	5/24/2003		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Commencement (College)
10926	Calvin College Commencement, 2003	Perkins, John M.	5/24/2003	Address entitled "A Road Map for Life," by John M. Perkins, President of the John M. Perkins Foundation for Reconciliation and Development. Distinguished Alumni Aw ards to Robert P. Swierenga and Paul A. Vanden Bout.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Commencement (College)
15197	Now that We have a Black President, Racism is Over Right?	Perkins, John Metzger, Paul	3/2/2009			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
18572	It's Just Fiction: Reading and Writing About Race, Culture, and Power	Perkins, Mitali	4/12/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
2923	Sovereignity of an Active God, The	Perkins, Perry
17907	SING - Debra Perry, Calvin Alumnae & Student Worship Team	Perry, Debra	2/15/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
2280	Church Community and Renewal, The	Perry, John	10/28/1985
16303	Life as a Bumbling Agnostic	Perry, Michael	4/15/2010	What parts do uncertainty, humility, love, and stubbornness play in the process of rejecting the faith of your childhood while simultaneously honoring the faith of those who raised you? This session offers a heartfelt and humorous discussion with a former fundamentalist Christian who currently describes himself as "not lookin' for trouble . . . just lookin'."	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
188	Morality, Religion, Politics	Perry, Michael	5/29/1999	The seminars seek to promote high quality scholarship that reflects a Christian perspective and to encourage Christian scholars to examine critical and cutting-edge topics i n their disciplines. Throughout these discussions, we will reflect on the nature of justice and attend to its biblical 'contours.'	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Political Thought After Liberalism Conference
12431	Life and Times of Agnus Persanaire	Persanaire, Agnus	2/20/1991			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
12419	Life and Times of Agnus Personaire, The	Persanaire, The	2/20/1991			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
13817	Introduction to Big Brother and Big Sister Program	Persenaire, Bob			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16262	Streams in the Desert: Nigeria to Niger	Persenaire-Hogeterp, Henry and Ardell		Nigeria to Niger		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
18651	"The Uniqueness of Christ in Apologetics"	Peter Kreeff	9/20/1997			Audio-Visual (college) : Archive/Available for Research	Geneva Lecuture Series
18662	The Uniqueness of Christ in apolgetics	Peter Kreeft	9/20/1997			Audio-Visual (college) : Archive/Available for Research	Geneva Lecture Series
18661	Can society survive moral relativism?	Peter Kreeft	9/19/1997			Audio-Visual (college) : Archive/Available for Research	geneva Lecture Series
18656	what christians can learn from Buddha, mohammed, and moses	Peter Kreeft	9/19/1997			Audio-Visual (college) : Archive/Available for Research	Geneva Lecture Series
6323	Confident Living; Guarded By God	Peter Van Elderen; Clarence Boomsma	1/17/1988	Two services 1) AM - "Confident Living" (Up to 46:05) 2) PM - "Guarded By God" (Starts from 46:05)	Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Plymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church
8889	S.A.A. "Play School", Sunday, June 23	Peter W.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Spiritual Awakenings
18576	Unlost souls: From Memory to the Page	Peter, Orner	4/12/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
4716	Christians in Business	Peters, Mark; Roels, Shirley	11/18/1999			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
3221	How the Book Gets to the Reader	Petersen, William; Vondiziano, Ina; Stein, Dawn; VanderZicht, Sandra	4/12/1996		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1996
11880	Engaging With God: Thinking Worship from a Biblical-Theological Perspective	Peterson, David	1/29/2004	Many of our discussions about worship are focused on the form and content of church services, without reference to the wider perspective of Scripture. In practice we narrow our definition of worship to prayer and praise and forget about the big picture: the fulfillment of Old Testament ideals in the person and work of Christ, making it possible for us to serve and honor God in the context of everyday life. In effect, the gos pel is all about right worship! To get the most out of this seminar, you are encouraged to read/bring his book Engaging with God: A Biblical Theology of Worship (IVP, 2002).	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2004
10814	Engaging with God (A7)	Peterson, David	1/10/2003	(This event was cancelled) Based on his book, "Engaging with God: A Biblical Theology of Worship," Peterson will examine the New Testament’s claim that Je sus fulfills the Old Testament ideals of worship and makes it possible for us to relate to God in a new way.	None : Not Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2003
13540	Spiritual Malnourishment	Peterson, Eugene		#618 SPIRITUAL MALNOURISHMENT Originally broadcast April 9, 2006 Why is it that many who know the Bible best seem more interested in using it to bash others than in letti ng it transform their own lives? January Series guest Eugene Peterson, most recently author of Eat This Book, describes for guest host June Hamersma the lack of growth he witnessed in parishioners that inspired him to translate the Bible into everyday lan guage (The Message).		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
13617	Eat This Book	Peterson, Eugene	1/24/2006	Peterson, now retired, was for many years James M. Houston Professor of Spiritual Theology at Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia. He also served as founding pasto r of Christ Our King Presbyterian Church in Bel Air, Maryland. In addition to his widely acclaimed paraphrase of the New Testament, "The Message," he has written many other books. His most recent book is entitled, "Christ Plays in Ten Thous and Places", a conversation in spiritual theology. Listen to audio at: www.calvin.edu/january/2006/	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2006
13958	Q&A with Eugene Peterson	Peterson, Eugene	1/25/2006		None : Not Available for sale.
16321	Poet and Pastor on Patmos	Peterson, Eugene	4/16/2010		Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
16302	Interview, An	Peterson, Eugene	4/15/2010	Eugene Peterson is a prolific author in a variety of writing styles: sermons, memoir, ministry reflections, theology, and biblical translation/paraphrase. In this interview, Scott Hoezee asks him to reflect on his writing across these many different forms and to provide suggestions for writers who seek likewise to prove themselves nimble in a variety of literary formats.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
7805	Should We Change Our Genes?	Peterson, James	1/17/2002		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 2002
15580	Honor Band Festival	Peterson, Stephen, guest conductor Calvin Band Engle, Tiffany, conductor High School Honor Band	10/24/2006	Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14597	Standing to Forgive, The	Pettigrove, Glen A.	2/26/2008	Dr. Pettigrove is a Lecturer at the Massey University School of History, Philosophy and Classics in New Zealand. He completed his doctorate at the University of California, Riverside, and his M.Div. at Gordon-Conwell Seminary. His areas of specialization are in Ethics and Social & Political Philosophy. In his writing, he has explored the ethics of forgiveness. He is interested in the recent extension of the language of a pology and forgiveness from interpersonal contexts to relations between collective agents. Calls for nations and corporations to apologize and make reparations for decades-old, sometimes centuries-old deeds reveal interesting changes in contemporary under standings both of legitimate political action and of moral responsibility more generally. Dr. Pettigrove believes that the broad implications of these changes for political theory and for public policy make the need for a careful study of political forgiv eness pressing.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Dean of the Chapel Lecture Series
12594	Why Would You Want to Do This? A Philosophy of Songwriting	Pettis, Pierce	4/1/2005	Rather than going over all the nuts and bolts of songwriting, Pettis' workshop will dwell mostly on the motivation of the songwriter in particular and the role or purpose of songwriting in general.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2005
4626	Marketing Art	Pettit, Michael; Uzilevsky, Marcus	6/25/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Christians in Visual Arts
16919	Adventures on the Appalachian Trail: True Stories of Lightning Strikes, Stalkers, and World Records	Pharr Davis, Jennifer	1/13/2012	This past summer an incredible woman took an incredible journey on foot. That woman, Jennifer Pharr-Davis, covered the 2,181 mile Appalachian Trail in 46 days, 11 hours, and 20 minutes. No one, man or woman, has ever covered the trail more quickly. She is the author of Becoming Odyssa, an adventure memoir written after her first experience of thru-hiking the AT in 2005. Since then she has hiked over 11,000 miles of Long Dist ance Trails. She has trekked on 6 continents and currently holds endurance records on The Appalachian Trail, Long Trail and Bibbulmun Track. She is the owner of Blue Ridge Hiking Company and was named Outdoor Person of the Year in 2008. National Geographi c recently named her one of ten Adventurers of the Year 2012.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2012
18671	The meaning of Evolution: Darwinism and Naturalism	Phillip E. Johnson				Audio-Visual (college) : Archive/Available for Research	Geneva Lecture Series
18653	Is God unconstitutional	Phillip Johnson				Audio-Visual (college) : Archive/Available for Research
3351	Politics of Rich and Poor, The: Wealth and the American Electorate in the Reagan Aftermath	Phillips, Kevin	1/13/1992			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1992
13348	Africa Project: Blessings of Giving, The	Phiri, John		Stewardship Sermon "The Blessings of Giving" preached in the Chichewa language by Rev. John Phiri.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
17161	Inspirational Fiction and the Promiscuous Reader	Pierce, Bethany	4/19/2012	The rules of the Christian book market can sometimes contradict the principles of literature as an art form. Novelist Bethany Pierce discusses navigating the tension between the expectations of the Christian publishing industry and the demands of craft, looking to some of this century’s great writers of faith as examples.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
9402	Christine Meeker Pierce, Soprano	Pierce, Christine Meeker	10/30/1993		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4426	Chapel, 5/10/1979	Pierik, Dirk	5/10/1979	A daily chapel service held at Calvin College.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4427	Report on the Population-Food Policy Conference	Piers, Kenneth; Zylstra, Uko	3/13/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2981	Sufficiency of Scripture	Piersma, J.					CMCRC 1990
11119	Mid-America Reformed Seminary side 3	Piersma, John H.	6/29/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5813	75th Anniversary of Grandville Avenue CRC in GR MI	Piersma, John H.	1/10/1966		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
4428	Mid-America Reformed Seminary	Piersma, John H.	6/29/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2386	Gospel in the Street	Piet, J.
16730	Finally, Rejoice!	Pillay, Jerry	1/29/2011	Closing worship service of Symposium on Worship, 2011	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Symposium on Worship, 2011
16716	Blessed is the Congregation That... Wisdom for Worship Planners Worldwide	Pillay, Jerry; Zaki, Anne	1/28/2011	The sharing of proverbs and wise sayings is a common practice in many cultures, both in oral and written forms. Join this conversation about the gifts, challenges, strengths and weaknesses of local worship practices, guided by the new working statement on worship adopted by the World Communion of Reformed Churches. Learn how your congregation can both learn from and contribute to the international conversation.	None : Not Recorded.		Symposium on Worship, 2011
3348	Bloody Flag, The: Post-Communist Nationalism in Eastern Europe	Pilon, Juliana Geran	1/25/1993		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1993
8370	Music From Calvin	Pilot Program			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
17224	Music and Dance of Words and Picture, The	Pinkney, Andrea Davis	4/21/2012	Author and publisher Andrea Davis Pinkney gives a behind-the-scenes look at how stories and illustrations come together to create award-winning books. Additionally, she prov ides a perspective on the process that happens inside a publishing house, from a book's acquisition through its publication.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
17151	Rhythm of Art, The	Pinkney, Brian	4/19/2012	How does an illustrated book come into being? Artist and illustrator Brian Pinkney explains his creative process, focusing on the rhythms that run through his books, and tal ks about how picture books can help children to develop visual literacy.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
13837	God is Still Speaking	Pinkney, Gloria	4/21/2006				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2006
10405	Writing from Life Experiences	Pinkney, Gloria	4/18/2002	In her work, Gloria Pinkney has begun with the Scriptures, basing her writing vocation on the task of retelling true stories of hope for children and readers of all ages. S he will look at the sources of her tales and reflect on the Christian writer's vocation	None : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2002
4430	Introduction, American Scientific Affiliation	Pinnock, C.	8/11/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		American Scientific Affiliation
4433	American Scientific Affiliation	Pinnock, C.	8/14/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		American Scientific Affiliation
4432	American Scientific Affiliation Banquet	Pinnock, C.; Sheaffer	8/13/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		American Scientific Affiliation
9198	Pippert- Thursday; Response, God's and Ours	Pippert	7/31/1986		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
9197	Pippert-Wednesday; If I'm So New, Why Do I Feel So Old?	Pippert	7/30/1986		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9196	Pippert- Tuesday	Pippert			Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9199	Pippert- Friday; Where Do We Go From Here?	Pippert	8/1/1986		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
15793	Triennial V: Living Our Commitment: Being a New Creature in Christ	Pippert, Rebecca M.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15795	Triennial V: Living Our Commitment: Response, God's and Ours	Pippert, Rebecca M.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15796	Triennial V: Living Our Commitment: Where Do We Go from Here?	Pippert, Rebecca M.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15794	Triennial V: Living Our Commitment: If I'm so New, Why do I Feel so Old?	Pippert, Rebecca M.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6225	Israel at Forty	Pippert, Wesley	1/9/1989			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
4434	Land of Promise, Land of Strife	Pippert, Wesley	1/9/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		January Series, 1989
17092	Always With Us? The Movement to End Homelessness in the U.S	Pitkin, Bill	4/13/2011	Homelessness is the most extreme manifestation of poverty in our society and is often treated as an inevitable, intractable feature of urban life in the U.S. Over the past decade, however, a conviction has developed that it is possible to end, not just manage, homelessness. Hundreds of cities across the nation have developed Plans to End Homelessness and in 2010 the Federal government for the first time released a plan to end homelessness in the country. In this lecture, Bill Pitkin, Ph.D., Director of Domestic Programs for the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, will outline the current dynamics and trends of homelessness and major policy and programmatic shifts in add ressing homelessness in recent years. He will cover national trends but also focus on the case of Los Angeles, the so-called "homelessness capital of the nation." Presented from the perspective and experience of one of the largest philanthropic institutions in the U.S. working to end homelessness, the talk will provide lessons learned for effective public-private-nonprofit partnerships.
2574	Preaching Christ: How Sermons Grow (2 tapes)	Pitt-Watson, I.	2/28/1989	Tape 1-0:56:59 Tape 2-0:57:53			Conference on Expository Preaching
2575	Shaping Our Skills as Preachers	Pitt-Watson, Ian		Tape 1-1:11:31 Tape 2-1:12:24			Conference on Ministry
8969	Morning Worship: The Love of Christ	Pitt-Watson, Ian	6/5/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
8971	Morning Worship: The Love of Christ	Pitt-Watson, Ian	6/5/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
8984	Morning Worship: Christ, our Reason for Hope	Pitt-Watson, Ian	6/6/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
8983	Morning Worship: Christ, our Reason for Hope	Pitt-Watson, Ian	6/6/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
8981	Morning Worship: The Touch of Christ	Pitt-Watson, Ian	6/6/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
8970	Morning Worship: The Love of Christ	Pitt-Watson, Ian	6/5/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
1927	Action Examples: Georgetown CRC	Plaggemeyer, Renee; Tamminga; Bouwkamp		From the "Making Congregations Safe Places" conference at Calvin College, 1994.			Making Congregations Safe Places
11123	Plaisier Family Story, 3 of 8	Plaisier	12/28/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
11124	Plaisier Family Story, 4 of 8	Plaisier	12/28/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11125	Plaisier Family Story, 5 of 8	Plaisier	12/30/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11126	Plaisier Family Story, 6 of 8	Plaisier			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11127	Plaisier Family Story, 7 of 8	Plaisier			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11122	Plaisier Family Story, 2 of 8	Plaisier			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4435	Plaisier Family Story, 1 of 8	Plaisier			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11128	Plaisier Family Story, 8 of 8	Plaisier			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14155	Evening Worship	Plantiga, Cornelius Jr.; Greenville College Choir	1/26/2007	Evening worship service.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Symposium on Worship, 2007
18538	Reading For Preaching: The Preacher in Conversation with Storytellers, Biographers, Poets, and Journalists	Plantinga Jr., Cornelius	4/11/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
3808	Headship Panel	Plantinga Pauw, Amy; Flikkema, Mel; Fitzpatrick, Josephine	2/4/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Committee for Women in the CRC
16482	Will they know that we are Christians by our science? or Methological Naturalism.	Plantinga, Al	9/23/1994			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Lecture
14766	Science and Religion: Why Does the Debate Continue?	Plantinga, Al	7/2/2008	Alvin Plantinga (University of Notre Dame), is a contemporary American philosopher known for his work in epistemology, metaphysics, and the philosophy of religion. His curre nt position is John A. O’Brien Professor of Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame. He gave the 2004–5 Gifford Lectures at St. Andrews University, titled Science and Religion: Conflict or Concord?	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Science, Philosophy, & Belief Seminar, 2008
10780	Games Scientists Play	Plantinga, Alvin	11/8/2002		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Biology and Purpose: Altruism, Morality & Human Nature in Evolution Theory
82	Supralapsarianism, or "O Felix Culpa"	Plantinga, Alvin	5/23/2000		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	God and Evil Conference
2094	Evolutionary Argument Against Atheism, An	Plantinga, Alvin	5/13/1993				CTS Special Lecture
1966	Pluralism: A Defense of Religious Exclusivism-Lecture 4	Plantinga, Alvin	5/24/1995	This lecture is a 2-cd set, and is the fourth lecture of a 4-lecture series: A2101, A2102, A2103, & A1966.			CTS Ph.D. Continuous Seminar
10762	Calvin College Commencement, 2000	Plantinga, Alvin	5/20/2000	Alvin Plantinga is a renowned Christian philosopher who is a professor at Notre Dame, a former Calvin professor and a 1954 graduate of Calvin. He spoke on the importance and necessity of Christian scholarship. Distinguished Alumni Awards were presented to James Haveman and Elmer Yazzie.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Commencement (College)
2103	On Christian Scholarship - Lecture 3	Plantinga, Alvin	5/23/1995	This lecture is a 2-cd set, and is the third lecture of a 4-lecture series: A2101, A2102, A2103, & A1966.			CTS Ph.D. Continuous Seminar
2102	What's the Problem? - Lecture 2	Plantinga, Alvin	5/23/1995	This lecture is a 2-cd set, and is the second lecture of a 4-lecture series: A2101, A2102, A2103, & A1966.			CTS Ph.D. Continuous Seminar
2101	Divine Knowledge - Lecture 1	Plantinga, Alvin	5/22/1995	This lecture is a 2-cd set, and is the first lecture of a 4-lecture series: A2101, A2102, A2103, & A1966.			CTS Ph.D. Continuous Seminar
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
4772	When Faith and Science Collide	Plantinga, Alvin	3/16/2000			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
4437	Stob Lecture Series	Plantinga, Alvin	11/9/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Stob Lectures
3431	Faith and Evolution	Plantinga, Alvin	1/24/1989	Alvin Plantinga's presentation at The January Series, 1989, as packaged for the "Portable Calvin" series of distributed video (same as Item #6153).	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1989
17101	Religion and Science: Where the Conflict Really Lies	Plantinga, Alvin	7/13/2011				Seminars at Calvin
3258	Warranted Christian Belief: Revealed to Our Minds	Plantinga, Alvin	4/11/1997		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
3259	Warranted Christian Belief: Sealed Unto Our Hearts	Plantinga, Alvin	4/12/1997		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
16977	What is Christian Philosophy?	Plantinga, Alvin	11/17/2011	The first occupant of the Jellema Chair in Christian Philosophy is a person who has shaped the contours and priorities of Christian philosophy as much as anyone now living: Alvin Plantinga, former Calvin prof, retired Notre Dame prof, and now a member of the Calvin College Philosophy Department once again. In this lecture you will hear Al's reflections on how attending a few of William Harry Jellema's classes persuaded him t o transfer from Harvard to Calvin, what historical movements shape philosophy today, and what important tasks lie ahead.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Lecture
16937	Christian, Evolutionist, or Both?	Plantinga, Alvin		IC1201 Some scientific theories seem to matter a lot more to people than others. The theory of evolution has always gotten plenty of attention, especially from those who treasure the scriptural book of Genesis. Alvin Plantinga, emeriti professor from the Notre Dame philosophy department, describes some of the main controversies between of evolution, intelligent design, and creationism and whether Christians can reconcile some of these differences. Shirley Hoogstra hosts.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
6153	Faith and Evolution	Plantinga, Alvin	1/24/1989	Plantinga's presentation at The January Series, 1989, as packaged for the "Portable Calvin" series of distributed video.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Portable Calvin
180	Faith and Science	Plantinga, Alvin	1/18/2000	While modern empirical science arose within the bosom of the Christian faith, the relationship between Christianity and science has been marked by as much conflict as concor d. At times, what is proposed as serious science seems to be flatly inconsistent with the Christian faith. This lecture looks into this type of conflict and Dr. Plantinga argues that typically these conflicts ought not to occasion fear and trepidation on the part of Christians. Dr. Plantinga is a founding member of the Society of Christian Philosophers. He taught philosophy at Calvin College for 19 years. In 1982, he was appointed to the John O'Brien Professor of Philosophy and Director for Philosophy of Religion at the University of Notre Dame.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 2000
10644	Against Naturalism	Plantinga, Alvin C.	9/27/2002
9022	Sin and Addiction: A Paradigm	Plantinga, Cornelius	6/1/1993		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Institute
9109	Theological Perspective on the Transformation of Congregational Song	Plantinga, Cornelius	7/13/1998		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Hymn Society
2095	Threeness/Oneness Problem of the Trinity, The	Plantinga, Cornelius	9/14/1987	The Convocation Service inaugurating Cornelius Plantinga as President of Calvin Theological Seminary.
4382	Cloud of Witnesses, A	Plantinga, Cornelius	4/25/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Partnership in the Gospel
12327	Calvin Theological Seminary Commencement, 2004	Plantinga, Cornelius	5/24/2003		Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.		Commencement (Seminary)
11734	125th Anniversary Worship Service, Calvin College and Theological Seminary	Plantinga, Cornelius	3/4/2001			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	125th Anniversary of Calvin College
3268	Forgiving Sin in an Angry Age	Plantinga, Cornelius	9/11/1997		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
11461	Inaugural Worship Service	Plantinga, Cornelius	9/27/2002
9044	Learning from Model Sermons: The Aims of the Sermon	Plantinga, Cornelius	1/13/1995	[Many Symposium on Worship recordings are available at: http://www.worshipsymposium.org/past/]	Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Symposium on Worship & Church Music, 1995
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
4386	Reflections on Image of God	Plantinga, Cornelius	11/5/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Partnership in the Gospel
12284	Calvin Seminary Commencement, 2003	Plantinga, Cornelius	5/24/2003		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.		Commencement (Seminary)
11458	Rhythm as Old as the World, A	Plantinga, Cornelius	3/23/2002
9045	Learning from Model Sermons: The Forms and Dynamics of the Sermon	Plantinga, Cornelius	1/13/1995	[Many Symposium on Worship recordings are available at: http://www.worshipsymposium.org/past/]	Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Symposium on Worship & Church Music, 1995
3343	Fashions in Folly: Sin and Character in the 90s	Plantinga, Cornelius	1/15/1993		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1993
9021	Many Faces of Sin, The	Plantinga, Cornelius	6/1/1993		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Institute
3515	125th Anniversary Worship Service	Plantinga, Cornelius	3/4/2001	According to the Riches of His Glory	Bookstore (college) : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	125th Anniversary of Calvin College
10647	Seminary President Inauguration	Plantinga, Cornelius	9/27/2002			Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	History (Seminary)
16441	Calvin Theological Seminary Commencement, 2010	Plantinga, Cornelius	5/22/2010			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Commencement (Seminary)
18026	Praying for Shalom in the Psalms	Plantinga, Cornelius					Worship renewal, A Day Of Learning
18307	Stob Lecture 1	Plantinga, Cornelius	10/30/2013	The Stob Lectures are sponsored annually by Calvin College and Calvin Theological Seminary in honor of Dr. Henry J. Stob. Their subject matter is related to the fields of et hics, apologetics, and philosophical theology. The Stob Lectures are funded by the Henry J. Stob Endowment and are administered by a committee including the presidents of Calvin College and Calvin Theological Seminary.		Sem AV : Available for sale.	Stob Lectures
18308	Stob Lecture 2	Plantinga, Cornelius	10/31/2013	The Stob Lectures are sponsored annually by Calvin College and Calvin Theological Seminary in honor of Dr. Henry J. Stob. Their subject matter is related to the fields of et hics, apologetics, and philosophical theology. The Stob Lectures are funded by the Henry J. Stob Endowment and are administered by a committee including the presidents of Calvin College and Calvin Theological Seminary.		Sem AV : Available for sale.	Stob Lectures
16828	Calvin Theological Seminary Commencement, 2011	Plantinga, Cornelius	5/21/2011		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Sem AV : Available for sale.	Commencement (Seminary)
12717	Calvin Theological Seminary Commencement, 2005	Plantinga, Cornelius	5/21/2005	Commencement address by President Plantinga. Distinguished Alumni Awards to Dr. Joel H. Nederhood and Dr. Dick L. Van Halsema.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Commencement (Seminary)
16148	Opening Worship Service	Plantinga, Cornelius	1/28/2010		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Symposium on Worship, 2010
9963	125th Anniversary Worship Service, Calvin College and Theological Seminary	Plantinga, Cornelius	3/4/2001	V09963a (HHV00219) is the Uncut version V09963b (HHV00234) is the Cut version		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.
10931	Calvin Theological Seminary Commencement, 2003	Plantinga, Cornelius	5/24/2003				Commencement (Seminary)
3292	No Need to Earn Your Keep: The Gift and Challenge of Hospitality	Plantinga, Cornelius	1/8/1997		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1997
10953	125th Anniversary Worship Service	Plantinga, Cornelius	3/4/2001		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		125th Anniversary Calvin College and Sem
13862	Calvin Theological Seminary Commencement, 2006	Plantinga, Cornelius	5/20/2006	Commencement address by President Plantinga. Presentation of Distinguished Alumni Awards to the Rev. Jason Chen and the Rev. Norman L. Meyer (posthumously). Re cognition of the Seminary Class of 1956 (50 years of service in God's Kingdom).		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Commencement (Seminary)
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
8915	Worship Service	Plantinga, Cornelius	6/6/1995		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Institute
14830	Chapel Talk, 2/23/1999	Plantinga, Cornelius Jr	2/23/1999		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Chapel
14745	Calvin Theological Seminary Commencement, 2008	Plantinga, Cornelius Jr	5/17/2008		Sem AV : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Commencement (Seminary)
17589	Prelude 1	Plantinga, Cornelius Jr	9/17/2012			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Prelude
12731	New Name, A	Plantinga, Cornelius Jr.	6/9/2005		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Bible and Ministry Conference: Preaching Apocalyptic Texts
11483	Renewing the Soul, Renewing the Church, Renewing the World	Plantinga, Cornelius Jr.	10/2/2003		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.		Theology and Practive of Evangelism in Today's World Confrence
14296	Calvin Theological Seminary Commencement, 2007	Plantinga, Cornelius Jr.	5/19/2007			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Commencement (Seminary)
14610	From One Generation to Another	Plantinga, Cornelius Jr.	9/15/2007	Closing worship at the 150th Anniversary of the Christian Reformed Church Conference, "Assessing the Past, Facing the Future," September 13-15, 2007.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		150th Anniversary of the CRC
12022	What I've Learned From My Mentors	Plantinga, Cornelius Jr.	5/5/2004		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.
5652	Fashions in Folly: Sin and Character in the '90s	Plantinga, Cornelius Jr.	1/15/1993	Neal Plantinga's January Series '93 presentation incorporated into the Calvin College Today video series.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
13282	New Name, A	Plantinga, Cornelius Jr.	6/9/2005		Sem AV : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
14116	Evening Worship	Plantinga, Cornelius Jr. and Greenville College Choir	1/25/2007	Repeat of Worship Service, V14155.	None : Not Recorded.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Symposium on Worship, 2007
12482	Conversation on Preaching, A	Plantinga, Cornelius Jr.; Rutledge, Fleming	1/28/2005	A conversation between two highly respected preachers and writers. Fleming Rutledge author of several sermon collections, including The Undoing of Death (Eerdma ns, 2002) and The Bible and The New York Times (Eerdmans, 1999). She also spoke at the 2005 Calvin College January Series. Cornelius Plantinga, Jr. is president and professor of systematic theology at Calvin Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan. His most recent book is Discerning the Spirits: A Guide to Thinking about Christian Worship Today (Eerdmans, 2003), co-authored with Sue Rozeboom.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2005
4438	Interview with Cornelius Plantinga, Sr.	Plantinga, Cornelius Sr.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interview
11041	For Your Sake and For My Sake (Is. 43:14-44:5) Sermon	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.	6/6/2003		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.		Bible and Ministry Conference, The Second
2925	Social Analogy of the Trinity, The: Doctrinal, Ethical	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.
8773	Social Analogy of the Trinity, The: A Constructive Statement	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5172	Social Analogy of the Trinity, The: Doctorinal, Ethical, and Devotional Implications	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5171	Social Analogy of the Trinity, The: Historical and Contemporary Theological Perspectives	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
3083	Lord's Song in a Foreign Land 1 John 1, The	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.	5/24/1987				Plymouth Heights CRC
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
1992	Reflections on the Image of God	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.					Partnership in the Gospel
3120	Theological Perspectives on Recently Written Hymn Texts	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.	1/9/1999	This address wil survey recent songs and hymns, including those from "Praise and Worship" books, in order to present and discuss their theological angularities.			Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 1999
1991	Cloud of Witnesses, A	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.	11/4/1989		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Partnership in the Gospel
2578	Preaching Sin Gracefully	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.					CTS Special Lecture
2576	Learning from Model Sermons: Forms & Dynamics	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.	1/14/1995	[Many Symposium on Worship recordings are available at: http://www.worshipsymposium.org/past/]			Symposium on Worship & Church Music, 1995
1825	Lord's Song in a Foreign Land, The (1 Jn. 1)	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.
2926	Social Analogy of the Trinity, The: Historical and contemp.	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.			Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.
5173	Social Analogy of the Trinity, The: A Constructive Argument	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
2577	Learning from Model Sermons: The Aims of the Sermon	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.	1/14/1995	[Many Symposium on Worship recordings are available at: http://www.worshipsymposium.org/past/]			Symposium on Worship & Church Music, 1995
2722	Splendor in the Grass (Ps. 103)	Plantinga, Cornelius, Jr.
12692	Learning Points for Preaching	Plantinga, Cornelius; et. al.	4/27/2005				Preaching Forgiveness Conference
6330	Wrath of the Lamb, The; Speaking with Boldness	Plantinga, Cornelius; Van Elderen, Peter	3/20/1988	Two services 1) AM - "The Wrath of the Lamb" (Up to 31:40) 2) PM - " Speaking with Boldness" (Start from 31:40)	Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Plymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church
16126	Planning Worship with www.Hymnary.org	Plantinga, Harry; Scheer, Greg	1/29/2010			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Symposium on Worship, 2010
17812	Happy Birthday, Heidelberg!	Plantinga, Jr. Cornelius	1/25/2013	2013 marks the 450th anniversary of the Heidelberg Catechism. We will explore the unique qualities of this beautiful Reformed expression of the Christian faith and introduce new tools by which the Heidelberg Catechism can continue as a vital tool for faith formation in the church today, including M. Craig Barnes' new book on the Catechism, Body+Soul.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2013
14522	Interview with Dallas Willard	Plantinga, Jr., Cornelius J.	1/25/2008	Join us for a lively conversation between Dr. Dallas Willard, professor at the University of Southern California, and Dr. Neal Plantinga, president of Calvin Theological Sem inary. Dr. Plantinga will engage Dr. Willard on the key topics of his seminal books such as The Divine Conspiracy, The Renovation of the Heart, and also his most recent volume, The Great Omission. Questions from the audience will also be welcome as part o f this stimulating and enriching conversation.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
11753	How the Middle Class Remade Music	Plantinga, Leon	1/23/2004	The fabled growth of the middle class in Europe in the later 18th century produced profound changes. Among them was a striking transformation in musical style. Radically dif ferent was the early 18th century career of J.S. Bach from his son’s in the latter part of the decade. The father was entirely dependent upon employment with the patronage system at court or church, while Johann Christian Bach addressed his effort, through opera, concerts and music publication, to an urban public, largely comprised of the new middle class. Leon Plantinga, Henry L. and Lucy G. Moses Professor of Music at Yale University, will demonstrate this complete metamorphosis in musical style t hrough recorded examples and live performance that should not be missed.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 2004
5814	Beginnings of Romantic Music, The	Plantinga, Leon	5/1/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture Council Series
10645	Schumann in the 1830's: A Decade of Piano Music	Plantinga, Leon B.	9/27/2002
8730	Case Study: Sin and Evil	Plantinga, Neal	6/3/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
3778	Ins and Outs of Doctrinal Preaching: Case Study: Justification	Plantinga, Neal	6/4/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
3776	Ins and Outs of Doctrinal Preaching: Problems and Challenges of Doctrinal Preaching	Plantinga, Neal	6/2/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
3392	Opening Convocation, 1996	Plantinga, Neal	9/9/1996		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Opening Convocation 1996
3777	Ins and Outs of Doctrinal Preaching: Case Study: Sin and Evil	Plantinga, Neal	6/3/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
4015	Model of Church Growth and an Alternative, The	Plantinga, Neal			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Federation of CR Men's Societies - Eastern League
14924	Word from the Wise: Grace and Truth in the Way We Talk, A	Plantinga, Neal	6/10/1999		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
8086	Neal Plantinga, Violin	Plantinga, Neal	11/22/1966		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Senior Recital
15318	Calvin Theological Seminary Commencement, 2009	Plantinga, Neal	5/23/2009			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Commencement (Seminary)
8729	Case Study: Sin and Evil	Plantinga, Neal	6/3/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
18555	Vespers	Plantinga, Neal	4/11/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
6362	Terrible Truth of Self, The	Plantinga, Neal	6/25/1989		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Plymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church
8728	Case Study: Justification	Plantinga, Neal	6/4/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
12699	Learning Points for Preaching	Plantinga, Neal	4/27/2005		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14275	Preaching Conference 2007: Opening Worship	Plantinga, Neal	4/25/2007			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Spring Preaching Conference, 2007
8778	Social Analogy of the Trinity- "Doctrinal, Ethical and Devotional Implications"	Plantinga, Neal			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
8769	Social Analogy of the Trinity, The- "Historical and Contemporary Theological Perspectives"	Plantinga, Neal			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
13959	Calvin Theological Seminary, New Student Orientation: Welcome Worship, 2005	Plantinga, Neal			None : Not Available for sale.		Seminary Orientation
8709	Problems and Challenges of Doctrinal . . .	Plantinga, Neal	6/2/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
8087	Neal Plantinga, Violin	Plantinga, Neal	11/22/1966		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8726	Case Study: Justification	Plantinga, Neal	6/4/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
11896	Discerning the Spirits: A Discovery in Christian Unity and Diversity	Plantinga, Neal; Rozeboom, Sue	1/30/2004	The authors of "Discerning the Spirits: A Guide to Thinking about Christian Worship Today" explore Christian unity and diversity, its lively significance for Chris tian worship, and how 'unity and diversity' was experienced by the team of worship leaders, pastors, and scholars who generated this book.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2004
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
3224	Vespers with Neal Plantinga and Luci Shaw	Plantinga, Neal; Shaw, Luci	4/12/1996		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1996
11884	Worship: Arise, Shine	Plantinga, Neal; Webber, Robert	1/30/2004	A worship service based on Isaiah 60.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2004
10651	Community Rising, A	Plantinga, Neil	9/12/2002	The scriptures tell us that believers die and rise with Jesus Christ. Is the same thing possible for a community of learning? What might this phenomenon include?	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Noontime Series
10655	Celebrating the New Year: Habits of Reflection	Plantinga, Neil	9/9/2002		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Convocation (Opening & Honors)
12514	Seminary Chapel Dedication Service	Plantinga, Neil	12/16/2004			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	History (Seminary)
1993	Confrontation Between Christianity and the World's Religions, The	Plantinga, Richard	2/21/1991				CTS Special Lecture
3488	Missionary Thinking about Religious Pluralism at Tambaram 1938: Hendrik Kraemer and His Critics	Plantinga, Richard	4/28/2001		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Seminars in Christian Scholarship
4441	Bible and Zooplanes, The: The Presidential Campaign	Plantinga, Terry	1/26/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Interim Lecture Series, 1981
3495	Naturalism and Nature's Integrity: Science, Religion and Epistemology	Platinga, Alvin	5/24/2001		Heritage Hall : No Restriction	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Design, Self-Organization, and the Integrity of Creation
13480	Rebecca Pleiman, mezzo-soprano in a Student Recital	Pleiman, Rebecca	4/7/2000	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10159	Rebecca Pleiman, mezzo-soprano; Rachel Ridder, soprano	Pleiman, Rebecca Ridder, Rachel	5/7/1999	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3107	Constructive Vision for Worship in the 21st. Century, A	Plenary Session	1/8/1999	Fve perpsective on issues in worship today, a sampling of the variety of topics addressed at this year's conference: Maturity in Contemporary Worship, Worship as Spiritual F ormations, Snging with All God's People, Drama and Proclamation, What is Worhsip Anyway?			Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 1999
11462	Helping People Sing Their Hearts Out: A Sampler of Recenly Written Music (2 tapes)	Plenary Session	1/8/1999	Tape 1-1:27:07 Tape 2-0:41:15
2281	Encounter with the Future, An: Addressing the Challenge of	Pluimer, Harold	5/19/1991				CTS Special Lecture
11887	Plenary: Reclaiming the Connections: The Inseparability of Hospitality, Justice & Worship	Pohl, Christine	1/30/2004	Included with #A11886, "Worship: The Spirit of the Lord is Upon Me."	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2004
11926	Recovering Hospitality	Pohl, Christine	1/30/2004				Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2004
17783	Rethinking Christian Community: Moving Beyond our Ideals and Disappointments	Pohl, Christine	1/25/2013		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Symposium on Worship, 2013
14793	From Imitating Language to a Language of Imitation: Puritan-Indian Discourse in Early New England	Pointer, Richard	5/30/1998		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Puritanism and its Discontents
14799	Emmanuel College Election of 1622: The Constraints of a Puritan Institution, The	Pointer, Steve	5/29/1998		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Puritanism and its Discontents
16403	Behold the Lamb of God: Music and Art for the Holy Week Hymn Festival	Poleman, Bert	4/1/2010				Noontime Series
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
3242	Can Scientists Pray?	Polkinghorne, John	7/29/1998		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Faculty Summer Seminars in Christian Scholarship 1998
3251	Science and Theology in the Twenty-First Century	Polkinghorne, John	4/16/1999	The seminars seek to promote high quality scholarship that reflects a Christian perspective and to encourage Christian scholars to examine critical and cutting-edge topics i n their disciplines. Many theologians have yet to realize and benefit from the transformed relationship between science and religion, and this is what we shall explore in our discussions.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Theology and the New Physics Conference
6174	Christian Scholarship and the Practice of Science	Polkinghorne, John	9/28/2001		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Christian Scholarship...For What?
14788	Mundt Show - Polkinghorne	Polkinghorne, John	7/30/1998	NPR Interview by Todd Mundt of John Polkinghorne regarding his book "The Faith of Physicist"	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Seminars in Christian Scholarship
14762	Can a Scientist Believe in a Destiny Beyond Death?	Polkinghorne, John	6/26/2008	John Polkinghorne (Cambridge University), former president of Queens College, Cambridge, worked as a theoretical elementary particle physicist and then a mathematical physic s professor at Cambridge University. He was awarded the 2002 Templeton Prize for progress in religion. He is the author of The Faith of the Physicist, Belief in God in an Age of Science, and Faith, Science and Understanding.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Science, Philosophy, & Belief Seminar, 2008
15692	Rev. Dr. John Polkinghorne	Polkinghorne, John	6/26/2008		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Seminars in Christian Scholarship
10147	Jennifer Pollman, flute; Heather Walker, soprano	Pollman, Jennifer Walker, Heather Hoisington, Linda	3/6/1999	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15269	New Psalms and Hymns	Polman, Bert	7/28/1983				Conference on Liturgy & Music (COLAM), 1983
10807	Top 120 Praise & Worship Songs, The (C22)	Polman, Bert	1/11/2003	An examination of issues raised by texts, performance practices, and choices of the most popular P&W songs in English-speaking churches around the world.	Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2003
9219	Hymnal from Past to Present, A	Polman, Bert	7/14/1988	Plenary Session	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Conference on Liturgy & Music (COLAM)
13660	Eugene Peterson on The Message	Polman, Bert	1/27/2006	F10 Come for an interview with the author of this paraphrase of the Bible that communicates so well to contemporary culture. What motivated him, and how did he approach such a complex project? There will be time for some Q & A.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2006
1738	Lament in American Musical Life	Polman, Bert	4/19/1996	Unintelligible recording.	Bookstore(college) : Not Available for sale.		Praise and Lament Conference
8936	Praise and Worship in Your Church	Polman, Bertus			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Calvin College Symposium
2505	Hymns for the Church Today	Polman, Bertus F.
2506	Import of Calvin's Legacy for Church Music Today, The	Polman, Bertus F.
2180	Ecumenical Liturgical Agreement and the CRC	Polman, Robert
18501	Writing as Lament	Polson, Shannon Huffman	4/10/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
10691	St Paul Chamber Orchestra	Pommer, Max	1/21/2000	From a modest beginning in 1959, with a four-concert season, the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra is now recognized as one of the finest chamber orchestras in the world, with more than 150 concerts in a 38-week season. In addition, the orchestra is heard on over 100 radio stations and has produced 58 recordings. The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra is celebrating its 40th anniversary and is preparing to enter the new millennium with new challenges and new optimism. They are at Calvin College, in part, to honor the 250th anniversary of the death of J.S. Bach. This January Series presentation is designed to engage, stimulate, and thrill the audience.		None : Not Available for sale.	January Series, 2000
15487	Laura Sae Jin Poortenga, soprano	Poortenga, Laura Sae Jin	11/20/2004	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student recital
15564	Laura Sae Jin Poortenga, soprano	Poortenga, Laura Sae Jin Hoisington, Linda, piano	5/6/2006	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
14608	Humor in the Faces of the CRC and What About a Bicentennial?	Pories, Mary Jane; Schaap, James C.	9/14/2007	Plenary Sessions E1& E2 at the 150th Anniversary Conference. "Humor in the Faces of the CRC" is improvisational theatre. "What About a Bicentennial?" is an ethnographical-historical performance. A plenary session at the 150th Anniversary of the Christian Reformed Church Conference, "Assessing the Past, Facing the Future," September 13-15, 2007.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		150th Anniversary of the CRC
17402	Justice as a Virtue	Porter, Jean	4/4/2012	In these lectures, Prof. Porter explores the idea that justice is a virtue, following along the lines set by Aquinas's discussion of the cardinal virtue of justice in the Su mma Theologiae, but also going beyond what he says through focused engagement with recent theories of justice, in both communal and personal/relational contexts, reflects a rational appropriation of the natural forms of life proper to us as social animals . In more contemporary terms, one might say that justice is fundamentally grounded in the good rather than the right. Yet Aquinas also says that the right is the object of the virtue of justice, and this suggests that the good as he understands it is in no way incompatible with acknowledging individual claims to self-determination and fundamental forms of respect and forbearance. Prof. Porter's research interests lie primarily in the areas of foundational moral theology and the history of Christia n thought, especially in the scholastic period. Her most recent publications include Nature as Reason: A Thomistic Theory of Natural Law (Eerdmans, 2005), which develops a contemporary theological accound of natural law, and Ministers of the Law: A Natura l Law of Legal Authority (Eerdmans. 2010), which offers a theory of positive law based on the theory of natural law developed in Nature as Reason. In addition, she is the author of three other books and over thirty scholarly articles in refereed journals or as chapters of books. In 1997, she received a prestigious Luce Fellowship in Theology, and in 2005 she served as the President of the Society of Christian Ethics.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Jellema Lecture Series
17403	Principles of Justice	Porter, Jean	4/5/2012	In these lectures, Prof. Porter explores the idea that justice is a virtue, following along the lines set by Aquinas's discussion of the cardinal virtue of justice in the Su mma Theologiae, but also going beyond what he says through focused engagement with recent theories of justice, in both communal and personal/relational contexts, reflects a rational appropriation of the natural forms of life proper to us as social animals . In more contemporary terms, one might say that justice is fundamentally grounded in the good rather than the right. Yet Aquinas also says that the right is the object of the virtue of justice, and this suggests that the good as he understands it is in no way incompatible with acknowledging individual claims to self-determination and fundamental forms of respect and forbearance. Prof. Porter's research interests lie primarily in the areas of foundational moral theology and the history of Christia n thought, especially in the scholastic period. Her most recent publications include Nature as Reason: A Thomistic Theory of Natural Law (Eerdmans, 2005), which develops a contemporary theological accound of natural law, and Ministers of the Law: A Natura l Law of Legal Authority (Eerdmans. 2010), which offers a theory of positive law based on the theory of natural law developed in Nature as Reason. In addition, she is the author of three other books and over thirty scholarly articles in refereed journals or as chapters of books. In 1997, she received a prestigious Luce Fellowship in Theology, and in 2005 she served as the President of the Society of Christian Ethics.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Jellema Lecture Series
199	Tradition of Civility: The Natural Law in History and Public Discourse, A	Porter, Jean	5/28/1999	The seminars seek to promote high quality scholarship that reflects a Christian perspective and to encourage Christian scholars to examine critical and cutting-edge topics i n their disciplines. Throughout these discussions, we will reflect on the nature of justice and attend to its biblical 'contours.'	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Political Thought After Liberalism Conference
2282	Radical Ethics for Urban Pastors	Porter, John					S.C.U.P.E. 1978
2982	Black Church Theology for the Eighties, A	Porter, John					S.C.U.P.E. 1978
13858	Teacher Commissioning Ceremony	Post, Arden Ruth; Van Ee, Yvonne	5/19/2006	"Are You Walking?"	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Commencement (College)
4878	Grand Rapids Christian High School Class of 1944 Reunion.	Post, E.R.		"Post-Scripts"		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Reunion
5174	Fellowship Banquet	Post, E.R.	6/3/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
4447	Interview	Post, E.R.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4444	Faculty Party	Post, E.R.	5/22/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4443	Unity Christian High School Chapel	Post, E.R.	4/7/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4442	Recollections - 125th Anniversary of Allendale	Post, E.R.	1/11/1973		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4446	Rest Haven Torchlight Dinner	Post, E.R.	3/6/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3718	Pew View	Post, E.R.	6/3/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Conference
3719	E.R. Post Ministers Conference	Post, E.R.	6/3/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Conference
4055	Grand Haven Christian School Centennial Celebration	Post, E.R.	9/21/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5815	Principle: Paragon or Pentagon, The	Post, E.R. Post, Richard			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Panel Discussion
5816	Fitzgerald's Prophecy: the Dutch Heritage	Post, E.R. Swets, S. Witte, John	4/8/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4445	Fitzgerald's Prophecy: the Dutch Heritage	Post, E.R.; Swets, Seymour; Witte, J.	4/8/1977	Interview on U of M radio	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interview
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
5817	Our Friend Peter	Post, Marie	4/6/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
15756	Why Good Things Happen to Good People:How to Live a Longer, Happier Life by the Simple Act of Giving	Post, Stephen G	7/20/2009	Stephen G. Post is Director of the Center for Medical Humanities, Compassionate Care, and Bioethics in the School of Medicine, Stony Brook University (SUNY). From 1998 thro ugh 2008 he was Professor of Bioethics & Family Medicine in the School of Medicine, Case Western Reserve University.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Seminars in Christian Scholarship
12224	Forgetful But Not Forgotten: A Christian Perspective on Dementia, Memory, and Unlimited Love	Post, Stephen G.	7/7/2004	As life expectancy rises, dementia becomes more prevalent. An estimated five million Americans have probable Alzheimer’s disease and the number is escalating rapidly. What unique perspectives does Christian thought offer for those who are at risk for dementia, who suffer from it, and who care for even the most deeply forgetful?	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Seminars in Christian Scholarship
11463	Spiritual Formation Through Public Worship, part 2	Postema, Don	8/7/1985	Part 2 of 3.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Liturgy Conference
11464	Spiritual Formation Through Public Worship, part 3	Postema, Don	8/8/1985	Part 3 of 3.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Liturgy Conference
3116	Is There Space for God on Sunday? Sabbath & Worship	Postema, Don	1/9/1999	People can be so busy on Sunday, with church and other activities, that there is little space or time left for God. Based on the book "Catch Your Breath: God's Invitati on to Sabbath Rest", this seminar will explore developing sabbath attitudes that can surround, influence and deepen Sunday worship and leisure, and can encourage a sabbath approach for the whole week.			Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 1999
14963	Don Postema at Chaplain's Conference	Postema, Don	6/14/1996		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		CRC Chaplain's Conference
3114	Is There Space for God in Church? Spiritual Formation Through Public Worship	Postema, Don	1/9/1999	Does Sunday corporate worship help or hinder the spiritual formation of woshippers? This seminar will explore how worship can provide a sense of the presence of God, help us know and enjoy God, tune us in to the Spirit of the risen Christ, touch our hearts as well as our minds, and affect our attitudes toward our near and distant neighbors - in short, how worship can form, inform, deform, and/or reform our spiritual lives.			Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 1999
3118	Spirituality in Liturgical Collaboration: How a Musician & Pastor Work Together	Postema, Don; Rush Stephen	1/9/1999	Sharing a spiritual journey is basic for liturgical planning and leading and influences the atmosphere, shape and dynamics of worship. Spiritual resonance between leaders ke eps them sensitive to how worship shapes people spiritually, opens their minds and hearts to the presence of God, and prepares them to hear, experience, celebrate, and live the Word of God.			Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 1999
4448	Art and Spirituality: Seeing with Vincent Van Gogh	Postema, Donald	1/22/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interim Lecture Series, 1985
11475	Spiritual Formation Through Public Worship, part 1	Postema, Donald	8/6/1985	Part 1 of 3.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Conference on Liturgy & Music (COLAM)
3779	Filling Potholes in our Spiritual Journey	Postema, Donald	6/2/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
2181	Spiritual Formation at Seminary	Postema, Donald	10/30/1980		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
11129	Art and Spirituality: Seeing with Vincent Van Gogh	Postema, Donald	1/22/1985		Bookstore (college) : Archive/Available for Research		Interim Lecture Series, 1985
8862	Grace and Renewal (Session 1)	Poster, Richard; Smith, Jim			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Renovare Conference Tapes
8861	Grace and Renewal (Session 1)	Poster, Richard; Smith, Jim			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Renovare Conference Tapes
3057	Implications for Teen Trends (3 of 3)	Posterski, Donald	3/10/1994				Youth Seminar - CTS Special Lecture
3056	Implication of Teen Trends (2 of 3)	Posterski, Donald	3/10/1994				Youth Seminary - CTS Special Lecture
2283	Significance of Youth Culture, The (1 0f 3)	Posterski, Donald	3/10/1994				Youth Seminar - CTS Special Lecture
5127	Primal Abortions: Simple and Repetitive	Postma, E.Y.	6/3/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		CRC Ministers' Institute
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
5819	Founding of Grand Rapids Christian High School	Postma, Richard			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interview
5818	History of the National Union of Christian School	Postma, Richard	1/26/1968		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interview
4449	Uncle Dick	Postma, Richard			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
222	Questioning the Media	Postman, Neil	1/12/1998		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1998
5820	Readings and Lectures in the Contemporary Literature	Potok, Chaim	4/8/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture Council Series
4451	Authority and Rebellion: The Jew and Modern Literature	Potok, Chaim			Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.
3182	Writer, The: The Guardian of Deviant Truths	Potok, Chaim	3/30/2000		None : Not Recorded.	None : Not Recorded.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
4450	Readings and Lectures in Contemporary Literature, 1 of 2	Potok, Chaim			Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.
11130	Readings and Lectures in Contemporary Literature, 2 of 2	Potok, Chaim			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5821	Authority and Rebellion: The Jew and Modern Literature	Potok, Chaim			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
3188	Conversation with Chaim Potok, A	Potok, Chiam	3/31/2000		None : Not Recorded.	None : Not Recorded.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
5822	Erasmus	Pott, C.	11/10/1966		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
2388	Missionary Interview, Latin America	Pott, Jerry
2387	Missionary Interview, Argentina	Pott, Jerry
4452	Interview on Mission Work	Pott, Jerry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4453	Interview on Missionary Work in Latin America - Argentina	Pott, Jerry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5823	Our Only Comfort	Pott, Jerry	10/29/1972		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11465	Missionary Interview, Latin America	Pott, Jerry
3219	Of Manuscripts and Markets: Issues in the Industry	Pott, Jon; Jones, Tim; Copan, Lil; Klein, Patricia; Fretz, Mark	4/12/1996		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1996
2859	Justice Imperative of the Gospel, The	Potter, Wyn Wright
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
4454	Interview	Poutsma, Mr. and Mrs.; Schilthouse, Gertrude			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interview
17938	TESTIFY - Kelly Powers, Senior Coordinator of Admissions and Social Media	Powers, Kelly	3/13/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
17813	Go Down, Moses: Spirituals as a Resource for Preaching	Powery, Luke	1/25/2013	The history of African American spirituals is interwoven with the history of preaching, yet these spirituals and their relationship to preaching usually receive little atten tion. This workshop will explore these spirituals as musical sermons that can serve as a resource for contemporary preaching. In particular, what the spirituals teach us about preaching as social witness will be discussed.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Symposium on Worship, 2013
17822	Not to Worry	Powery, Luke	1/26/2013	This is a repeat of service A17782.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Symposium on Worship, 2013
17782	Not to Worry	Powery, Luke	1/24/2013	Matt. 6:25-34	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Symposium on Worship, 2013
15072	Too Deep for Words? Preaching in the Language of the Spirit	Powery, Luke A	1/30/2009	This session will explore the possibility of discerning the presence of the Holy Spirit in preaching and then discuss some manifestations of the Spirit in sermons, particula rly focusing on the expressions of lament and celebration.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2009
15049	Service 3 - Worship Service	Powery, Luke A.; Princeton Theological Seminary Choir	1/29/2009	Symposium on Worship, 2009, Thursday morning worship.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Symposium on Worship, 2009
4455	Tropical Deforestation: Poor Stewardship…	Prahnce, Ghillaum	4/11/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Focus on the Environment
3383	Cambodia: Living in the Killing Fields	Pran, Dith	1/23/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavaialbe for Dist.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1990
6242	Cambodia: Living in the Killing Fields	Pran, Dith	1/23/1990			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
12298	Rainforest Update	Prance, Sir Ghillean		#503 RAINFOREST UPDATE The trouble with an environmental awareness success is that people get tired of any danger that isn’t solved within a year or so. Where does that leave global warming? The rainforests? Still a problem. Economic botanist Sir Gillian Prance discusses with host Shirley Hoogstra the physical, economic, and spiritual nature of what’s going on.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
10876	Role of Humanity in the Kingdom of God--Theocentrism or Anthropocentrism: A False Dilemma, The	Pratt, Dr. Richard	3/13/2003	Preaching the Kingdom of God from the Old Testament			Conference on Expository Preaching 2003
10875	Concept of the Kingdom of God--Ancient Near Eastern Backgrounds and Preaching Today, The	Pratt, Dr. Richard	3/13/2003	Preaching the Kingdom of God from the Old Testament			Conference on Expository Preaching 2003
60	Dead Man Walking: The Journey	Prejean, Helen	11/2/2000		Bookstore (college) : Archive/Available for Research
10699	Ministering on Death Row	Prejean, Helen		#107 MINISTERING ON DEATH ROW "Comforting the afflicted" takes on new meaning when you think about people sitting on death row. Who isn't afflicted in such a situ ation? Is it possible to comfort prisoners facing death AND their victims' families? Sister Helen Prejean, author of Dead Man Walking, explains how she handles these and other goals as she ministers to criminals and survivors.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
14167	Dead Man Walking: The Journey Continues	Prejean, Sister Helen	1/11/2007	Sister Helen is best known for her book Dead Man Walking: An Eyewitness Account of the Death Penalty in the United States , which has been the basis for a movie, a stage p lay, and an opera. She is also the author of The Death of Innocents: An Eyewitness Account of Wrongful Executions, in which she tells the story of two men whom she accompanied to execution and whom she believes to have been innocent. In addition to her wo rk with death row inmates, Sister Helen is also the founder of "Survive," a victim's advocacy group in New Orleans that gives support to the families of murder victims. She is a powerful and compassionate speaker with an important story. F or more information about Sister Helen and her work go to: http://www.prejean.org/Background.html	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
11466	Women and Office Symposium (3 tapes)	Prenger, N.; Hugen, M.; De Moor, H.	2/27/1987	Tape 1-1:29:14 Tape 2-1:53:08
9384	Kerrie Price, Oboe	Price, Kerrie	3/17/1993		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15201	Potential for Research at Christian College Science Departments Targeted to Benefit the Poor	Price, Martin	11/21/2008	ECHO, the Educational Concerns for Hunger Organization, is a Christian non-profit organization that helps individuals and organizations working with small farmers and urban gardeners in Third World countries. After twenty-seven years directing the agricultural work of ECHO, Dr. Price will share some examples of research that would help the exceptionally poor in developing countries and suggest ways that Calvin College scienc e departments could involve their students in pro-poor research.	Campus Store (college) : Archive/Available for Research		Christian Perspectives in Science Seminar Series
3652	Spirit of '76 and the Calvin Heritage, The	Primus, John	5/22/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Commencement
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
15168	Interview with John Primus	Primus, John	1/10/2006	Research collected by Jim Korf for William Spoelhof biography video project.
4457	Perennial Question, An Anniversary Answer, The	Primus, John	10/3/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		125th Anniversary of the CRC
5824	John Calvin on Church Unity	Primus, John C.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5037	Centennial Convocation with the Ambassador of the Netherlands	Primus, John; Tammenoms Bakker, A.R.; Vander Haak, William	11/6/1975	Tape 1: Invocation and Introduction Tape 2: Convocation Address Tape 3: A Centennial Presentation	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Centennial
4458	Crises Facing Our Social Programs	Primus, Wendel	1/9/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Interim Lecture Series, 1981
14406	Campaign Opening Celebration Dinner	Prince Broekhuizen, Elsa; Knoppers, Bastian; Byker, Gaylen; Kuyers, Milt	9/19/2007	Welcome and Opening Prayer by Elsa Prince Broekhuizen On behalf of the Board of Trustees by Bastian Knoppers What Does the Campaign Mean for Calvin College? by Presi dent Byker Closing Remarks by Milt Kuyers		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15080	Second Life: New Creations	Prince, Steve	1/30/2009	In this hands-on workshop, participants will delve into the limitless process of multi-colored mono-prints, working with various found objects that are considered to be dead or discarded and imbue/resurrect them with life through the creative process, thus making a "new creation" (2 Corinthians 5:17).	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2009
4459	Interview	Prins, Tunis			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13678	Partnership Between Christian and Public Schools in Canada, The	Prinsen Peter	2/15/2006	Dr. Peter Prinsen has worked to promote Christian schooling as a viable alternative to public school programs and has come to believe that a partnership between public and C hristian schools is a fulfillment of some of the ideas of Abraham Kuyper. The Beversluis Forum seeks to increase awareness of a Reformed perspective on Christian schooling. It was established in honor of Henry Beversluis, former Professor of Education at Calvin College.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Beversluis Forum
4995	Citizen Diplomacy	Probes				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
9850	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Prof. Otten (12-08-58); Smilde, Ed (042459)	12/8/1958		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
7630	Back to God Hour, The, 2 of 2	Professional Choir			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
7629	Back to God Hour, The, 1 of 2	Professional Choir			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
5825	Report on the United States' Man in Space Program	Project Mercury			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2579	Experimental Roots: Dutch Calvinistic Preaching	Pronk, Cornelis
6469	Rose Pruiksma, Clarinet	Pruiksma, Rose	4/18/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6468	Rose Pruiksma, Clarinet	Pruiksma, Rose	4/18/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13698	Named Scholarship Dinner 2005	Pruis, Dirk			Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13736	Named Scholarship Dinner 2005	Pruis, Dirk	11/3/2005			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Named Scholarship Dinner
6777	Valery M. Pukrinski, Piano	Pukrinski, Valery M.	2/28/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
6776	Valery M. Pukrinski, Piano	Pukrinski, Valery M.	2/28/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8089	Rebecca Puls, Piano in her Senior Recital	Puls, Rebecca	1/20/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8088	Rebecca Puls, Piano in her Senior Recital	Puls, Rebecca	1/20/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2983	Is There Salvation Beyond the Reach of the Gospel?	Punt, Neal	12/5/1985	Tape 1-0:58:45 Tape 2-1:30:31
11468	Is There Salvation Beyond the Reach of the Gospel?	Punt, Neal	12/12/1985
194	Structural Indoctrination	Puolimatka, Tapio	5/29/1999	The seminars seek to promote high quality scholarship that reflects a Christian perspective and to encourage Christian scholars to examine critical and cutting-edge topics i n their disciplines. Throughout these discussions, we will reflect on the nature of justice and attend to its biblical 'contours.'	Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Political Thought After Liberalism Conference
14377	What Are Schools For?	Pupel, David		#805 WHAT ARE SCHOOLS FOR? Originally broadcast Nov. 18, 2007 Does a grade label readily come to mind for what kind of student you were? Does that label accurately reflec t you? David Purpel, author of The Moral & Spiritual Crisis in Education, wonders with host Karen Saupe why most schools are more interested in sorting students than in supporting and exhorting them.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
4460	As a Grain of Mustard Seed	Pusch, Bert	11/10/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
3257	Negative Theology	Putnam, Hilary	4/11/1997		Heritage Hall : No Restriction

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