Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
16559	Memories of Muhammad: The Prophet We Never Knew	Safi, Omar	10/7/2010	The West Michigan Academic Consortium and the Kaufman Interfaith Institute present "Islam Beyond the Headlines"		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16558	Where is the Love? Where is the Justice? Muslim Reflections for Today	Safi, Omar	10/7/2010	The West Michigan Academic Consortium and the Kaufman Interfaith Institute present "Islam Beyond the Headlines"		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3371	Gulf Crisis, The: The Question of Palestine and United States Policy	Said, Edward	1/28/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1991
16948	Creative Farming	Salatin, Joel		IC1212 “Organic is just the beginning: why stop there?” asks Joel Salatin, entrepreneur and owner of Polyface Farm in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, known for its unique approach to sustainable farming. His home-made inventions rely on creative problem-solving and hi-tech materials to gain the most wholesome use of his land and livestock. Featured in Food, Inc. and Omnivore’s Dilemma, Salatin sums it up with his latest book title--Folks, This Ain't Normal: A Farmer's Advice for Happier Hens, Healthier People, and a Better World. Karen Saupe hosts.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
16921	Dancing with Dinner	Salatin, Joel	1/17/2012	Joel Salatin is a fulltime alternative farmer in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. He writes extensively for agriculture magazines and is a popular speaker who defends sma ll farms, local food systems, and the right to opt out of the conventional food paradigm. His family’s farm, Polyface Inc, has been featured in Smithsonian Magazine, National Geographic, Gourmet, and countless other radio, television and print media . Profiled on the Lives of the 21st Century series with Peter Jennings on ABC News, his after- broadcast chat room fielded more hits than any other segment to date. The farm achieved iconic status as the grass farm featured in the New York Times bestselle r Omnivore’s Dilemma by food writer guru Michael Pollan and more recently the movie Food, Inc		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2012
3012	Education / Youth Ministry	Salem Ave Church		Tape 1-0:34:10 Tape 2-0:23:59
3011	Building the Youth Ministry Leadership Team	Salem Ave Church
2396	Organizing for Evangelism	Salem Ave Church
3014	Youth Ministries Overview	Salem Ave Church
2395	What Makes a Church Grow? / Setting Priorities	Salem Ave Church		Tape 1-0:41:31 Tape 2-0:39:52
2142	Managed Ministry, The / Pastoral Administration	Salem Ave Church		Tape 1-0:43:38 Tape 2-0:35:19
2510	Worship/Staff	Salem Ave. Church		Staff-0:41:09 Worship-0:36:46
3027	Keeping Up with the Church Music Scene	Salem Ave. Church
11989	Saturday Night and Sunday Morning: Music as a Spiritual Practice	Saliers, Don E.	4/24/2004	Saliers, a religion professor, explores the process, problems, and delights of the collaborative father/daughter book he has written with his daughter, Emily Saliers, a memb er of the Indigo Girls.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2004
14093	Heart of Racial Justice, The	Salter McNeil, Brenda	1/15/2007	Brenda Salter McNeil is an ordained Christian minister, teacher, evangelist and frequent speaker at churches, colleges and conferences nationwide. She is the founder and p rincipal of Salter McNeil Associates, LLC, a reconciliation training, consulting and leadership development company that serves academic, religious and civic organizations. McNeil holds degrees from Fuller Theological Seminary and Rutgers University. Her D.Min. degree is from Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary. She is the co-author of "The Heart of Racial Justice" which states that racial and ethnic hostility is a spiritual battle which hinders our effectiveness as one body of believers. In her January Series presentation, she will reveal a new model of racial reconciliation, social justice and spiritual healing that creates both individual and community transformation.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2007
13989	Authentic Race Relations	Salter-McNeil, Brenda		#715 AUTHENTIC RACE RELATIONS Originally broadcast Feb. 18, 2007 Christ's cross gave us the route to repaired relationships with God and with each other. Why do we hear so little emphasis on the horizontal peace? Calvin College January Series guest Brenda Salter McNeil, co-author of The Heart of Racial Justice: How Soul Change leads to Social Change , tells host Shirley Hoogstra what can happen when we recognize the spir itual roots of our segregation, shed the false roles we've taken on, and speak the truth.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
11955	Introducing Nicholas Samaras	Samaras, Nicholas	4/22/2004	A session to introduce the work of poet Nicholas Samaras. He reads poems on his ongoing concept of “Twenty-First Century Saints.”	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2004
16379	Writing for the Change You Wish to See in the World	Samson, Lisa	4/17/2010	From Uncle Tom’s Cabin to The Jungle, fiction has been a force for social change and a catalyst for action in the individual. But how does one write about the marginal ized with respect while winsomely and subversively providing a call for change?	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
12698	Faces of Forgiveness: Psychological Contributions.	Sandage, Steven	4/27/2005		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		CTS
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
12690	Faces of Forgiveness, The: Psychological Contributions	Sandage, Steven	4/27/2005				Preaching Forgiveness Conference
14069	Sense and Sensibility	Sandberg, Stephanie	11/8/2006	Script adapted from Jane Austen's novel by Heather Brown and Stephanie Sandberg. Directed by Stephanie Sandberg Set in the shift between Classicism and Romanticis m Jane Austen's classic novel asks the question, “Can we be rational in love?” Adapted for numerous stage, film, and television productions, Calvin Theatre Company's Sense and Sensibility emphasizes the novel's innate dramatic qualities, often sharp satirical wit, and the complicated road to love in a society where wealth was considered an indication of character and a little gossip could go a long way.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Calvin Theatre Company
13937	Edith Stein	Sandberg, Stephanie	4/2/2003	The true story, by Arthur Giron, of a Jewish intellectual who converted to Roman Catholicism, joined a Carmelite nunnery and was martyred at Auschwitz.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	CAS Dept. Play
14717	Women of Lockerbie, The	Sandberg, Stephanie		A mother from New Jersey roams the hills of Lockerbie Scotland looking for her son's remains which were lost in the crash of Pan Am flight 103. She meets the women of Locker bie, who are fighting the US government to obtain the clothing of the victims found in the plane's wreckage. The women, determined to convert an act of hatred into an act of love, want to wash the clothes of the dead and return them to the victim's famili es. Although the characters and situations in the play are purely fictional, The Women of Lockerbie is loosely inspired by a true story. Written in the structure of a Greek tragedy, it is poetic drama about the triumph of love over hate.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	CAS Dept. Play
13931	Disciples	Sandburg, Stephanie	1/21/2006	'Disciples', in an honest, raw narrative style, describes the eleven disciples' reactions and responses immediately following the crucifixion. Taking place during the days between Jesus' death and resurrection, it focusses particularly on the hollow feelings and search for resolution that occur throughout Holy Saturday. The video includes conversation with playright Andras Visky. Available for cast & crew, only.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	CAS Dept. Play
14795	Plain Turkish Tyranny: Images of the Turk in Anti-Puritan Polemic, 1640-1660, A	Sanders, Glen	5/29/1998		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Puritanism and its Discontents
1799	Text and Canon of the Old Testament, The	Sanders, James A.	5/1/1979
16309	Essay as a Way of Discovery, The	Sanders, Scott Russell	4/15/2010	One of the most intriguing aspects of the essay is the spectacle of a mind searching for a way through some difficult terrain. The terrain may be emotional, intellectual, or geographical; the difficulty may arise from uncertainty or complexity, from confusion or pain, or from the mystery that surrounds and saturates all of existence. Scott Russell Sanders considers the search for pattern and meaning that occurs not only in t he preliminary stages of writing but also in the composition process.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
16334	Place, Community, and Hope	Sanders, Scott Russell; Moore, Kathleen Dean	4/16/2010	Two essayists explore the importance of attachment to place, the crucial role of human community in preserving and celebrating wild places, and the role of the writer in off ering hope for the future of the planet.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
2288	Urban Youth Ministry	Sangster, Verlay					S.C.U.P.E. 1978
3487	Wrap-up: Concluding Panel Discussion	Sanneh, Lamin	4/28/2001		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Seminars in Christian Scholarship
14806	Christianity, Cultures, and Worship Worldwide	Sanneh, Lamin	11/1/2003	Conference Summation	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Christianity, Cultures, and Worship Worldwide
12618	Post-Western Christian Resurgence: Too Much, Too Early?	Sanneh, Lamin	3/31/2005
17627	Faith and Citizenship with Reference to Africa: A Comparative Inquiry Part 1	Sanneh, Lamin	11/14/2012	Sanneh will reflect on the issues and challenges facing Christians in societies of significant Christian growth but with a scanty tradition of thinking about how faith and c itizenship impinge on issues of democracy in a pluralist society. He will compare Christian and Islamic ideas, indicating the overlaps and divergences as a way of sharpening the issues younger churches are facing in Africa and elsewhere.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Stob Lectures
17628	Faith and Citizenship with Reference to Africa: A Comparative Inquiry Part 2	Sanneh, Lamin	11/15/2012	Sanneh will reflect on the issues and challenges facing Christians in societies of significant Christian growth but with a scanty tradition of thinking about how faith and c itizenship impinge on issues of democracy in a pluralist society. He will compare Christian and Islamic ideas, indicating the overlaps and divergences as a way of sharpening the issues younger churches are facing in Africa and elsewhere.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Stob Lectures
12634	Post-Modern Christian Resurgence: Too Much, Too Early?	Sanneh, Lamin	3/31/2005	Confidence in a century of Western missions was on the wane when, in the 1960s, the current Christian resurgence kicked in, catching us off guard. Is that loss of confidence too far advanced to be reversible even by mounting evidence of an unflagging resurgence? What are the implications of the gulf between a resurgent post-Western Christianity and an increasingly post-Christian West?		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Seminars in Christian Scholarship
85	Christian Expansion and Social Renewal: Reaping Where Others Sowed	Sanneh, Lamin	7/11/2000			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
12649	Post-Western Christian Resurgence: Too Much, Too Early?	Sanneh, Lamin	3/31/2005		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
17437	Community Voices:"Healing & Hope"	SAPT (Sexual Assault Prevention Team)	3/3/2010	Video of daily chapel services at Calvin College.		Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
17516	Community Voices: "Healing & Hope,"	SAPT (Sexual Assault Prevention Team)	3/3/2010	The daily chapel archive as recorded in .FLV files on DVD-ROM discs. Individual services can be requested on a DVD-Video, or the entire disc may be requested.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
18038	Cuban Refugees and the Christian Reformed Church	Sara Lima	3/17/2011	In Spanish, 2011, with transcription and translation, 2012.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Cuban Refugees and the Christian Reformed Church: An Oral History Project
16660	Causes and Consequences of Religious Minority Repression in Muslim Countries, The	Sarkissian, Ani	10/13/2010	Ani Sarkissian spoke on "The Causes and Consequences of Religious Minority Repression in Muslim Countries." Dr. Sarkissian is an Assistant Professor of Political S cience at Michigan State University, where she is a core faculty member of the Muslim Studies Program and the Center for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies. Sarkissian holds a PhD from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) where she receive d grants from the National Science Foundation and IREX (Individual Advanced Research Opportunities) to develop her dissertation on religion and democratization in Christian and Islamic societies.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Henry Institute
16142	Singing the Psalms Against a Backdrop of Persecution: A View from Pakiston	Sarwar, Eric	1/29/2010		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2010
112	Writing to Nurture the Spiritual Imagination of Children	Sasso, Sandy	3/30/2000		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
12534	Preaching in Times of Crisis and Transition	Satterlee, Craig	1/29/2005	Craig A. Satterlee is professor of homiletics at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago and Dean of the ACTS Doctor of Ministry in Preaching Program. He will share insig hts from his forthcoming book, When God Speaks through Change: Preaching in Times of Crisis, to be published by The Alban Institute in collaboration with the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship. This book is the result of a yearlong consultation with pa rish pastors, funded by the Louisville Institute, a Lilly Endowment Program for the Study of American Religion.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2005
15082	When God Speaks through You	Satterlee, Craig A.	1/30/2009	Based on his book, When God Speaks through You, Craig A. Satterlee will explore how "holy and active listening" - listening for God's voice speaking in and through the faith community - can occur when church members talk to one another and to their pastors about preaching-and especially the faith convictions they bring to the sermon, which influence both the preaching and influence what is heard.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2009
4500	Dutch Catholics in Wisconsin; Schilder Nollen: A Dutch Artist on the Iowa Frotier	Saueressig, Ida; Mills, Larry	10/8/1981	Two Lectures 1) Saueressig - up to 47:15 2) Mills - from 47:15	Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Conference on Dutch-American Studies
4501	When Can Foreign Policy Be Moral?	Saunders, Harold	1/13/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Interim Lecture Series, 1984
10757	Bringing Change to Church	Saupe, Karen; Seely, Edward		#321 BRINGING CHANGE TO CHURCH When someone says "We're going to do things differently around here," do those words make you cringe or salivate? Most people r un for cover. Pastor and social scientist Dr. Edward Seely of the Calvin Institute for Christian Worship has studied this reluctance to embrace change and applied it to the church setting. He tells guest host Karen Saupe what strategies and mindsets peopl e might try when introducing change in churches.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
15083	Creating Scripts from the Bilbe	Savidge, Dale	1/30/2009	The Bible is a rich source of dramatic material for worship. From medieval tropes to contemporary sketches we’ll survey the ways people have adapted scripture for perf ormance and then we’ll form groups and create original scripture plays. You’ll gain experience with adaptation and leave with a script you can direct next Sunday!	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2009
6434	Charsie Sawyer, soprano	Sawyer, Charsie	2/3/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10077	Gospel Choir	Sawyer, Charsie	11/22/1998		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
17696	Gospel Choir Concert	Sawyer, Charsie	11/18/2012			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
14719	Concert of Gospel Praise, A	Sawyer, Charsie	4/20/2008	A Concert of Gospel Praise		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Gospel Choir
18302	A Day in the Life: Gospel Choir Tour	Sawyer, Charsie	10/18/2013	Highlights trip to Honduras		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
16972	Message is in the Song, The	Sawyer, Charsie	11/20/2011			Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	Gospel Choir
15014	Be Thou Exalted	Sawyer, Charsie	11/23/2008	Gospel Choir Concert		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Gospel Choir
16509	We Proclaim Him	Sawyer, Charsie	4/25/2010	Gospel Choir Concert		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14273	Gospel Choir Concert	Sawyer, Charsie	4/22/2007			None : Not Available for sale.
14068	Total Praise	Sawyer, Charsie	11/19/2006	Calvin College Gospel Choir Presents: Total Praise		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
17499	Gospel Choir Concert	Sawyer, Charsie	4/29/2012	A Concert of Praise and Worship featuring special guests "The New Voices of Grace"		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
16640	Calvin College Gospel Choir	Sawyer, Charsie	11/21/2010			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6433	Charsie Sawyer, soprano	Sawyer, Charsie	2/3/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13485	Charsie Randolph Sawyer	Sawyer, Charsie Randolph	2/17/2000		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Alarabara World Arts Series
9990	Charsie Sawyer Recital	Sawyer, Charsie Randolph Kim, Hyesook	9/27/1997	Alumni Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Alarabara World Arts Series
10170	Charsie Randolph Sawyer, soprano	Sawyer, Charsie Randolph Kim, Hyesook Allman, Leonard de la Barrera, Carlos Dugan, Darlene	10/29/1999	Faculty Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14579	Gospel Choir Reunion Concert	Sawyer, Charsie, conductor Gospel Choir Gospel Choir Alumni	2/9/2008	Concert	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14614	Then Sings My Soul	Sawyer, Charsie, conductor Tolbert, Clinton, lead musician	10/31/2007	Calvin College Gospel Choir, 2007, celebrating ten years of praise.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Concert
15678	Calvin College Gospel Choir	Sawyer, Charsie, conductor Tolbert, Clinton, Lead Musician Luchie, Tarence Edward , Master of Ceremonies Glasper, Nate, Student Assitant conductor	4/20/2008	Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15522	Charsie Sawyer, soprano; Carlos De La Barrera, guitar	Sawyer, Charsie, soprano De La Barrera, Carlos, guitar Brown, Jill Marie, Flute	10/14/2005	Faculty Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Faculty Recital
6169	Lengthening the Cords and Strengthening the Stakes	Sawyer, Charsie; Hamersma, John	9/27/2001	Music Recital	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Christian Scholarship...For What?
18578	Reading	Sayers, Valerie	4/12/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
18562	Distance a Fiction Writer Travels, The	Sayers, Valerie	4/12/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
14884	Written on the Heart	Scalia, A (Supreme Court Justice)	6/30/2003	Photos by Luke Robinson	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Seminars in Christian Scholarship
5870	Men, Women, and Change	Scanzoni, John and Letha	4/15/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture Council Series
4502	Role of Women in Home, Church, and Society, The	Scanzoni, Letha			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2289	Role of Women in Home, Church, and Society, The	Scanzoni, Letha
5872	Christian Woman's Liberation	Scanzoni, Letha	1/27/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interim Lecture Series, 1975
5873	Role of Women in Home, Church, and Society, The	Scanzoni, Letha			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
4503	Reformed Bible College Interview	Schaal, John			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
18557	Reading, A	Schaap, James	4/12/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
3261	Wiersma Memorial Lecture	Schaap, James	4/17/1997		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Wiersma Memorial Lecture
239	Faith and the Writer: Mix or Mistake?	Schaap, James	4/2/1998				Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
13797	Whither? Reading and the Future of Literature in a Visual Age	Schaap, James	4/22/2006	What are lovers of literature—and Christians—to think of the dire predictions of Reading at Risk, the recent report from the National Endowment for the Arts? The report claims that fewer than half of American adults now read literature and that the United States is experiencing a general collapse in advanced literacy. What does this mean for book lovers—and for writers?	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2006
11987	Farming the Back 40: The Backyard as a Source for Writing	Schaap, James	4/24/2004	Schaap demonstrates the relationship he has maintained with his "neighborhood" throughout his writing career, illustrating sources for the stories he’s writt en, as well as reading from work he is presently doing, most of it journalistic.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2004
98	Piecing Fiction out of Autobiography: When your Characters and Audience Overlap	Schaap, James	3/31/2000		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
16406	Interview Concerning Frederick Feikema Manfred	Schaap, James C.
16423	Interview Concerning Frederick Feikema Manfred	Schaap, James C.		Given in December	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5655	Unfinished Story of the Christian Reformed Church, The	Schaap, James C.				Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.
3212	Readings by James Schaap and Hugh Cook	Schaap, James; Cook, Hugh	4/11/1996		Heritage Hall : No Restriction	None : Not Recorded.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 1996
3179	Their Own Voices	Schaap, James; Heynen, Jim; Siegel, Robert	3/30/2000		None : Not Recorded.	None : Not Recorded.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
262	Readings by Schaap, Heynen, Terpstra, Taylor	Schaap, James; Heynen, Jim; Terpstra, John; Taylor, Dan	4/4/1998		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
16347	Creative Life of a Writer: From Ideas to Print, The	Schaap, James; Shaw, Luci; Siegel, Robert	4/17/2010	Three authors talk about how our early rough materials shape, shift, and form to bring us into fuller writing projects. Participants are invited to trace the things that &# 8220;feed the well”—from single moments, roughhewn ideas, and chance encounters with books, characters, and news items.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
13812	Reading by James Schaap and William Vande Kopple, A	Schaap, James; Vander Kopple, Bill	4/22/2006				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2006
15998	Managing Water in the Netherlands	Schaap, Siebe	4/16/2009	Dr. Siebe Schaap gave a public lecture on managing water in the Netherlands. The Netherlands is recognized world-wide as a leader in water management technology and policy. Because much of the country is below sea level and is the delta for three major rivers, the Netherlands has always faced flooding hazards from both sea and rivers. Global warming adds to these hazards. The lecture is part of Dutch Heritage Month. Dr. Schaap is chairman of the Water Board, Groot Salland, The Netherlands, Chairman of the Federation of Dutch Water Boards and Member of the Dutch Parliament. He is a leading expert on water management issues in the Netherlands.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Dutch Heritage Month
18329	You Shall Not Give False Testimony	Schaefer, Kurt	11/11/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
17612	GROW - "Blessed are those who mourn"	Schaefer, Kurt	9/24/2012			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
17719	GROW - Kurt Schaefer, Campus Ministries Intern & Economics Prof.	Schaefer, Kurt	10/29/2012			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
8252	Charles Schantz, Guitar	Schantz, Charles	4/12/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8250	Charles Schantz, Guitar; Lisa Van Houten, Soprano	Schantz, Charles; Van Houten, Lisa	5/7/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
8251	Charles Schantz, Guitar; Lisa Van Houten, Soprano	Schantz, Charles; Van Houten, Lisa	5/7/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13945	Songs for Ascension: Looking Beyond Your Hymnal	Scheer, Greg	5/25/2006		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Ascension Conference
17827	Planning Worship with Hymnary.org	Scheer, Greg	1/25/2013	In recent years, an explosion of resources and music styles has made worship planning an almost overwhelming task. Hymnary.org can help tame this process by allowing planner s to search for songs by scripture, meter, lectionary, etc, and then narrow searches by denomination or year, and even restrict results to those hymnals in your own collection. This session will review the basics of using Hymnary.org, highlight new develo pments such as featured hymns and a streamlined user interface, and show how Hymnary.org can kickstart your worship brainstorming.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2013
11923	Planning Worship: Joining Structure and Style	Scheer, Greg	1/30/2004		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2004
11925	Planning Worthip: Practical Techniques	Scheer, Greg	1/30/2004				Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2004
15102	Mentoring Musicians	Scheer, Greg	1/30/2009	How can we change our leadership paradigm from directing people to helping them grow? Greg Scheer¹s story of mentoring and being mentored is a launching point for a dis cussion of how we can best nurture those who are involved in our worship ministries for the good of God's kingdom.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2009
9319	Ann Schein, Piano	Schein, Ann	9/29/1995		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10	Democratic China, A? Will Internet Trade and Capitalism Transform China?	Schell, Orville		airband	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 2001
8943	Banner Making: Ingenuity, Ideas, and…	Schemper, Carla			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Calvin College Symposium
8942	Banner Making: Putting Creativity	Schemper, Carla			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Calvin College Symposium
16724	Dwelling with Philippians in a Downtown Church Plant	Schenkel, Amy; Steenwyk, Carrie	1/28/2011	As a pastor and worship leader in a downtown church plant with many younger people and an interactive, rather non-traditional style of worship, we wondered how the new book Dwelling with Philippians could fit our context. This session will report on the process and resources from our worship series on Philippians. We will also discuss questions and ideas for contextualizing a worship series on Philippians in a variety of worship settings.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2011
3357	Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night: Should Doctors Kill	Schiedermayer, David	1/22/1992			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1992
4505	No Neutral Ground, Acts 12:1-9	Schipper, Allen	3/18/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5874	Walking with the Wind at your Back	Schipper, E.	3/6/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
15618	Laura Schipper, flute	Schipper, Laura Varineau, Gwen, piano	4/26/2007	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
15682	Laura Schipper, flute; Philip McMillan, violin	Schipper, Laura McMillan, Philip	4/26/2008	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
15740	Laura Schipper, flute	Schipper, Laura, flute	4/23/2009	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
10458	Elizabeth Schlaupitz Student Recital	Schlaupitz, Elizabeth	10/25/2001	Student Recital, Linda Hoisington, piano			Student Recital
2182	What is Happening in the CRC?	Schlissel, Steve	10/17/1989				CTS Special Lecture
12328	What Price Unity?	Schlissel, Steve M.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
12329	Time for a New Reformation	Schlissel, Steve M.		.
2397	Uses of the Quara'an	Schlorff, Sam	10/11/1980				Christian Witness to Muslim
18089	Keeping Faith: New Legacies of the English Department	Schmidt, Gary	5/11/2011	Spring Event	Audio-Visual : Archive/Available for Research
14632	Writing for the Middle-School Reader: War, Trouble, and Calamity	Schmidt, Gary	4/17/2008	In a time of war and unrest, the writer for middle-school and young-adult readers is called to speak in ways that encourage those readers to survey a world realistically and openly, no matter what the genre, no matter what the form.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2008
16046	Ethics of Young Adult Literature	Schmidt, Gary		#1005 Scowling cheerleaders and thirsty vampires beckon from the Young Adult bookshelves. How can concerned parents evaluate what their kids are reading? Newbery Honor-wi nning author Gary Schmidt of the Calvin College English department suggests ways to judge a book other than by its cover. Karen Saupe hosts.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
16834	Keeping Faith: New Legacies of the English Department	Schmidt, Gary	5/11/2011	Spring Event Keynote Address			William Spoelhof Society
18064	That Kid in the Back Row, the One with the Red Shirt	Schmidt, Gary	8/25/2011	Fall Conference	Audio-Visual : Archive/Available for Research
13765	I Started Writing Because I Wanted to Murder My High School PE Teacher	Schmidt, Gary	4/20/2006	Schmidt's novels, though set as far back as 1730, often include moments and scenes from his own past and experience. So how does the writer for middle-grade and young-adult readers adapt his or her past to a narrative set in a different time period and to readers who are unfamiliar with both the author and the historical past? And what ethical implications do such uses carry, particularly when they involve issues of faith an d meaning?	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2006
18250	Opening Plenary	Schmidt, Gary		FFW2012 Plenary 1	Audio-Visual : Archive/Available for Research		FFW2012
16838	That Kid in the Back Row, the One with the Red Shirt	Schmidt, Gary	8/25/2011		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Fall Conference for Calvin College Faculty and Staff
17145	Where the Servants Dwell	Schmidt, Gary	4/19/2012	Opening Plenary	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
160	Of Duchesses and Sin Eaters: The Pattern of Story	Schmidt, Gary	1/11/1999		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1999
11513	Book of the Quarter: Fall 2003	Schmidt, Gary	10/9/2003		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.
12487	Art Part of Preaching, The	Schmit, Clayton	1/28/2005	Most preachers would say that preaching is an art. In what ways is it artistic? And what are the aesthetic responsibilities and techniques that will bring preaching to life? This workshop will explore the theological and practical dimensions of crafting sermons that are lively and engaging.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2005
12474	Psalms are to be Heard Everywhere	Schmit, Clayton; Seerveld, Calvin	1/28/2005	Plenary Session. Clayton Schmit is associate professor of preaching at Fuller Theological Seminary and author of Too Deep for Words: A Theology of Liturgical Expression (Wes tminster John Knox Press, 2002) and Public Reading of Scripture: A Handbook (Abingdon, 2002). Calvin Seerveld is senior member of philosophical aesthetics, emeritus, at the Institute of Christian Studies, Toronto, and past co-chair of the Canadian Soci ety for Aesthetics. His writings and illustrated lectures presented around the world have been profoundly encouraging to contemporary Christian artists. Two recent books are Bearing Fresh Olive Leaves: Alternative Steps in Understanding Art (T uppence Press, 2000) and How to Read the Bible to Hear God Speak (Dordt College Press, 2003). His latest title is Voicing God’s Psalms (Eerdmans, 2005).	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2005
15928	Schneider Piano Recital	Schneider		Student or Faculty Recital. Reel a is mono and Reel b is stereo.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10742	Is Wealth Bad?	Schneider, John	10/15/2002	#306 IS WEALTH BAD? Most religious writings about wealth treat it as a sell-out to materialism. The dangers of idolatry are worthy of severe warning, but have we gone ov erboard? Isn't it possible to be wealthy both economically and spiritually? John Schneider of Calvin's religion department discusses the answers offered in his book The Good of Affluence: Seeking God in a Culture of Wealth.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
8253	Phyllis Schneider, Piano	Schneider, Phyllis	12/14/1963		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4506	Dutch Psalms Sing and Interview ith Mrs. Henry P. Scholte	Scholte, Henry P.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Iowa Historical Society
6180	Christian Scholarship for Economic Policy	Scholte, Marianne; Jongeneel, Roelof	9/29/2001		None : Not Recorded.		Christian Scholarship...For What?
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
5856	Schoolland	Schoolland	6/4/1982			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14365	Prelude 1	Schoon, Hennie Crump, David	9/24/2007	Responsible Freedom		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4507	World War II in the Netherlands	Schornagel-Vander Hart, A.J.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interview
15408	Marie Schotanus, soprano; Reshae Vanderzwan, violin	Schotanus, Marie Vanderzwan, Reshae	4/5/2003	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
107	Conversation with Paul Schrader, A	Schrader, Paul	3/31/2000		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
2290	Intercultural Effectiveness in Ministry	Schram, Judy	10/21/1993				CTS Special Lecture
13616	Minstrel & the Storyteller, The	Schram, Peninnah; Edery, Gerard	1/23/2006	Peninnah Schram, recipient of the National Storytelling Network’s 'Circle of Excellence Award,' will transport us to different times, worlds and cultures as a fellow t raveler through a variety of exciting and memorable stories. The stories will be further enhanced by the expressive folk music of Gerard Edery, who appeared in the Ivory Consort at the 2005 January Series. Experience their storytelling filled with tales o f strength, sorrow, sweetness, love, irony and wit in a uniquely memorable way. Listen to audio at: www.calvin.edu/january/2006/	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2006
13822	WCC and the Social Gospel, The	Schrotenboer, Paul			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6288	Endurance, Encouragement and Hope; Chosen for Justice	Schrotenboer, Paul	8/9/1987	Two services 1) AM - "Endurance, Encouragement and Hope" (Up to 41:05) 2) PM - "Chosen for Justice" (Starts from 41:05)	Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Plymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church
6753	Franz Schubert	Schubert, Franz	1/25/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6754	Franz Schubert	Schubert, Franz	1/25/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
17233	Beyond Backdrop: The Role of Place in Fiction	Schuitema, Adam	4/21/2012	One of the ways fiction writers create the illusion of reality in their work is through the careful crafting of lifelike settings. In this session, Adam Schuitema discusses the ways in which place—whether interior or exterior, actual or invented—can enhance a story’s characters, conflicts, and overall effect.	Network Archive : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
17187	Stories of a People and Place (Conversation)	Schuitema, Adam; Westerhof, Patricia	4/20/2012	This session explores the ways in which stories can be grounded in and inspired by community. Two fiction writers--both of whom have published story collections that have gr own out of communities they’ve lived in or hold allegiances to--talk about the constraints and delights of community in the lives of writers.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
2291	Mind, the Mood, and the Need of the Unchurched, The	Schuller, Robert	3/29/1979
2398	Evangelistic Congregation, The	Schuller, Robert	3/30/1979
16184	Reflecting on his 50-year Career in the Ministry	Schuller, Robert	3/11/2010			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16284	50-yearCareer in the Ministry	Schuller,Robert	3/11/2010		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
4509	Dutch Identity at Home and Abroad	Schulte Nordholt, J.W.	4/21/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3354	Athletics in the 90s: A Decade of Change	Schultz, Richard	1/16/1992			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1992
6151	Athletics in the 90's	Schultz, Richard				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
11108	Canon, Intertextuality, and Determinate Meaning: Understanding Isaiah's "new heavens and new earth"(Isa. 65:17	Schultz, Richard	5/16/2003	Recorded on Side 2 of A11107 "Hermeneutics of Deliverance."	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Hermeneutics at the Crossroads Conference
6059	Youth Seminar	Schultze
10867	Habits of the High-Tech Heart: Living Virtuously in the Information Age	Schultze, Quentin	1/10/2003	In his book by the same title (Baker, 2002), Schultze wrote, "Technological progress invariably produces moral quandaries." He fears that the unmitigated explosion in "instant communication" is unraveling the moral fabric of society. People are losing their capacity to listen respectfully and to speak clearly and honestly. We should seek virtues--wisdom, moderation, authenticity, and discernment; otherwis e we will become a nation of high-tech fools.	None : Not Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2003
14025	Prelude Oct 10 2006	Schultze, Quentin	10/10/2006			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14022	Prelude Sept 5 2006	Schultze, Quentin	9/5/2006			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4510	T.V. and the Family	Schultze, Quentin			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Portable Calvin
12539	Why Listening is the Beginning of All Good Communication	Schultze, Quentin	3/3/2005		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4879	Television and the Family	Schultze, Quentin				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Portable Calvin
4511	T.V. Evangelists After the Fall	Schultze, Quentin	1/6/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		January Series, 1988
12297	Hi-Tech Churches	Schultze, Quentin		#502 HI-TECH CHURCHES New technological inventions offer exciting options for churches looking to update and streamline their worship services. If there’s enough mo ney in the budget, is that all we need to know? CAS professor Quentin Schultze, author of High-Tech Worship: Using Presentational Technologies Wisely, describes to host Shirley Hoogstra how a church can examine the fittingness of such changes for its wors hip service.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
10787	Habits of the High-Tech Heart: Living Virtuously in the Information Age	Schultze, Quentin	1/8/2003	"Technological progress invariably produces moral quandaries," says Dr. Quentin Schultze in his highly acclaimed new book, Habits of the High-Tech Heart: Living Vi rtuously in the Information Age. Hardly at Luddite, the Calvin College professor of communication entered cyberspace nearly 20 years ago, and helped launch in the 1995 the most popular religious website in the world: www.gospelcom.net. He now fears that t he unmitigated explosion in "instant communication" is unraveling the moral fabric of society. People are losing their capacity to listen respectfully and to speak clearly and honestly. He argues that we don’t need more streaming text on T V talk shows and news broadcasts, more blaring television monitors in airports or more unsolicited emails. Instead we should seek virtues, such as wisdom, moderation, authenticity and discernment. Otherwise we will become a nation of high-tech fools.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2003
11940	Nurturing Christian Virtues in Technological Use	Schultze, Quentin	1/29/2004		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2004
9010	Media Mania	Schultze, Quentin	6/2/1992		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Institute
9005	Media Mania- How to Help Churches in Communication Trouble?	Schultze, Quentin	6/2/1992		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Institute
3784	Testing the Media Spirits	Schultze, Quentin	6/3/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
13655	Moving Toward Preaching Extemporaneously	Schultze, Quentin	1/27/2006	E14 Preaching extemporaneously, without a manuscript, can enliven delivery and improve communication. This session will explain and demonstrate how to carefully make the tra nsition from text to outline, and then from outline to embodied delivery.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2006
10745	Sojourning Cyberspace	Schultze, Quentin	11/20/2002	#309 SOJOURNING CYBERSPACE With almost every technological advance comes a new set of moral questions. What should we be asking about our use of the internet and cyberspa ce? In his new book Habits of the High-Tech Heart: Living Virtuously in the Information Age, Quentin Schultze of the Calvin College Communication Arts & Sciences department suggests six virtues that might transform us from tourists to sojourners on th e information superhighway		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
8725	Testing the Media Spirits	Schultze, Quentin	6/3/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
6192	MTV: Blessing or Curse?	Schultze, Quentin	8/13/1986			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Portable Calvin
8722	Testing the Media Spirits	Schultze, Quentin	6/3/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
2399	Is the Medium the Message: The Gospel Accordig to Television?	Schultze, Quentin J.	4/14/1988				CTS Special Lecture
13917	Habits of the Heart (pilot 2)	Schultze, Quentin J.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4228	Calvin College Spots 1986	Schultze, Roels, Mustert		3 TV Spots from 1986		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Advertisement
4882	MTV: Blessing or Curse?	Schultze. Quentin	8/13/1986			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4982	Dilemma of Television, The	Schultze; Herrick				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
6654	Scott Schumaker	Schumaker, Scott	1/29/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11136	Interview	Schuring, John and Gladys	9/30/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4508	Interview	Schuring, John and Gladys	9/30/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14135	How Prison Ministry is Transforming the Church and it's Worship	Schuringa, David	1/26/2007	The church is engaging in ministry to prisoners as never before. Due to skyrocketing recidivism rates (75% of released inmates will return to crime within five years), it is blatantly obvious that our correctional centers do not correct and our reformatories do not reform. This societal crisis of enormous proportions has led to the emergence of the Restorative Justice movement as a way to repair the criminal justice system a nd to facilitate restoration and healing in collapsing communities. Along the way, however, it has become evident that prison ministry is having a profound impact upon the life of the church and that the principles of Restorative Justice are not only for offenders and victims, but for anyone to live all of life as worship.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2007
13998	Prisoners Re-Entering Society	Schuringa, David		#724 PRISONERS RE-ENTERING SOCIETY Originally broadcast May 20, 2007 We hide prisons off the highways and hope those who are sent there stay forever. But most return to their communities, in worse shape than ever. We paid heavily for their incarceration; how much more do we pay for not helping them succeed afterwards? Rev. David Schuringa, president of Crossroad Bible Institute, describes for host Shirley Hoogstra ways to stop the cycle.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
2400	Missiology Interview (2 tapes)	Schuringa, John	9/30/1989	Tape 1-1:30:16 Tape 2-0:38:42
5878	Interview Re: Lansing, Illinois	Schuringa, John J.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interview
18359	Of Games & God: A Christian Exploration of Video Games	Schut, Kevin	1/13/2014			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	January Series, 2014
2987	Futurology and Eschatology	Schuurman, Egbert	9/13/1979
4512	Interview on German Classis of the CRC	Schuurman, John			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interview
4513	Education Project	Schuurman, John			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5880	Time is Now, The	Schuurman, John	3/12/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
6100	Easter Vigil - Worship 5	Schuurman, John F.	7/13/2001				Conference on Liturgy & Music (COLAM)
2511	Formative Power of Worship, The: What Happens when People Worship	Schwanda, Tom					Symposium on Worship, 1992
9027	Formative Power of Image, The	Schwanda, Tom			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Institute
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
11892	Easy Hymn-based Organ Literature	Schwandt, John	1/30/2004	We will explore several pieces and then learn how to draw from them in creating imaginative introductions and accompaniments for the hymns on which they are based. We will e xplore several pieces in different styles usable as preludes, postludes, or extended hymn introductions. As an introduction to basic improvisation, we will use the pieces as models in creating imaginative introductions and accompaniments for the hymns on which they are based.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2004
11907	Hymn-Based Organ Literature for the Experienced Organist	Schwandt, John	1/30/2004	We will explore several pieces and then learn how to draw from them in creating imaginative introductions and accompaniments for the hymns on which they are based. We will e xplore several pieces in different styles usable as preludes, postludes, or extended hymn introductions. As an introduction to basic improvisation, we will use the pieces as models in creating imaginative introductions and accompaniments for the hymns on which they are based.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2004
11905	From the Heart to the Heavens	Schwandt; Brink; Davidson; Conference Choir	1/30/2004	Worship Service: "From the Heart to the Heavens," - Hymn Festival with John D. Schwandt, Emily R. Brink, David R. Davidson and Conference choir Not available du e to low quality recording	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2004
11404	Fall Conference August 29, 1995	Schwehn, Mark; Byker, Gaylen	8/29/1995		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Fall Conference
3387	Fall Conference August 29, 1995	Schwehn, Mark; Byker, Gaylen	8/29/1995		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Fall Conference
15338	New Reproductive Technologies, The	Scorsone, Suzanne			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Veritas 2000
1913	Disclosure Issues	Scott, Randy		From the "Making Congregations Safe Places" conference at Calvin College, 1994.			Making Congregations Safe Places
92	Columbine Redemption, The - Session 6	Scott, Darrell	2/24/2001		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Youth Crime Conference 2001
17759	Hope Unseen	Scotty Smiley, Captain	1/11/2013	Captain Smiley, a Ranger and combat-diver qualified infantryman, was the Army's first active-duty, blind officer and its first blind company commander. On April 6, 2005, he lost use of both eyes when a suicide car bomber blew himself up 30 meters in front of Scotty's Stryker vehicle. Since that day, Smiley has surfed in Hawaii, skied in Vail, skydived, climbed Mount Rainier, completed a triathlon, and graduated from Duke Uni versity's Fuqua School of Business with his MBA. The Army Times named Captain Smiley its Soldier of the Year in 2007, and in 2008 he won an ESPY as the world's Best Outdoor Athlete. Scotty, a recipient of the Bronze Star and Purple Heart, recently taught the core course in leadership at West Point and now commands the Warrior Transition Unit at West Point's Keller Army Medical Center. Captain Smiley was recently named a recipient of the Army’s prestigious MacArthur Leadership Award.			January Series, 2013
8366	Music From Calvin #49	Scripps Trpt. Recital			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8254	Douglas Scripps, Trumpet Recital	Scripps, Douglas	10/19/1963		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8255	Douglas Scripps, Trumpet Recital	Scripps, Douglas	10/22/1963		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3193	Intersections of Art and Religion	Seaton, James; Groppe, John D.; Thyreen, Jeannine N.	3/31/2000		None : Not Recorded.	None : Not Recorded.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
10896	Defusing Fear of Innovations: Facilitating Change in the Church	Seely, Dr. Edward	4/17/2003
11929	Worship Planner's Bookshelf	Seely, Ed; Witvliet, John	1/30/2004				Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2004
13345	Africa Project: Malawi Worship Workshop	Seely, Edward D.		3 Parts: 1. Worship Service produced by Africa Project Worship Workshop attendees. 2. Excerpt of Worship Workshop. 3. Interview with Rev. Davies Mbuzi.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
13347	Africa Project: Malawi Pastor's Workshop	Seely, Edward D.		Highlights of Africa Project Malawi Pastor's Workshop. Includes history and background of Africa Project explained by Dr. Mel Hugen, Director.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
13340	Chikuluti CCAP Sunday Morning Worship Service	Seely, Edward D.		Chikuluti CCAP (Church of Central Africa Presbyterian) Sunday Morning Worship Service, in Lilongwe, Malawi.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
13346	Africa Project: Malawi Workshop	Seely, Edward D.		Highlights of Africa Project Malawi Pastor's Workshop.		Heritage Hall : Available with permission.
1997	Psalms for Worship of God Rather Than Offerings of Kitsch	Seerveld, Calvin	1/15/1993				Symposium on Worship, 1993
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
9223	Poetry and Passion of the Psalms, The	Seerveld, Calvin	7/13/1988		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Conference on Liturgy & Music (COLAM)
13727	Jellema Lecture 1 of 2, 2003	Seerveld, Calvin		For more information: http://www.calvin.edu/academic/philosophy/jellema.htm	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Jellema Lecture Series
13728	Jellema Lecture 2 of 2, 2003	Seerveld, Calvin		For more information: http://www.calvin.edu/academic/philosophy/jellema.htm	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Jellema Lecture Series
2861	Christian Case for Free Love, The	Seerveld, Calvin
9220	Creative Hymn Playing	Segger, Joachim	7/14/1988		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Conference on Liturgy & Music (COLAM)
14382	Religion's Place in International Relations	Seiple, Chris		#810 RELIGION’S PLACE IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Originally broadcast Feb. 3, 2008 No matter how much the U.S. may value its separation of church & state, many other countries either aren’t buying it, or are condemning us for it. Calvin College January Series guest Chris Seiple, president of the Institute for Global Engagement in Washington, describes for host Shirley Hoogstra his Council on Faith & In ternational Affairs, which provides resources for today’s leaders about the role of religion in global issues.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
14458	Stewarding American Power: Recommendations for the Next President	Seiple, Chris	1/8/2008	President of the Institute for Global Engagement in Washington DC which promotes sustainable environments for religious freedom worldwide. As a faith-based organization, IGE believes firmly in universal human dignity and is committed to the protection of all faiths through the rule of law. Dr. Seiple combines expertise with experience in fashioning some practical suggestions about how we, through the president we elect, migh t steward American might - spiritual, cultural, economic, and military - in a globalizing and hurting world.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2008
11013	Mid-Inauguration, A? A Meditation on Isaiah 6	Seitz, Christopher R.	6/6/2003		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.		Bible and Ministry Conference, The Second
11037	My Servant, You are Israel-A Study in Canonical Reading (Isaiah 49)	Seitz, Christopher R.	6/6/2003		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.		Bible and Ministry Conference, The Second
15084	Worship in the Chinese Church: A Case Study	Selles, Kurt	1/30/2009	Based on a case study from Henan province in central China, this session explores the distinctives of worship in a Chinese setting, both in the urban church and the rural ch urch. The basic question of the session is: What can we learn about worship from the Chinese?	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2009
17525	Proclamation: "Suffering Servant,"	Seminary Intern Jen Holmes	3/16/2010	The daily chapel archive as recorded in .FLV files on DVD-ROM discs. Individual services can be requested on a DVD-Video, or the entire disc may be requested. Isaiah 53:10- 12		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
17450	Proclamation "Suffering Servant,"	Seminary Intern Jen Holmes	3/16/2010	Video of daily chapel services at Calvin College. Isaiah 53:10-12		Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
16622	Daughter of the Killing Fields	Seng, Theary	1/7/2011	Ms. Seng was born in Phnom Penh in January 1971. Under the Khmer Rouge, she lived in Svay Rieng province bordering Vietnam, where the killings were most intense and where s he spent five months in prison. The Khmer Rouge killed both her parents. In November 1979, at the age of eight, she and her surviving family trekked across the border for Thailand and emigrated to the U.S. one year later (first settling in Grand Rapids, M I with the support of a local CRC church). Theary graduated from Georgetown University’s school of Foreign Service with a BS in International Politics and received a Juris Doctor from the University of Michigan Law School. Theary returned to Cambo dia in 2004 and is the founder and board president of the Center for Justice & Reconciliation. She wrote a book about her life entitled Daughter of the Killing Fields and is currently working on a second book.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2011
16593	Justice for Cambodians	Seng, Theary		January Series guest Theary Seng was imprisoned as a child during the 1975-79 Khmer Rouge takeover of Cambodia. She barely escaped death; her parents did not. After making i t to the U.S. and becoming a lawyer, she has moved back to help rebuild a country still recovering. She describes the experiences and motivations related in her book Daughter of the Killing Fields.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
14787	God and the Big Bang Theory	Sennet, James	9/11/1998		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Seminars in Christian Scholarship
3742	Life in the Parsonage	Senter, Ruth	6/6/1984		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
3741	Barriers and Bridges to Friendship	Senter, Ruth	6/5/1984		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
11715	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	7/13/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
11716	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	8/24/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
11717	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	8/31/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
11718	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	9/7/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
11723	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	9/21/2003		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11725	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	10/5/2003		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11714	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	7/6/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
11724	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	9/28/2003		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11444	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	6/22/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
11657	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	3/10/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11520	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	9/14/2003		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11628	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	12/2/2001	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11627	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	11/25/2001	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11626	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	11/18/2001	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11638	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	2/24/2002	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11637	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	2/17/2002	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11636	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	2/10/2002	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11635	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	1/27/2002	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11634	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	1/20/2002	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11633	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	1/13/2002	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11631	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	12/30/2001	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11630	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	12/23/2001	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
10580	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	1/6/2002	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
10605	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	7/21/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
10577	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	11/11/2001	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
10603	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	5/26/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
10578	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	12/9/2001	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
10581	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	2/3/2002	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
10600	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	3/3/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11629	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	12/16/2001	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
10604	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	6/23/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11445	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	8/17/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
10606	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	8/18/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
10607	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	9/15/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
10901	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	4/27/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Available with permission.
10921	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	5/25/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Communicacion	Heritage Hall : Available with permission.
11443	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	7/20/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
11660	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	4/7/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
10602	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	4/28/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11699	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	5/18/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Available with permission.
11658	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	3/17/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11677	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	9/8/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11679	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	9/22/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
11680	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	9/29/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11681	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	10/6/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11675	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	8/25/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11698	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	5/11/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Available with permission.
11674	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	8/11/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11700	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	6/1/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Communicacion	Heritage Hall : Available with permission.
11701	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	6/8/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Communicacion	Heritage Hall : Available with permission.
11702	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	6/15/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Communicacion	Heritage Hall : Available with permission.
11710	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	7/27/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
11711	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	8/3/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
11712	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	8/10/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
11697	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	5/4/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Available with permission.
11667	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	6/9/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11713	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	6/29/2003	El Mensaje de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
11661	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	4/14/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11662	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	4/21/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11663	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	5/5/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11664	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	5/12/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11676	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	9/1/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11666	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	6/2/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
11659	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	3/24/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11668	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	6/16/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11669	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	6/30/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11670	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	7/7/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11671	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	7/14/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11672	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	7/28/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11673	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	8/4/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
11665	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	5/19/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
10601	La Hora de la Reforma	Serrano, Guillermo	3/31/2002	El Mensage de Jesucristo por los Medios de Comunicacion	Heritage Hall : Availablity restricted to Fair Use.
14288	StreetFest 2006	Service Learning Center	9/10/2006	StreetFest is a small taste of service-learning during first year students' orientation experience at Calvin. Students work alongside agencies like the Inner City Christian Federation building sheds, sort clothes at Degage Ministries, accompany residents from the Heartland Health Care to the John Ball Park Zoo, or plant a rain garden with the West Michigan Environmental Action Council. Wherever they go during StreetFest, n ew Calvin students contribute to work that is already being done by more than 50 non-profit agencies in Grand Rapids.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	History (college)
15697	String Orchestra Festival	Sewell, Andrew, Guest conductor Calvin College Orchestra Nordling, Robert, conductor Grand Rapids Christian High Symphony Strings Holland Christian High Orchestr a Strings Traverse City West High School Orchestra Strings	10/29/2008	Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16194	Seymour Christian School Promotional Cassette	Seymour Christian School		Promotional cassette tape, undated.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16195	Seymour Christian School Christmas Concert	Seymour Christian School			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16187	Seymour Christian School Media Center Groundbreaking and Dedication	Seymour Christian School		Media Center Groundbreaking, Media Center Dedication		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	History (denomination)
16192	Seymour Christian School Demo Tape	Seymour Christian School		Seymour Christian School Demo Tape, undated		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16196	Seymour Christian School Festival for Advent	Seymour Christian School		Festival for Advent, 1990	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16191	Service of Lessons and Carols, Seymour Christian School	Seymour Christian School		Service of Lessons and Carols, 1998		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16193	Seymour Christian School Christmas Program	Seymour Christian School		Christmas Program, 1994		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16190	Service of Lessons and Carols, Seymour Christian School	Seymour Christian School		Service of Lessons and Carols, 1997		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16189	Seymour Christian School Pavillions Program, World's Fair Highlights	Seymour Christian School students		Pavillions Program, World's Fair Highlights, May 1996		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
16188	Seymour Christian School Christmas Program	Seymour Christian School third to fifth grades		3rd to 5th grades, 1994		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6342	Peace Surpassing All Our Dreams; Sermon for Children, A	Seymour Van Dyken; Peter Van Elderen	9/25/1988	Two services 1) AM - "Peace Surpassing All Our Dreams" (Up to 38:00) 2) PM - "A Sermon for Children" (Start from 38:00)	Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Plymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church
14095	Rising Tide: A Storyteller's View of the Second World War, The	Shaara, Jeff	1/17/2007	Best selling author of novels on the American wars from the Revolutionary War to his latest on World War II, scheduled to be released in October 2006.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2007
13993	Why Visit Battlefields?	Shaara, Jeff		#719 WHY VISIT BATTLEFIELDS? Originally broadcast April 15, 2007 What do you think of when you see a civil war monument? If you’re not the type to run up and read the text, Calvin College January Series guest and historical novelist Jeff Shaara might change all that. He describes for host Karen Saupe his guidebook Jeff Shaara's Civil War Battlefields: Discovering America’s Hallowed Ground, featuring 10 battle fields he says every American should visit.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
12303	Ethics of Survival	Shackleton, Rand		#508 Ethics of Survival 1914 Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton is the subject of numerous books and movies because of his amazing leadership in keeping a shipwrecked c rew of 27 alive for 20 months in a subzero wasteland until he was able to secure their rescue. Rand Shackleton, filmmaker and amateur historian of polar exploration, explains to Karen Saupe what about this story has gripped so many hearts.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
6607	Christine Shaffer, Soprano	Shaffer, Christine	4/17/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6608	Christine Shaffer, Soprano	Shaffer, Christine	4/17/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8226	Christine Shaffer, Soprano	Shaffer, Christine	3/29/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8227	Christine Shaffer, Soprano	Shaffer, Christine	3/29/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15665	Souvenirs: A Musical Journey	Shagkuan, Pearl, Conductor Bos, Kenneth, Accompanist	1/13/2008	Calvin College Alumni Choir Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Alumni Choir
11930	Christian - Muslim Dialogue	Shamock, Zakka	2/17/2004		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.
18318	Serenity: The Music of Ola Gjeilo	Shangkuan, Pearl	11/10/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
17993	Women's Chorale Concert	Shangkuan, Pearl	5/3/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
17963	Women's Chorale	Shangkuan, Pearl	4/11/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Calvin Academy for Lifelong Learning (CALL)
10492	Calvin Women's Chorale, The	Shangkuan, Pearl	4/22/2002	Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Concert
10214	Calvin College Alumni Choir	Shangkuan, Pearl Bos, Kenneth	7/20/2000	Concert	Heritage Hall : Available with permission.
10183	One Light, Many Colors, One People	Shangkuan, Pearl Bos, Kenneth	1/9/2000	Concert. See also HHD00961 performed 12/16/99.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10496	Calvin College Alumni Choir: Singing our Prayers, Praying our Songs	Shangkuan, Pearl Bos, Kenneth Van Wingerden, Randall	4/28/2002		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10181	Calvin College Alumni Choir: One Light, Many Colors, One People	Shangkuan, Pearl Bos, Kenneth Van Wingerden, Randall	12/16/1999	See also HHD00962 performed 1/9/00.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16034	Fall Music Festival 2009	Shangkuan, Pearl Ivory, Sean	10/23/2009	Da pacem Domine Ain't No Grave Can Hold My Body Down		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
10162	Calvin College Alumni Choir	Shangkuan, Pearl Van Windergen, Randall Bos, Kenneth	5/16/1999	Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
17565	Calvin College Oratorio Society Handel's Messiah, 80th Season, 1999-2000	Shangkuan, Pearl, Conductor	12/9/1999	Calvin College Oratorio Society with Calvin College Orchestra presents Handel's Messiah	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Oratorio Society
16973	Blessed are the Meek: Showing Mercy to All	Shapiro, Paul	11/21/2011			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
14264	Fundamentalist History, Secular Myth, and the Media’s God Problem	Sharlet, Jeff	4/11/2007	Sharlet is a contributing editor for Harper's and Rolling Stone and an associate research scholar at New York University's Center for Religion and Media, where he teaches journalism and edits TheRevealer.org, a review of religion and the press. His latest work is Jesus Plus Nothing: How American Fundamentalism's Power Elite Shaped the Faith of a Nation. He is also the co-author with Peter Manseau of Killing the Buddha : A Heretic's Bible, published in 2004 and named by Publishers Weekly as one of the top 10 religion titles of that year. Sharlet’s talk at Calvin will make the case for "American fundamentalism" as a term that encompasses the politica l and cultural work of a broad evangelical movement that's both conservative and utopian, gentle in spirit and angry in expression, rooted as much in its reading of American history as in scripture.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	None : Not Recorded.
12654	Petra's Great Temple	Sharp-Joulowsky, Dr. Martha	4/19/2005	Director of the Brown University Center for Old World Archaeology, Providence, Rhode Island	None : Not Recorded.	None : Not Recorded.	Petra
12655	Great Temple of Petra: Twelve Years of Excavation, The	Sharp-Joulowsky, Dr. Martha	4/20/2005	Director of the Brown University Center for Old World Archaeology, Providence, Rhode Island	None : Not Recorded.	None : Not Recorded.	Petra
18527	Work That Enfaiths: Writing as an Entrance to Seen and Unseen	Shaw, Luci	4/11/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
11966	Bridging the Gap: How Story Shapes Our Thoughts about God	Shaw, Luci	4/22/2004	The old Sunday School song claims, “I love to tell the story/of unseen things above.” How do we tell the story of something unseen, Someone unseen? Shaw talks about how narrative, story, and imagery bridge the gap between the transcendent and the immanent in a way that strengthens our faith.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2004
14540	Taming the Wilderness: Order, Chaos, Poetry and God	Shaw, Luci	4/22/1994		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1994 (Writer's Conf. '94)
13762	Thumbprint on the Clay, The	Shaw, Luci	4/20/2006		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2006
14634	Reading by Luci Shaw	Shaw, Luci	4/17/2008		Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2008
111	As It Happens: Writing Your Own Life Story	Shaw, Luci	4/1/2000		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
16331	Harvesting Fog: Combining the Air of Heaven	Shaw, Luci	4/16/2010	A poet shares strategies for plucking messages from the transcendent in metaphors that bring them into real time.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
263	As It Happens: Telling Your Own Story	Shaw, Luci	4/4/1998		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
289	Vespers Led By Luci Shaw	Shaw, Luci	4/3/1998				Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
14651	How a Poem Happens: Fertilizing the Seed Idea and Cultivating It to a Full-Grown Poem	Shaw, Luci	4/18/2008	Using examples from her own work and writing life, Shaw describes the stages of a poem's evolution—from the first image, idea, or phrase to a published poem.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2008
13788	Reading by Luci Shaw, A	Shaw, Luci	4/21/2006		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2006
17146	Reading by Luci Shaw, A	Shaw, Luci	4/15/2012		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
17163	Double Faces of Ambition, The	Shaw, Luci; Walker, Jeanne Murray	4/19/2012	Donald Hall once claimed, "If I have any ambition, it is for my work, not for myself." A noble sentiment--and yet without ambition, it is difficult to persist at a ny task in life through the inevitable hurdles and discouragement into a place of real excellence. But ambition can also easily turn into wanting and needing external praise and attention. Two friends and writers discuss these two faces of ambition.	None : Not Recorded.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
10402	Traveling at Home: Memory, Imagination, and the Dream Landscapes of Poetry	Shaw, Lucy	4/18/2002	Luci Shaw reads and comments on some of her own work as it relates to larger issues of poetry.	Bookstore (college) : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2002
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
16091	Is There Still a Place for Psalm-Singing in Worship?	Sheer, Greg	11/19/2009	Learn about spoken, chanted, responsorial, metrical, paraphrased, extracted and hybrid Psalm settings with composer Greg Scheer and accompanist Carol Rienstra. "Is Ther e Still a Place for Psalm-Singing in Worship?" highlights settings of Psalm 78, 133, 23, 42/43, 107, 127 and 5.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Calvin Academy for Lifelong Learning (CALL)
15605	New Music at Calvin: Student Composer Concert	Sheer, Greg, guest composer McMillan, Philip Karim, Armin Baldwin, David Gruppen, Matthew Braswell, Peter Wiest, Jonathon	3/15/2007	Student Composer concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2401	Lebanon	Shema, A
16180	Still No Cure? Progress and Challenges in HIV/AIDS Research	Shen, Anding	2/24/2010			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2402	Muslim Community and Kingdom	Shenk, D	8/11/1980				Christian Witness to Muslims
2403	Christian Witness(cont'd)/ Sufism as a Bridge	Shenk, D.	8/11/1982
2404	Missionary Encounter with Culture, The: Lessons for the Local	Shenk, Wilbert R.	9/20/1990				CTS Special Lecture
2990	Reprobation in Covenant Perspective: Discussion	Shepherd, Norman			Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.		Ministers' Institute
8739	Reprobation in Covenant Perspective- The Reformed Doctrine	Shepherd, Norman			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
8750	Reprobation in Covenant Perspective: Discussion	Shepherd, Norman		Reprobation in Convenant Perspective: Discussion	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
8748	Reprobation in Covenant Perspective: The Biblical Doctrine	Shepherd, Norman			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
2989	Reprobation in Covenant Perspective: Biblical Doctrine	Shepherd, Norman			Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.		Ministers' Institute
2988	Reprobation in Covenant Perspective: Reformed Doctrine	Shepherd, Norman			Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.		Ministers' Institute
6398	Sheri Roosendaal Roelofs/ Ann Schotanus	Sheri Roosendaal Roelofs/ Ann Schotanus	10/22/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13392	Pine Rest Family Summit 2 Breakout 1:The Courts and Crisis in Marriage	Sheridan, James E.	3/26/1998	Breakout 1: The Courts and Crisis in Marriage: Lenawee County's Response	Technical Services : Archive/Available for Research
13393	Pine Rest Family Summit 2 Breakout 2: Smart Marriages	Sheridan, James E.	3/26/1998	Breakout 2: Smart Marriages: Reversing the Divorce Epidemic	Technical Services : Archive/Available for Research
10732	Christian Counseling: Two Views	Sherman, Greg; Smith, Ken	4/19/2002	#218 CHRISTIAN COUNSELING: TWO VIEWS Do Christian counselors always begin and end their sessions in prayer? It depends on the type of Christian counselor! Most would not wa nt you to feel pressured to perform spiritually, so would not initiate such practices. A Biblical or nouthetic counselor could not imagine getting started without first seeking God's help together. The same goes for opening a Bible during the sessions. Dr . Greg Sherman of the Christian Counseling Center in Grand Rapids and Rev. Ken Smith of the Biblical Counseling Center in Jenison further explain their differences.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
17815	How to Help Contemporary Churches Embrace Ancient Approaches to Worship	Sherman, Scot	1/25/2013	Can congregations with a "praise band" worship culture be led to joyfully embrace the practices of historic liturgy? Yes, if they are allowed to taste it slowly an d if they see the evangelical and missional wisdom embedded in the ancient ways.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2013
15798	Triennial V: Living Our Commitment: Time & Leisure	Sherrow, Jeanne			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9203	Sherrow- Wednesday	Sherrow, Jeanne	7/30/1986		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
9202	Sherrow- Thursday; Time and Leisure	Sherrow, Jeanne	7/31/1986		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
4514	Costumes as Communication	Shevill, Margot	11/15/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10730	Terrorism in America	Shifter, Michael	3/18/2002	#216 TERRORISM IN AMERICA Can you believe that 70% of all the kidnappings in the world happen in Colombia? And that country also has the world's worst homicide rate. What ha s gone wrong? The U.S. isn't responsible for any of it, right? Michael Shifter of Inter-American Dialogue in Washington, D.C. shares his years of expertise studying and lobbying for this ignored spot in our hemisphere.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
9978	Organ Recital, An	Shim, Jinhee Maxwell, Todd	4/28/1997	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16744	Rule of Law in Russia: Problems and Perspectives, The	Shirin, Andrey	11/3/2010	Andrey Shirin, Adjunct Professor at the John Leland Center for Theological Studies (Falls Church, VA), lectured on “The Rule of Law in Russia: Problems and Perspecti ves as the inaugural in the Pruis Rule of Law Lecture Series.	None : Not Recorded.		Henry Institute
11774	What Is Your Greatest Need?	Shoemaker, Samuel
11775	What Is The Christian Religion?	Shoemaker, Samuel
11776	How To Begin A Christian Experience	Shoemaker, Samuel
5875	Lecture	Shrader, Paul	3/19/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
17165	What the Sabbath Does	Shulevitz, Judith	4/19/2012	In many religious traditions, Sabbath observance has lost its meaning and value. And yet in our fast-paced, technologically saturated society, Sabbath is vitally important. Judith Shulevitz discusses how Sabbath observance changes the way we relate to time--and what its slow fade from human society might mean for each of us personally.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
12689	Faces of Forgiveness, The: Theological Contributions	Shults, LeRon	4/27/2005				Preaching Forgiveness Conference
12702	Faces of Forgiveness, The: Theological Contributions	Shults, LeRon	4/27/2005		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Preaching Forgiveness Conference
13985	Supporting Locally-Owned Businesses	Shuman, Michael		#711 SUPPORTING LOCALLY-OWNED BUSINESSES Originally broadcast Jan. 21, 2007 Is that cheap pair of sneakers really a better price when its lifespan is a third of the more expensive pair? Michael Shuman, author of The Small-Mart Revolution: How Local Businesses are Beating the Global Competition, shows host Karen Saupe a new way of looking at how we apply our resources and what we get in return.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
16166	Morning Reflection, 2/6/10	Sider, Ron	2/6/2010	Ronald J. Sider (Ph.D., Yale) is Professor of Theology, Holistic Ministry and Public Policy and Director of the Sider Center on Ministry and Public Policy at Palmer Theologi cal Seminary and President of Evangelicals for Social Action. His Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger was recognized by Christianity Today as one of the one hundred most influential religious books of the twentieth century.			Faith and Internat'l Dev. Conf. 2010
16163	Morning Reflection, 2/5/10	Sider, Ron	2/5/2010	Ronald J. Sider (Ph.D., Yale) is Professor of Theology, Holistic Ministry and Public Policy and Director of the Sider Center on Ministry and Public Policy at Palmer Theologi cal Seminary and President of Evangelicals for Social Action. His Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger was recognized by Christianity Today as one of the one hundred most influential religious books of the twentieth century.			Faith and Internat'l Dev. Conf. 2010
4520	Practical Suggestions re: Hunger	Sider, Ron	2/18/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Communities' Day
16161	Welcome & Opening Session	Sider, Ron	2/4/2010	Ronald J. Sider (Ph.D., Yale) is Professor of Theology, Holistic Ministry and Public Policy and Director of the Sider Center on Ministry and Public Policy at Palmer Theologi cal Seminary and President of Evangelicals for Social Action. His Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger was recognized by Christianity Today as one of the one hundred most influential religious books of the twentieth century.			Faith and Internat'l Dev. Conf. 2010
4517	God is on the Side of the Poor	Sider, Ron	2/18/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Communities' Day
5882	American Friends Service Committee Meeting	Sider, Ronald	12/8/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2862	Christian & Social Responsibility, The	Sider, Ronald			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
11137	Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger	Sider, Ronald J.	12/8/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4519	Complex, Unjust Structural Systems	Sider, Ronald J.	2/18/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Communities' Day
4518	Sin is Personal and Structural	Sider, Ronald J.	2/18/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Communities' Day
11138	Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger	Sider, Ronald J.	12/8/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4515	Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger	Sider, Ronald J.	12/8/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5175	Christian and Social Responsibilty, The	Sider, Ronald J.	6/3/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
4516	Nuclear Holocaust and Christian Hope	Sider, Ronald J.	12/2/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture Council Series
14007	Wealth and Poverty in Light of the Gospel: How Can Christians Work Together if We Disagree?	Sider, Ronald; Sirico, Robert	10/2/2006		Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14538	String Theory and Other Connections	Siegel, Robert	4/21/1994		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1994 (Writer's Conf. '94)
16371	Poem at the End of the Mind: How to Esacpe Tyrannical Intellect, The	Siegel, Robert	4/17/2010	We often find that the poem we are writing takes off in a strange direction: the poem we want to write turns into the poem that wants to be written. Robert Siegel leads part icipants in exercises that help them get in touch with the subliminal or subconscious self—and the poem that wants to be written.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
14537	Readings: Kaye Gibbons	Siegel, Robert; Gibbons, Kaye	4/21/1994		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1994 (Writer's Conf. '94)
3236	Readings by Siegel, Owens, and Shaw	Siegel, Robert; Owens, Virginia Stem; Shaw, Luci	4/12/1996				Festival of Faith & Writing, 1996
3228	Transforming Life Into Art	Siegel, Robert; Shaw, Luci; Veinck, Christopher; Taylor, Dan; Wakefield, Dan	4/13/1996		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1996
2185	Why I believe in the Ordination of Women	Sieplinga, D.; Essenberg, V.	5/29/1985		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CW-CRC
4521	Chapel, 3/7/1979	Sieplinga, David	3/7/1979	A daily chapel service held at Calvin College.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
4522	God is a Feminist	Sieplinga, David			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6319	Incomprehensible God Does Care, The; Man Who Heard A Voice, The	Sierd Woudstra	10/4/1987	Two services 1) AM - "The Incomprehensible God Does Care" (Starts from 37:40) 2) PM - "The Man Who Heard A Voice" (Up to 37:40)	Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Plymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church
1800	Jewish Background of the Lord's Prayer, The	Sigal, Philip	1/22/1981		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
4523	Perspectives on Ecumenism	Sigal, Phillip	1/10/1985		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Interim Lecture Series, 1985
4524	Presentation and Overview of Sigler's Art from 1971-1984	Sigler, Hollis	3/27/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
2293	Reformed Action for Reformed Church	Sikkema, R			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CMCRC Conference 1987
13539	Visual-Spacial Intelligence	Silverman, Linda		#617 VISUAL-SPATIAL INTELLIGENCE Originally broadcast April 2, 2006 Why do very intelligent students sometimes fail in school? Could it be that our educational system is geared toward those with stronger left brain hemispheres, leaving the big-picture thinkers out? Psychologist Linda Silverman describes for host Karen Saupe this and other claims from her book Upside-Down Brilliance: the Visual-Spatial Learner.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
13612	Upside-Down Brilliance	Silverman, Linda	1/17/2006	Dr. Silverman is world-renown as the leading expert on visual-spatial learners, in fact, she coined the term. The VSL is a person who thinks primarily in pictures and includ es roughly 1/3 of the population and cuts across racial and ethnic lines. She is a practicing educational psychologist and the founder of the Institute for advanced Studies and the Gifted Development Center in Denver, Colorado. She is the author of “ ;Upside-down Brilliance: The Visual Spatial Learner.” Why is this topic so important? Images are the way of the future. Images create reality. The image makers, the visionaries, will be our leaders. The gifts of the visually-spatial are vitally need ed in the 21st century. However, in school the VSL is often made to feel defective if they lack the reading, spelling, grammar, calculation, memorization, handwriting, word-finding, sequential, organizational and time skills that are so valued in educatio n. Listen to audio at: www.calvin.edu/january/2006/	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2006
13683	Rocks Aren't Clocks	Silvestru, Emil	3/13/2006	Dr. Emil Silvestru, Ph.D. is with 'Answers in Genesis,' Canada. Recording may be purchased from Craig Glupker, 616-862-2023. [Available on 1 DVD or 2 Audio CDs]	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Origins Symposium
14933	Matthew 2	Silviera	12/26/1999	Chaplain Silviera on Matthew 2	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
8276	Julie Simkins, Mezzo-Soprano; Kristin De Koster, Piano; Christine Meeker, Soprano	Simkins, Julie; De Koster, Kristin; Meeker, Christine	4/7/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4525	Politics of World Hunger, The	Simon, Arthur	2/12/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture Council Series
10832	Opposite Sex Friends F98-32	Simon, Caroline				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Calvin Forum
15674	Melissa Simon, soprano	Simon, Melissa Bays, Jan, piano	4/5/2008	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
15634	Melissa Simon, soprano; Michael Spee, tenor	Simon, Melissa Spee, Michael Hoisington, Linda, piano Bays, Jan, piano	3/31/2007	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
2405	Missio as Promisio (1 of 3)	Simpson, Gary	12/1/1993		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Van Dijke Mission Lectureship
3068	Missio as Vocatio (3 of 3)	Simpson, Gary	12/2/1993		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Van Dijke Mission Lecture
2406	Missio as confessio (2 of 3)	Simpson, Gary	12/3/1993		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Van Dijke Mission Lectures
10413	Writer Holds the Compass, The	Singer, Raymond	4/19/2002	The screenwriter of films such as "Joseph: King of Dreams" discusses writing in Hollywood. The writer is, to most people in the film industry, the poorest of relat ions. And yet, he/she really is the one who not only creates from the blank page but also holds the whole story--and its veracity--in mind.	None : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2002
11545	Sending Jobs Overseas	Singh, Hari		#422 SENDING JOBS OVERSEAS Are you ever torn between buying a locally made item or paying half the price for something made overseas? Are there hidden costs for your barg ain? And what about all those jobs Michigan has been losing? Hari Singh of Grand Valley State University's economics department describes for host Karen Saupe the pros and cons of outsourcing jobs.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
13975	Making Decisions	Singh, Hari		#701 MAKING DECISIONS Originally broadcast Sept. 24, 2006 Research in the fields of business, economics, and psychology reveals surprising tendencies regarding how peopl e make decisions. Hari Singh of Grand Valley State University Siedman School of Business describes for host Shirley Hoogstra the concepts in his “academic fiction” murder mystery titled Framed! Solve an Intriguing Mystery and Master How to Mak e Smart Choices.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
18659	Is there anyone There	Sir John Polkinghorne	3/8/2002			Audio-Visual (college) : Archive/Available for Research	Geneva Lecture Series
2407	Preferential Option for the Poor, A	Sirico, Robert	10/27/1994		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Special Lecture
14995	Through a Glass Darkly: Politics and the Problem of Knowledge in Calvin's Thought	Sitman, Matthew	10/14/2008	Matthew Sitman, Ph.D. candidate in Political Theory in the Department of Government at Georgetown University	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Henry Institute
11598	Calvin and the Holy Spirit	Sixth Calvin Colloquim			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin Colloquim
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
2863	Calvin and the Holy Spirit	Sixth Calvin Colloquim		Tape 1-1:33:15 Tape 2-0:55:40	Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin Colloquim
12651	Christian Zionism: The Road to Armageddon	Sizer, Stephen	4/20/2005	"Christian Zionism: Roadmap to Armageddon?" was presented by Stephen Sizer, Vicar of Christ Church in Virginia Water, United Kingdom. Sizer examined how evangel ical eschatology has embedded itself in modern political ideology, and challenged evangelical Christians to consider appropriate paths for a just resolution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Sizer has served as Vicar at Christ Church for 8 years, and also works with Campus Crusade for Christ and several other mission agencies on short-term projects in Europe and the Middle East. He is chairman of the International Bible Society UK and vice-chairman of the Christian charity known as "Highway Projects," which sends teams of young people to serve in the Holy Land. The lecture was co-sponsored by the Henry Institute and the Christian Reformed Church Office of Social Justice.	None : Not Recorded.		Henry Institute
7924	Richard Sjoerdsma, Tenor	Sjoerdsma, Richard	4/7/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7925	Richard Sjoerdsma, Tenor	Sjoerdsma, Richard	10/25/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2826	On the Bork Nomination	Skillen, James	10/1/1987		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Special Lecture
10796	In Celebration of Martin Luther King Day, Creative Justice	Skillen, James	1/20/2003	Where is justice to be found? Must we resign ourselves to the all-too-human patterns of oppression and murderous destruction? James Skillen, president of the Center for Publ ic Justice in Washington D.C., answers that with a resounding, “No.” Skillen will emphasize that we have all been created in the image of God. The deepest import of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s movement extends beyond opposition to racism t o the achievement of human dignity for every person. Likewise, Skillen contends, it is only in the Creator and Redeemer of humanity that we can find the hope that dissolves despair, the power to overcome hatred, the love to bind ourselves to one another a nd the confidence that justice will be established. This will be a true celebration of the ideals of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2003
12546	Socio-Political Aspect, The	Skillen, James	4/5/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Spring Ministers Conference
2864	Christian Ministry & Social Justice	Skillen, James	2/26/1987		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Special Lecture
2865	Power & Justice: Growing Crisis in World Politics	Skillen, James			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
4526	Power vs. Justice	Skillen, James			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2827	Of Covenants, Contracts & American Politics, 1996	Skillen, James	2/15/1996		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Special Lecture
16803	Finding Our Place in God's Creation: The Challenge of Ecosystem Management	Skillen, Jamie	4/4/2011			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16603	Democracy & Sharia Law: Can They Coexist?	Skillen, Jim		As we watch Muslim countries consider new forms of government, many in America hope that democracy will win out. But some Muslim countries have used the voting process t o establish Sharia law, which includes strict regulations pertaining to punishment, sexuality, religious obligations, hygiene, and personal finances. Jim Skillen, former president of the Center for Public Justice in Washington, DC, discusses current think ing on whether Sharia law can be combined with democracy. Shirley Hoogstra hosts.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
9936	Mandatory Chapel: Guest Speakers	Skinner, Tom	3/14/1969		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
17761	Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks,the	Skloot, Rebecca	1/15/2013	Skloot is an award- winning science writer whose articles have appeared in The New York Times Magazine; O, The Oprah Magazine; Discover; Prevention; Glamour; and others. Sh e specializes in narrative science writing and has worked as a correspondent for WNYC’s Radiolab and PBS’s Nova ScienceNOW. She and her father, Floyd Skloot, are co-editors of The Best American Science Writing 2011. The Immortal Life of Henri etta Lacks is Skloot’s first book and it immediately became a bestseller. Ittells a riveting story of the collision between ethics, race, and medicine; of scientific discovery and faith healing; and of a daughter consumed with questions about the m other she never knew. It’s a story inextricably connected to the dark history of experimentation on African Americans, the birth of bioethics, and the legal battles over whether we control the stuff we’re made of.			January Series, 2013
15994	African Independent Church Leaders' Knowledge and Attitutes about HIV	Slager, Dianne	3/31/2009	Dianne Slager, a professor of nursing at Calvin College will speak about her work and research in East Africa.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Nagel Institute
8257	John Slagter, Baritone; Ruth Rus, Piano	Slagter, John; Rus, Ruth	5/8/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8256	John Slagter, Baritone; Ruth Rus, Piano	Slagter, John; Rus, Ruth	5/8/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4527	Classic Antiquity in Painting of Rembrandt	Slatkes, Leonard	11/18/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
17424	Fast Ride with Cowboysof the Americas, A	Slatta, Richard	7/10/2012		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Seminars at Calvin
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
14603	Being a Christian in the Video Gaming Industry	Slease, Bill	9/30/2007	Lecture on being a Christian in the video gaming industry, and the images of masculinity it prortrays. Bill Slease is a Technical Development Director for Cheyenne Mountain Entertainment.	Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.		Sexuality Series
6682	Jennifer Sleeper, Flute	Sleeper, Jennifer	4/13/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9408	Christina Slenk,	Slenk, Christina	11/19/1993	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15502	Erin M. Slenk, mezzo-soprano	Slenk, Erin	4/8/2005	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
15540	Erin M. Slenk, mezzo-soprano	Slenk, Erin Hoisington, Linda, piano	12/10/2005	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
15263	Places Where They Sing, In	Slenk, Howard	2/27/1983				Conference on Liturgy & Music (COLAM), 1983
7874	Music in the Church	Slenk, Howard	9/30/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15169	Interview with Howard Slenk	Slenk, Howard	3/10/2006	Research collected by Jim Korf for William Spoelhof biography video project.
6049	Century of Music at Calvin College, A	Slenk, Howard; Noteboom, Ann	2/2/2001	A sight-sound presentation tracing the history of music at Calvin College from 1898 to present. Ann Noteboom, narrator; Howard Slenk, producer.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Homecoming
17174	Finding and Feeding the Narrative Drive in Non-Fiction Writing	Sloan, John	4/20/2012	Apart from memoirs, many non-fiction books lack a compelling thread or narrative that provides engagement for readers. And yet the narrative approach can be done well. But h ow does an author locate and develop the narrative in a work of non-fiction? Using examples from several contemporary writers, editor John Sloan demonstrates how writers can use different tools to achieve a compelling narrative.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
8997	Family Atmosphere Control or Grace?	Sloat, Donald	6/6/1991		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
1922	Developing a Healthy Congregation	Sloat, Donald; Larsen, Peter		From the "Making Congregations Safe Places" conference at Calvin College, 1994.	Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Making Congregations Safe Places
14451	Zingend Geloven	Slofstra, L.	2/24/2007	Meditation from Jack Brouwer's radio program: Zingend Geloven, broadcast in Ontario from 1976-2007.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Zingend Geloven
14442	Zingend Geloven	Slofstra, L.		Meditation from Jack Brouwer's radio program: Zingend Geloven, broadcast in Ontario from 1976-2007.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Zingend Geloven
7293	Small Ensembles Concert	Small Ensembles	3/10/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7294	Small Ensembles Concert	Small Ensembles	3/10/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2871	Four Components of Christian Character: Part 1- Discernment Courage	Smedes, Lewis			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
1857	Preaching the Moral Message of the Bible	Smedes, Lewis	3/13/1997	Tape 1 is 1:04:29; Tape 2 is 1:29:07 long.	Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Conference on Expository Preaching
11601	Preaching the Moral Message of the Bible, Tape 1	Smedes, Lewis	3/13/1997		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Conference on Expository Preaching
2869	Promise: The Power to Control the Future	Smedes, Lewis			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Fuller Seminary Chapel
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
11309	Making and Keeping Commitments	Smedes, Lewis	11/5/1986			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Calvin College Today
2688	Helping Hurting People Forgive: Coping with Hard Cases	Smedes, Lewis			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
2868	Reasonable Morality, A: Truthfulness and Trust	Smedes, Lewis			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
2872	Four Components of Christian Character: Part 2- Commitment Truthfulness	Smedes, Lewis			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
2686	Forgive and Forget	Smedes, Lewis			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Oak Brook Ministers Conference
3752	Helping Hurting People Forgive	Smedes, Lewis	6/6/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
8690	Sex and Fidelity	Smedes, Lewis			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
3751	Helping Hurting People Forgive: Coping With Hard Cases	Smedes, Lewis	6/5/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
2111	Human Act of Forgiveness, The: What Goes on? Why should I?	Smedes, Lewis			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Home Mission Conference
2867	Reasonable Morality, A: Sex & Fidelity	Smedes, Lewis			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Minsiters' Institute
11139	Making and Keeping Commitments	Smedes, Lewis	11/4/1986	Tape 1-1:04:54 Tape 2-1:12:14	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Stob Lectures
2112	Human Act of Forgiveness, The: Whom Should I?	Smedes, Lewis			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Home Missions Conference
2866	Reasonable Morality, A: Honor and Authority	Smedes, Lewis			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
2685	Helping Hurting People Forgive: Understanding the Process	Smedes, Lewis	5/4/1985		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Oak Brook Ministers Conference
2687	Helping Hurting People Forgive: Some Do's and Don'ts	Smedes, Lewis	5/6/1985		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Oak Brook Ministers Conference
2870	Human Act of Forgiveness, The; How Can I?	Smedes, Lewis			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Home Missions Conference
8689	Truthfulness and Trust	Smedes, Lewis			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
4536	Owning Our Own Stories	Smedes, Lewis	6/5/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8687	Reasonable Morality- Sex and Fidelity, A, 2 of 2	Smedes, Lewis	6/2/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
4532	Discerning the Will of God	Smedes, Lewis	2/24/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
5197	Helping Hurting People Forgive: Understanding the Process	Smedes, Lewis	6/4/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
14965	Hoping	Smedes, Lewis	6/17/1995		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		CRC Chaplain's Conference
14964	Concentration Camps - Where is God?	Smedes, Lewis	6/16/1995		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		CRC Chaplain's Conference
8682	Reasonable Morality- Honor and Authority, 1 of 2	Smedes, Lewis	6/1/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
3271	Calvin College Commencement, 1998	Smedes, Lewis	5/23/1998	Address by Dr. Lewis Smedes. Distinguished Alumni Awards to Calvin De Witt and Anthony Van Zanten.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Commencement (College)
4535	Seeing What is Really Going On	Smedes, Lewis	6/5/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4533	Seriousness of Joy, The	Smedes, Lewis	6/18/1989	Two Services 1) Up to 44:00 2) Starts at 44:00	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8686	Reasonable Morality- Sex and Fidelity, A, 1 of 2	Smedes, Lewis	6/2/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
8683	Reasonable Morality- Honor and Authority, 2 of 2	Smedes, Lewis	6/1/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
8685	Reasonable Morality- Truthfulness and Trust, 2 of 2	Smedes, Lewis	6/3/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5199	Helping Hurting People Forgive: Do's and Don’t's for a Ministry	Smedes, Lewis	6/6/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
8684	Reasonable Morality- Truthfulness and Trust, 1 of 2	Smedes, Lewis	6/3/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5198	Helping Hurting People Forgive: Coping with Hard Cases	Smedes, Lewis	6/5/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
4534	What - For and How - To of the Church	Smedes, Lewis	6/18/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
4528	Amazing Grace	Smedes, Lewis	10/26/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermon
4530	On Letting People Die	Smedes, Lewis	4/17/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Medical Ethics Conference
4529	Some Thoughts on Suicide	Smedes, Lewis	1/23/1981		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Interim Lecture Series, 1981
3750	Helping Hurting People Forgive	Smedes, Lewis	6/4/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
4531	Making and Keeping Commitments	Smedes, Lewis	11/4/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Stob Lectures
13961	Keynote Lecture	Smedes, Lewis	6/17/1995		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chaplains' Conference
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
8688	Honor and Authority	Smedes, Lewis			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5883	Amazing Grace	Smedes, Lewis	10/26/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
13581	Some Thoughts on Suicide	Smedes, Lewis B.		Interim Series	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interim Lecture Series, 1981
16159	Smedes: Lecture 3	Smedes, Lewis B.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16158	Smedes: Lecture 2	Smedes, Lewis B.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16157	Smedes: Lecture 1	Smedes, Lewis B.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14853	Rena Smedes	Smedes, Rena		An interview of Rena Smedes (wife of Louis Smedes) by her grandsons about her life and experiences to help all of the grandchildren remember her fondly.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
9854	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Smeds, Louis (3-30-59); Cander Creek, Larry (3-31-59)	3/30/1959		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
13711	Conference on Expository Preaching, Tapes A and B	Smeeds, Dr. Lewis B.	3/13/1997		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
11605	Habakkuk, Part 5 of 6	Smick, Elmer C.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11606	Habakkuk, Part 6 of 6	Smick, Elmer C.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11604	Habakkuk, Part 4 of 6	Smick, Elmer C.		'	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11603	Habakkuk, Part 2 of 6	Smick, Elmer C.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11602	Habakkuk, Part 1 of 6	Smick, Elmer C.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
1802	Exposition of Psalm 42 and 43	Smick, Elmer C.			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
1801	Habakkuk	Smick, Elmer C.			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
11607	Pulpits, Preachers, and Politics.	Smidt, Corwin	1/25/1996		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Special Lecture
17990	What Does the Lord Require? The Grounds for Christian Civility in Politics	Smidt, Corwin	4/26/2013	The Seventeenth Annual Paul B. Henry Lecture featured former Henry Institute Director Corwin E. Smidt speaking on "What Does the Lord Require? The Grounds for Christian Civility in Politics." Christians are called to political engagement. But, how should Christians engage in politics and what should be our political positions? The focus of the lecture centered upon a call to reflect more deeply about our bas ic political perspectives, and to be more cautious about assuming the correctness of our ideological convictions and political positions when making political decisions. Christians should be known in political life as much for how they choose to engage in public debate as for what they argue. Three basic considerations will be presented that should encourage us, as Christians, to exhibit greater humility with regard to our engagement in political life.		Campus Store (college) : Archive/Available for Research
57	2000 Campaign, The	Smidt, Corwin	9/21/2000		Bookstore (college) : Archive/Available for Research		Noontime Series
15980	Life and Work of Paul B. Henry, The	Smidt, Corwin	9/10/2009	Corwin Smidt, Director of the Paul Henry Institute will speak at the Grand Rapids Historical Society meeting on Reflections on the Life, Thought, and Public Service of Paul B. Henry. By drawing on some of Henry's writings prior to his life of public service, the talk will outline Henry's political principles and how they shaped his political practice, thereby making Paul Henry (in the words of columnist David Broder) "o ne political who lived up to the highest standards of public service."		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Henry Institute
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
2129	Pulpits, Preachers, and Politics.	Smidt, Corwin	1/26/1996		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Special Lecture
16011	Disappearing God Gap? Religion and the 2008 Presidential Election, The	Smidt, Corwin	10/7/2009	Corwin Smidt, Executive Director of the Paul Henry Institute, spoke on "The Disappearing God Gap? Religion and the 2008 Presidential Election," presenting some of the findings from the Henry Institute national survey conducted in two phases, before and after the November 2008 elections. Smidt earned his Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Iowa, and specializes in American public opinion and e lectoral behavior. In addition to his role as Director of the Henry Institute, he is a professor of Political Science at Calvin College and is well known as a writer, scholar and expert in the area of religion and politics. Dr. Smidt's expertise and knowledge in the field of religion and politics have led to numerous media interviews and consultations, including interviews with Reuters, the Associated Press, the Washington Times, the Denver Post, the Boston Globe, the Washington Post, the Los Angele s Times, and the Grand Rapids Press. He has been invited to speak at various conferences and events in the United States and internationally.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Henry Institute
10854	Solid Rock or Shifting Sand? The Theological Beliefs of the CRC and RCA Clergy and Parishioners	Smidt, Corwin and James Penning	2/13/2003
2408	Charismatic Religion, Gender Relations, and Modernization in Latin America	Smilde, David			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Latin American Congress
17644	Wounded Warrior Finds Hope, A	Smiley, Scotty	4/7/2013	1314 Are soldiers prepared for the life-altering sacrifices they may have to make? Captain Scotty Smiley enthusiastically joined the army, graduated from West Point, and then lost his eyesight when an Iraqi car bomb exploded in front of him. Hear about his journey back to wholeness, as described in his memoir Hope Unseen: The Story of the U.S. Army's First Blind Active-Duty Officer. Shirley Hoogstra hosts.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
15745	Duilio Luis Smiriglia, tenor	Smiriglia, Duilio Luis	4/27/2009	Guest recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6020	China Missions	Smit, Albert H.				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	World Missions
5656	Film on China Missions	Smit, Albert H.		This film was made by Rev. Albert H. Smit, missionary to China, 1924-1950. The film was assembled in 1947-1949 and contains black and white older footage and color film, and centers on Jukao, Haian and Shanghai. The various scenes have type written captions.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
12596	Is All Pop Music Art?: A Discussion of Pop Aesthetics	Smit, Chris	4/1/2005	Dr. Smit discusses the crisis of popular music aesthetics; workshop attendees will be challenged to explore the criteria by which music and art are critiqued, paying specifi c attention to the effects of the visual on pop music consumption.	None : Not Recorded.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2005
10890	CHRISTOPHER SMIT	Smit, Christopher	3/29/2003	Christopher R. Smit is a faculty member at Calvin College teaching courses in Communication Arts and Sciences. He has written and spoken on media and culture. His last cd St range Train was independently released.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2003
14390	Stand if Able: Disability & the Church	Smit, Christopher		#818 STAND IF ABLE: DISABILITY AND THE CHURCH Originally broadcast April 27, 2008 If the Church is the "body" of Christ, then church members function as its di stinct yet complementary parts. When those roles aren't obvious, how can we help each other find them? Christopher Smit of the Calvin College communication department explores with host Karen Saupe how churches can progress beyond installing ramps to full y embracing the unique roles of the disabled.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
4537	Difficult Texts	Smit, Harvey	2/17/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Committee for Women in the CRC
3910	Interview on Japan Missions History	Smit, Harvey			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14352	Convocation 2007	Smit, Laura	9/4/2007		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11496	Between Thomas and Zwingli: Introducing Calvin's Doctrine of the Eucharist to RO	Smit, Laura	9/12/2003	Session One	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Radical Orthodoxy Conference
17742	GROW - Laura Smit, Associate Professor of Religion	Smit, Laura	12/3/2012			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
16404	Tenebrae Service, 2010	Smit, Laura	4/2/2010
13643	Preaching the Ascension	Smit, Laura	1/27/2006	C22 How can the ascension of Christ be proclaimed in a way that is relevant to the daily lives of Christians? This workshop will focus on preaching about the ascension, draw ing on resources from an interdisciplinary study group of Calvin faculty that spent a year together thinking about what difference the ascension makes for different spheres of life. We will also look at worship resources for an Ascension Day service.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2006
13688	Ethics of Unrequited Love, The	Smit, Laura	3/2/2006		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Life Sexuality Series, 2006
8930	Opening Morning Worship "Led by a Star"	Smit, Laura			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Calvin College Symposium
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
8934	Serious Drama for the Small Church	Smit, Laura			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Calvin College Symposium
13944	Implications of the Ascension for Everyday Life	Smit, Laura	5/25/2006		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Ascension Conference
14558	How to be Happy in College and the Rest of Your Whole Life	Smit, Laura	1/22/2008	Lecture for DCM. Developing a Christian Mind (DCM) is a first-year core course that introduces students to the central intellectual project of Calvin College, the developmen t of a Christian worldview, and a faith-based engagement with culture. All DCM sections include common readings and plenary lectures, which sketch out the broad contours. Each section then works out the implications of a Christian frame of reference in re lation to an issue of contemporary relevance.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		DCM
18277	GROW - Laura Smit, Associate Professor of Religion, "Remember the Sabbath day..."	Smit, Laura	9/30/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
17951	GROW - Laura Smit, Associate Professor of Religion	Smit, Laura	4/8/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
10759	Unrequited Love	Smit, Laura		#323 UNREQUITED LOVE The self-help section of any bookstore is full of advice on how to handle relationships. But there’s not so much help for the heartache of lovi ng someone who is indifferent to you. What are good and bad ways to handle the situation—from both sides of the story? Dr. Laura Smit of the Calvin College religion & theology department describes her study of the ethics of unrequited love.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
16876	What Augustine Still Has to Teach Us about Human Origins and God's Creating Work	Smit, Laura	3/30/2010	In conversations about origins, Augustine is sometimes painted as a fundamentalist in the way he read Scripture (he wasn't), as someone who corrupted the Hebrew worldview of the Bible with Hellenism (he didn't), and as the source of a distorted understanding of sin and salvation that needs to be overcome (it needn't). Given how central Augustine has been to the development of Christian thought in the west, especially (though by no means exclusively) to the development of the Reformed tradition, we should dig a little deeper and get a fuller understanding of what he actually says about human origins, about human freedom and responsibility, about the nature of sin, about the g oodness of creation and the goodness of God.			Human Origins Seminar Series
17500	Proclamation: "Beautiful Garments,"	Smit, Laura	2/9/2012	The daily chapel archive as recorded in .FLV files on DVD-ROM discs. Individual services can be requested on a DVD-Video, or the entire disc may be requested.Isaiah 52		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
14088	Reclaiming the Value of Beauty	Smit, Laura	1/8/2007	Dean of the Chapel and Professor of Religion & Theology at Calvin College. She is the author of the much discussed book, "Loves Me, Loves Me Not: The Ethics of Unre quited Love." Subtitled.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2007
15672	Good Friday Tenebrae Service	Smit, Laura, preacher deWaal Malefyt, Norma, organist	3/21/2008	Good Friday Service. a is entire service, b is sermon only.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5884	Sexual Immorality	Smit, William			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
17989	Engineer's Day	Smith, Ashley You, K.J. Hoffman, Alison Zietlo, Kristen Moes, Ben VanDyke, Corey	4/25/2013	Panel Discussion with Enginering students and alumni		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
3365	Celebration: Appalachian Ballads, Folksongs, and Stories	Smith, Betty	1/18/1991			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1991
6118	Appalachian Folklore	Smith, Betty				Bookstore (college) : No Restriction
14883	Art of Science, The: Using Visualization to Understand and Appreciate the Natural World	Smith, Brad	10/1/2008	Brad Smith is Associate Dean for Creative Work, Research and Graduate Education and Associate Professor at the School of Art and Design at the University of Michigan, Ann Ar bor. He is also Research Associate Professor in the Department of Radiology at the University of Michigan Medical School. Prior to coming to Ann Arbor, he was Assistant Research Professor in the Department of Radiology at the Duke University Medical Cente r in Durham, North Carolina, where he initiated a major NIH-funded magnetic resonance imaging project titled The Multi-dimensional Human Embryo. Smith holds a B.U.S. degree with majors in Biology and Art from the University of Utah, an M.A. Degree in Medical Illustration from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland, and a Ph. D. in Anatomy from Duke University, Durham, North Carolina.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9987	Calvin College Alumni Choir	Smith, Charles K. Bos, Kenneth Van Wingerden, Randall	5/18/1997	Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10066	Calvin College Alumni Choir	Smith, Charles K. Van Wingerden, Randall Bos, Kenneth	5/17/1998		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9714	Alumni Choir	Smith, Charles K., conductor		January, 1992	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9332	Alumni Choir	Smith, Charles, conductor	1/7/1996	Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16012	Understanding the Religious and Spiritual Lives of Emerging Adults in the U.S.	Smith, Christian	10/8/2009	How important is religion for young people in America today? What are the major influences on their developing spiritual lives? How do their religious beliefs and practic es change as young people enter into adulthood? Sociologist Christian Smith explores these questions about the religious and spiritual lives of emerging adults, ages 18 to 24, in the U.S. today. Based on interviews with thousands of young p eople tracked over a five-year period, Smith’s research shows how the religious practices of the adolescents are strengthened, challenged, and changed as they have moved into adulthood. Smith also describes the cultural world of today 217;s emerging adults, how that culture shapes their religious outlooks, and what the consequences are for religious faith and practice.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Bouma Lecture Series
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
10881	Daniel Smith	Smith, Daniel	3/28/2003	Daniel Smith is the songwriter and vocalist for the Danielson Famile, whose most recent record is "Fetch the Compass Kids" on secretlycanadian.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2003
17099	How We Learn in Church (Even When No-one is "Teaching")	Smith, David	6/29/2011				Seminars at Calvin
5885	Rembrandt and the Protestant	Smith, David	1/19/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interim Lecture Series, 1983
16784	Christian Faith and Cultural Diversity	Smith, David	3/9/2011
16717	How Do We Learn During Worship?	Smith, David	1/28/2011	What do classrooms and worship services share, and what each can learn from the other? We will look at Wenger’s account of how a community of practice functions to lo ok at what kinds of learning are going on during a class/worship service.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2011
4538	Rembrandt and the Protestant Imagination	Smith, David	1/19/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Interim Lecture Series, 1983
12324	Innauguration of the Kuyers Institute for Christian Teaching and Learning	Smith, David	9/16/2004	On September 16, 2004, the Kuyers Institute was publicly launched at a reception in the Prince Conference Center. With Milton and Carol Kuyers in attendance, institute direc tor David I. Smith delivered the inaugural lecture, "What is Excellent Teaching? The Question of Faith and Pedagogy." His lecture explored the relationship between faith and teaching processes in order to show why an institute for Christian teac hing and learning is needed.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	History (college)
10665	Studying Off-Campus: Being Salt and Light	Smith, David; Hughes, Katie; Bratt, Wally	10/4/2002	Roundtable discussion of how students should behave when studying off-campus.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16870	Evolution and the Fall: Clarifying the Issues, Imagining the Possibilities	Smith, James K. A.	2/17/2010	This presentation aims to do three things. The first task is somewhat polemical, but the second and third goals are meant to be constructive (and maybe even irenic!). (1) Wh at's not at issue: I will suggest a clarification of what's at stake in the current discussion by noting what this debate is not about. It is not about evolution vs. creationism. There isn't a simple dichotomy of pro-science versus anti-science views. As we jointly examine and critique the various proposed scenarios for human origins, those who resist the more "symbolic" interpretations of the Fall do take the scientific data seriously. This may be stating the obvious, but some articulations of the issues seem to require that these clarifications be made. (2) Going "meta": Drawing on Alasdair MacIntyre's account of tradition, I want to sketch an understanding of confessional theological reflection which emphasizes that wrestling with w hat is essential to a tradition is a defining feature of a tradition. In other words, I want to paint a picture of "tradition" and "orthodoxy" which makes room for genuine development and reform within a tradition. So defending "o rthodoxy" cannot and should not be equated with mere repristination. However, it does entail that theological development and reform still discerns parameters and boundaries for what constitutes a faithful extension of the tradition. (3) Imagining th e Fall: constructively, I want to loosen up our theological imagination by proposing a model that takes seriously evolutionary and genetic evidence for common ancestry, predation, etc. while also retaining a doctrine of a "historical" Fall. My g oal in this section is to point out that proposals that take seriously evolutionary and genetic evidence need not entail rejecting a historical understanding of the Fall, though this will also require some reconfiguration of how the doctrines of the Fall and original sin are articulated. My only goal in this respect is to suggest that, with some faithful theological imagination, we could imagine some models that are not yet on the table.			Human Origins Seminar Series
16073	Desiring the Kingdom: Worship, Worldview, and Cultural Formation	Smith, James K.A.	1/13/2010	Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy and Adjunct Professor in the Department of Congregational and Ministry Studies at Calvin College. He describes his work a s “undertaken in the borderlands between philosophy, theology, ethics, aesthetics, science, and politics.” He is most interested in bringing critical thought to bear on the practices of the church and the church's witness to culture. Smith has written many books, and his presentation will be based on his most recent which will be released in September 2009.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2010
16584	Defining The Good Life	Smith, James K.A.		Inner Compass 1104 You may long for the latest gadget or fashion, more because of the image it projects than for any other reason. Where do those images come from? Calvin College philosophy professor Jamie Smith, author of Desiring the Kingdom: Worship, Worldview, and Cultural Formation, says our idea of "the good life" reveals a lot about us. Karen Saupe hosts.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
17591	Prelude 3	Smith, James K.A.	10/8/2012				Prelude
11113	Limited Incarnation: Revisiting the Searle/Derrida Debate in Christian Context	Smith, James K.A.	5/16/2003	Recorded on the back of Augustine, Heidegger, and Gadamer…-Tazelaar	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Hermeneutics at the Crossroads Conference
15085	Postmodernism, Worship, and Evangelism	Smith, James K.A.	1/30/2009	While we often associate “postmodernism” with the explosion of communications technology or the outlandish claims of “deconstruction,” this workshop will suggest that postmodernism might also mean a return to symbols, icons, and ritual. With this in mind, we’ll explore the shape of worship as evangelism in postmodernity.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2009
17510	Proclamation	Smith, Jamie	2/23/2010	The daily chapel archive as recorded in .FLV files on DVD-ROM discs. Individual services can be requested on a DVD-Video, or the entire disc may be requested. Isaiah 52:13- 15		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
16701	Love Takes Practise: Christian Worship as a Pedagogy of Desire	Smith, Jamie	1/28/2011	We are what we love. This biblical notion is found across the Christian tradition, from Paul and Augustine to Luther and Edwards. But what are its implications for worship? We will explore how Christian worship forms and shapes our love to make us a people who desire the kingdom of God, as well as how Christian worship counters the formation of “secular liturgies."	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Symposium on Worship, 2011
13528	Holding Broadcasters Responsible	Smith, Jeff	10/17/2005	#606 HOLDING BROADCASTERS RESPONSIBLE Originally broadcast Nov. 6, 2005 Who owns the airwaves? We do! They are actually a public commodity, and radio and TV stations seek ing a license must promise to serve the “public interest, convenience, and necessity.” Jeff Smith of the Grand Rapids Institute for Information Democracy tells host Karen Saupe how we can evaluate and influence their interpretations of this pr omise.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
8258	Jeffrey Smith, Organ	Smith, Jeffrey	5/7/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14141	Worship in Difficult Times	Smith, Kathy	1/26/2007		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2007
14505	Where the Love of God Goes: Dealing with Disasters	Smith, Kathy	1/25/2008	It seems that almost every time we turn on the news there is another disaster wrecking havoc in people’s lives. Often disasters are hardest on people of faith who stru ggle with questions such as "Where is God when it hurts?" and "Why me, Lord?" For worship leaders, the time to prepare yourself and those who you love for times of disaster is before the disaster strikes. We will examine the impact dis asters can have on people’s lives and the spiritual preparation necessary to help you plan worship in ways that help you and your congregations face disasters in your own lives and the lives of those whom you love.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
18602	Chapel - PEACE	Smith, kathy	3/31/2014			Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
15036	Developing Pastoral Excellence	Smith, Kathy; Wood, David J.	1/29/2009	How can excellence become a matter of habit, not just applied to particular practices and actions? Given the context of the pastoral life and ministry, what does the “ ;habit of excellence” look like and how is it cultivated? All too often when excellence in pastoral ministry is discussed, the emphasis is upon a range of individual, even isolated, spiritual practices and the quality of ministerial performance s uch practices make possible. In this seminar, by way of contrast, the practice of friendship will be a focal point for exploring the habit of excellence in pastoral ministry. We’ll also explore how pastoral excellence can be reflected in worship l eadership.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2009
3231	Afternoon Event: Lee Smith	Smith, Lee	4/13/1996		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 1996
3226	Reading: Lee Smith	Smith, Lee	4/13/1996		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1996
18363	Renting Lacy: A Story of America's Prostituted Children	Smith, Linda	1/17/2014			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	January Series, 2014
2409	Missionary Interview - Nigeria	Smith, Nell Breen	12/10/1989		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
4540	Interview on Missionary Work in Nigeria	Smith, Nell Breen	12/21/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interview
2540	Purpose for Living	Smith, Paul	1/24/1980		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
12085	Thomas Aquinas on the Relationship between the Natural Law and the Old Law	Smith, Randall B.	5/14/2004	On tape A12085 with another title	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Written on the Heart: The Tradition of Natural Law
17936	GROW - Reggie Smith, Pastor of Roosevelt Park Community CRC	Smith, Reggie	3/11/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
17607	GROW - "Poor in Spirit"	Smith, Reggie	9/17/2012			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
18120	You Shall Not Make for Yourself and Idol	Smith, Reggie	9/16/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
18449	Chapel	Smith, Reggie	2/10/2014	contentment		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
16557	Prelude 3	Smith, Reginald	10/12/2010			Audio-Visual (college) : Available with permission.
10800	Biographer on His Desert Island, The	Smith, Richard N.	1/24/2003	Biographers are storytellers as well as amateur psychiatrists—not to mention, journalists, political theorists, art critics and family therapists, says Richard Norton Smith, speaking from his experience as an author of six major biographies. The current director of the Dole Institute of Politics and former director of Grand Rapids’ own Gerald R. Ford Museum, Smith has penned the life stories of such notables as R obert and Elizabeth Dole, Thomas E. Dewey, Herbert Hoover and George Washington. He will share the curious and sometimes bizarre biographical experience as well as offer insights about the process. Through anecdotes and tales, Smith will highlight the int rigue of examining another person’s life and the challenge of making that person come to life through words.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2003
15022	Lincoln at 200: The Measure of a President	Smith, Richard Norton	1/14/2009	Awarding-winning presidential historian and biographer, he is the former director of five presidential libraries, including the Gerald R. Ford Museum, and the author of many books. He is a regular face to viewers of C-SPAN , as well as The News Hour with Jim Lehrer , where he appears regularly as part of the show's round table of historians. In 2007 the ABC television network named him their presidential historian. He is cur rently a scholar in residence at George Mason University while he works on a biography of former New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. Taking into account the start of a new presidency, Smith melds Lincoln themes with what it takes to be a successful presi dent.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2009
14868	Presidential Character: An Ethical History	Smith, Richard Norton		#915 Presidential Character: An Ethical History Is being a “natural politician” a mark of truth or falsehood? Better to forge ahead in the face of opposition, or to be swayed by the citizens? Presidential historian and biographer Richard Norton Smith draws on a wealth of stories to bring to light the issue of presidential character. Shirley Hoogstra hosts.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
5886	Hope against Hope: The Moral Accountability of Resurgent Evangelicals	Smith, Timothy			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
3235	Children and Heroes in Fantasy Literature	Smith, Vicky; Hilder, Monika; Morgan, Trever	4/12/1996				Festival of Faith & Writing, 1996
15528	Carmen Smits, soprano	Smits, Carmen Hoisington, Linda, piano	11/12/2005	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
8550	Pamela Smitter, Trumpet	Smitter, Pamela	4/28/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8549	Pamela Smitter, Trumpet	Smitter, Pamela	4/28/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9291	Pamela Smitter, Trumpet	Smitter, Pamela	2/10/1996	Alumni Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8259	Pamela Smitter, Trumpet; David Griffioen, Violin	Smitter, Pamela; Griffioen, David	3/26/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
247	Interview with Ethel Footman Smothers, An	Smothers, Ethel	4/3/1998		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
2294	Anabaptist Perspective on Cross-Cultural Ministry, An	Smucker, John I.			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
3029	Imagination in Teaching and Preaching	Snapper, Marion	9/27/1984		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
3753	Imagination in Preaching	Snapper, Marion	6/4/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
16047	Passing the Plate: Tithing Practices	Snell, Patricia		#1006 If American Christians gave away just ten percent of their income, the resulting eighty-five billion dollars could fund—and solve—many of the world's m ost pressing needs. Patricia Snell of Notre Dame's Center for the Study of Religion and Society, and co-author of Passing the Plate: Why American Christians Don’t Give Away More Money, describes the motives, practices, and myths of charitable giving . Shirley Hoogstra hosts.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
17446	Community Voices: Senior Stories	Sneller, Betsy	3/10/2010	Video of daily chapel services at Calvin College.		Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
17521	Community Voices: Senior Stories	Sneller, Betsy	3/10/2010	The daily chapel archive as recorded in .FLV files on DVD-ROM discs. Individual services can be requested on a DVD-Video, or the entire disc may be requested.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
4542	Calvinette Leaders Convention	Snoeyink, Arnold	8/2/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3311	President and the Press, The	Snow, Tony	1/9/1995		Heritage Hall : No Restriction	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1995
18357	Fighting for Common Ground: How We Can Fix the Stalemate in Congress	Snowe, Olympia	1/9/2014	An outspoken centrist, Senator Snowe stunned Washington in February 2012 when she announced she would not seek a fourth term and offered a sharp rebuke to the Senate, citing the dispiriting gridlock and polarization. After serving in the legislative branch at the state and federal levels for 40 years, including 18 years in the U.S. Senate, she explained that Washington wasn’t solving the big problems anymore. In her book “Fighting for Common Ground” she explores the roots of her belief in principled policy-making and bipartisan compromise. A leading moderate with a reputation for crossing the aisle, Senator Snowe proposes solutions for bridging the parti san divide in Washington, most notably through a citizens’ movement to hold elected officials accountable. In 2005, Snowe was named the 54th most powerful woman in the world by Forbes magazine. In 2006, Time magazine named her one of the top ten U .S. senators			January Series, 2014
1803	Future of the New Testament Church, The	Snyder, H.			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
16498	Calvin Lipdub 2010	So Much Love by Rocket Summer	5/1/2010			Audio-Visual (college) : Not Available for sale.
2295	Reaching Unchurched Teenagers	Soaries, Buster			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Group's International Kidstitute
2410	Missions Curriculum of the Future, The	Soltau, Addison			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Reformed Missions Consultation
3325	33 Variations on a Waltz of Diabelli by Ludwig van Beethoven	Solzhenitsyn, Ignat	1/21/1998			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1998
10041	Prague Chamber Orchestra	Solzhenitsyn, Ignat, piano	1/21/1998	Not available for production	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		January Series, 1998
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
17647	U.S. Child Sex Trafficking	Soper, Andy	4/28/2013	1317		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
17970	Child Sex Trafficking: in Your Town Too?	Soper, Andy		IC1317			Inner Compass
18380	18380 - Service 2 - Worship Service - Exodus 14-15	Sophie Mathonnet-Vanderwell	1/30/2014			Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	Symposium on worship 2014
17684	Regathering 2008 Climate Change and the Global Poor	Sorkey, Elaine	1/30/2008			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
80	Normative Objectivity and Realism	Sosa, Ernest	5/26/2000		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Realism and Antirealism Conference
14142	Just Worship	Sosa, Pablo	1/26/2007	Justice is an indispensable requirement for Christian worship. How can we praise God in an unjust social order? How can we make worship a transforming factor of the structur es of our society? Using songs, case study and reflection on the different trends of today's worship we shall explore ways in which music and performing arts in general can become a tool for empowerment and commitment.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2007
10526	South Olive Christian Reformed Church 115th Anniversary Video	South Olive Christian Reformed Church	1/13/2000				115th Anniversary
2692	Demonology and Mental Illness	Southard			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
14865	Gifts of Art, The	Southerland, Jim		#912 THE GIFTS OF ART Montreat College’s Jim Southerland is an artist who developed his own version of the camera obscura, an ancient predecessor to the camera. Any one can use it to create drawings in correct proportion. Southerland guides host Karen Saupe as she gives it a try, and describes the joys of sharing art creation with underprivileged children around the world.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
3359	Free Market and a Free Society	Sowell, Thomas	1/24/1992			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1992
13604	You're Almost on Your Own: The State of Computer Security	Spafford, Eugene	1/5/2006	Professor of Computer Sciences at Purdue University,.Eugene Spafford is one of the most senior and recognized leaders in the field of computing. He has an on-going record of accomplishment as a senior advisor and consultant on issues of security, cybercrime and policy to a number of major companies, law enforcement organizations, and government agencies including Microsoft, Intel, Unisys, the US Air Force, the National Secur ity Agency, the FBI, the Department of Energy and two Presidents of the United States. Listen to audio at: www.calvin.edu/january/2006/	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2006
13533	U.S. Computer Insecurity	Spafford, Eugene		#611 U.S. COMPUTER INSECURITY Originally broadcast Jan. 22, 2006 Our culture of tolerance toward rampant computer malfunctions is one thing. But what about when this atti tude infects the U.S. Department of Defense? Eugene Spafford of the Purdue University computer science dept. and executive director of the Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance and Security at Purdue explains to host Karen Saupe why t he one-time global leader in computer technology now uses many of the same poorly built systems we all do.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
16240	Japan: The Church is Growing!	Spalink, Larry and Ruth				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5469	Public Eye	Speech Department	12/5/1984			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Thespian Lab Bills
5468	Hangs Over Thy Head	Speech Department	12/5/1984			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Thespian Lab Bills
5467	Suppressed Desires	Speech Department	12/5/1984			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Thespian Lab Bills
5464	Grab and Grace	Speech Department				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Thespian Lab Bills
5463	House by the Stable	Speech Department				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Thespian Lab Bills
5964	Lenten Poetry	Speech Department	4/3/1974		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
5456	Constituent, The	Speech Department	12/8/1982			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Thespian Lab Bills
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
5454	American Dream	Speech Department	12/8/1982			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Thespian Lab Bills
5465	Visitor from Mamoraneck	Speech Department				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Thespian Lab Bills
16288	Holland on Skates: An Evening of Dutch Ice Stories with Hylke Speerstra	Speerstra,Hylke	2/19/2010		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
197	Before Liberalism: Responsible Government in Medieval Europe	Spellman, William	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 : No Restriction		Political Thought After Liberalism Conference
227	China Today and the Shadow of the Emperors	Spence, Jonathan	1/23/1998		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1998
18505	Shoots, Prays, Loves: The Clerical Mystery in the Modern World	Spencer-Fleming, Julia	4/10/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
13925	Calvin College Career Services Commercial	Speyers, Frank				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
17250	Personal, Political, and Prophetic Voices in Poetry of Faith	Sphicher Kasdorf, Julia	4/21/2012	The first-person singular, the "I" of the lyric poem--our heritage from the Romantic poets--can seem, these days, to have fallen out of fashion. Poet Julia Spicher Kasdorf offers some resources from traditions of faith for those writers who wish to sustain an individual eye that sees and an "I" that speaks with vision and insight.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
14807	Christianity, Cultures, and Worship Worldwide	Spinks, Bryan	10/31/2003		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Christianity, Cultures, and Worship Worldwide
11401	Worship & Culture: A Continuing Debate	Spinks, Bryan D.	7/2/2003		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Seminars in Christian Scholarship
6141	Interdisciplinary Study of Christian Worship, The	Spinks, Bryan; Wilson, John; Witvliet, John	9/28/2001		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Christian Scholarship...For What?
15170	Interview with Elsa Spoelhof	Spoelhof, Elsa	8/14/2006	Research collected by Jim Korf for William Spoelhof biography video project.
15253	Dutch American Heritage Day	Spoelhof, Libbers, Revis, Witte	11/16/1994			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5081	Edify	Spoelhof, William	9/14/1966		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Convocation (Opening)
5080	Pursuit of Excellence, The	Spoelhof, William	9/14/1959		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Convocation (Opening)
5031	Calvin Campus Development Campaign: Alumni Promo Disc.	Spoelhof, William	6/1/1963	Promotional message to announce $2 million fundraiser to purchase new Calvin College and Seminary campus. A05031a is the final version (07min, 16sec) and A05031 is a previou s draft (12min, 39sec).	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15163	Spoelhof Interview-medium shot	Spoelhof, William		Research collected by Jim Korf for William Spoelhof biography video project. Shot on 2nd floor of library.
15162	Spoelhof Interview- raw footage	Spoelhof, William	5/7/2004	Research collected by Jim Korf for William Spoelhof biography video project. Raw footage shot in library.
5082	Bridge Makers	Spoelhof, William	9/11/1967		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Convocation (Opening)
5893	Henry Schultze Memorial Service	Spoelhof, William			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Memorial Service
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
15158	Gathering Place Neland Ave.	Spoelhof, William	3/6/2004	Research collected by Jim Korf for William Spoelhof biography video project.
15157	ECU 2nd Library	Spoelhof, William		Research collected by Jim Korf for William Spoelhof biography video project.
5894	South African Panorama	Spoelhof, William			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5892	Board of Trustees Highlights	Spoelhof, William			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5083	Christian Power	Spoelhof, William	9/9/1968		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Convocation (Opening )
5084	I Plight Thee My Troth	Spoelhof, William	9/5/1974		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Convocation (Opening)
15171	Interview with William Spoelhof, 95th birthday	Spoelhof, William	12/7/2004	Research collected by Jim Korf for William Spoelhof biography video project.
5891	Special Synodical Session Commemorating the Centennial Anniversary	Spoelhof, William	6/15/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5890	Some Celebrative Observations	Spoelhof, William			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interview
5888	Academic Procession	Spoelhof, William	9/24/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
6035	Day in the Life of President Spoelhof, A	Spoelhof, William		Scenes of President Spoelhof. Probably shot by Ken Kuiper, English Dept. Undated. Transferred from Super8 film.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	History (college)
11141	Interview	Spoelhof, William	9/19/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5658	Calvin Moves to Knollcrest: Interview with Former President Spoelhof	Spoelhof, William	5/9/2000	Nathan Bierma interviews William Spoelhof about moving to the Knollcrest Campus. May 9, 2000		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	History (college)
15155	Close Up	Spoelhof, William	2/20/2004	Research collected by Jim Korf for William Spoelhof biography video project.
15181	Presidency and Beyond, The	Spoelhof, William		Research collected by Jim Korf for William Spoelhof video project. (Tape master raw footage of "The Presidency and Beyond,")
5085	Irrevocable Trust, An	Spoelhof, William	9/8/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Convocation (Opening)
4544	Interview	Spoelhof, William	8/8/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15172	Interview with William Spoelhof	Spoelhof, William	2/3/2006	Research collected by Jim Korf for William Spoelhof biography video project.
5215	Formal Opening	Spoelhof, William	8/22/1962		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Church Music Conference
4543	Your Career	Spoelhof, William	2/6/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
3656	Thoughtful Person, The	Spoelhof, William	5/23/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Commencement
13668	William Spoelhof: The Early Years	Spoelhof, William	1/26/2006	First of 2-part series on William Spoelhof. 'William Spoelhof: The Early Years' chronicles Spoelhof's life from childhood up to his presidency at Calvin College. [His i nterview for the Library of Congress' WW2 Veteran's History Project is at: http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/vhp/bib/8130]		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	History (college)
13669	William Spoelhof: The Presidency and Beyond	Spoelhof, William		Second of a 2-part series on William Spoelhof. William Spoelhof was the President of Calvin College from 1951-1976. This program documents Spoelhof's presidency and life after Calvin College. Through interviews with Spoelhof, as well as faculty and staff who worked with him, this documentary chronicles Calvin College's growth and transition from the Franklin Campus to the Knollcrest Campus. Spoelhof's leadership style a nd character are shown through the perspective of his co-workers. Spoelhof was the president of Calvin during a critical time in the college's history, and through his leadership and shepherding Calvin grew to become the college that is is today. He was the right person for his time at Calvin College.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	History (college)
15174	Interview with William Spoelhof Re: Bananer	Spoelhof, William	7/3/2006	Interview with William Spoelhof discussing "The Bananer." Research collected by Jim Korf for William Spoelhof biography video project.
15173	Interview with William Spoelhof, Airband	Spoelhof, William		Research collected by Jim Korf for William Spoelhof biography video project.
14212	Spoelhof Reminisces About Knollcrest Campus	Spoelhof, William; Byker, Gaylen	7/24/1996	Raw footage of a campus tour where Presidents Byker and Spoelhof talk about the history of Calvin College while riding through the campus in a convertible.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5590	Today's Colleges: The Presidents Speak	Spoelhof, William; Hruby, Norbert J.; Van Wylen, Gordon; Lubbers, Arend D.; Elliot, Jerry	10/9/1973			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
17557	Calvin 125th Anniversary	Spoelhof; William		Dr. Spoelhof Story		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	125th Anniversary of the CRC
15164	Spoelhof Interview-long shot	Spoelhof; William	2/20/2004	Research collected by Jim Korf for William Spoelhof biography video project. Shot on 2nd floor of library.
5660	Graveside Dedication on the Homestead	Sprik, Aaltje	7/25/1992			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
17085	Marginalia Archive, The	Springfield, Molly	3/30/2011	Center Art Gallery presents, "The Marginalia Archive," an exhibition featuring the work of contemporary artist Molly Springfield. This interactive installation rai ses questions about the materiality of language and digital culture by collecting and repurposing contemporary examples of marginalia into a functioning archive. The artist invites viewers to contribute samples of their own marginalia to the archive durin g the exhibition. Molly Springfield will also give an artist talk on her work. See more of Molly Springfield's work at www.mollyspringfield.com			Lecture
2693	How Far is Too Far?	Sproul, R.C.			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
2009	Our change of Masters	Spurgeon, C. H.			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Presb. Aniv. Series #4
2120	Church and the Christian Community, The	Spykman			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Fundamentals of the Reformed Faith - #3
2118	God's Word for Covenant Living	Spykman			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Fundamentals of the Reformed Faith - #1
2119	Sign Posts on the Way of the Coming Kingdom	Spykman			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Fundamentals of the Reformed Faith - #2
4354	Interview with G. Spykman	Spykman, G.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3426	Open a Window on God's World	Spykman, Gordon	5/1/1991				Convocation (Opening & Honors)
12554	Some Past Doctrinal Decisions Revisited	Spykman, Gordon	4/22/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Conference
13756	Church's Marching Orders: Between D-Day and V-Day, The	Spykman, Gordon		Given at the AACS Niagara Conference in 1978	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
12542	Fundamentalism in the CRC	Spykman, Gordon			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Conference
12541	Fundamentalism in the CRC	Spykman, Gordon			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Conference
11142	Questions-Answers	Spykman, Gordon			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4545	Questions-Answers	Spykman, Gordon			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5895	Protestant Looks at the Vatican Council, A	Spykman, Gordon			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
4546	Christian Politics	Spykman, Gordon			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		International Political Conference
10532	Debate on Report 44: Spykman and De Koster	Spykman, Gordon; De Koster, Lester	4/14/1982	Debate on Report 44, held at the CRC Centennial Conference at Dordt College, 1982.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Centennial
3675	Keynote Address	Spykman, Gordon; Timmerman, John; VanTil, Howard	9/2/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Faculty Fall Conference
3700	Debate	Spykman; DeKoster	4/14/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		125th Anniversary of the CRC
3214	Poetics and Prosaics: The Writer's Community	Srubas, Rachel; Thorpe, Doug; Anderson, Chris	4/11/1996		Heritage Hall : No Restriction	None : Not Recorded.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 1996
10042	St. Olaf Choir; Calvin College Alumni Choir	St. Olaf Choir Armstrong, Anton, conductor Calvin College Alumni Choir Smith, Charles K., conductor Van Wingerden, Randall Bos, Kenneth, accompanist	1/17/1998	Not for production	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
18020	Chaplain's Conference Session 2	Stacey, Phil Cadge, Wendy	6/6/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
13956	Reinhold Niebuhr in the Twenty-First Century: What Can Christian Realism Say to Us Today?	Stackhouse, John G., Jr.	2/10/2005		None : Not Available for sale.
16328	Three Resons to Write	Stafford, Tim	4/16/2010	A writer of both non-fiction and fiction, Tim Stafford considers the difficulties and risks of writing, with a focus on the personal, strategic, and biblical reasons to writ e as well as we possibly can.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
7116	Stage Band	Stage Band	5/1/1974		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7117	Stage Band	Stage Band	5/1/1974		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14465	Lion in Winter, A	Stages Theatre Company	1/21/2008	The Gloriae Dei Artes Foundation from the Community of Jesus in Orleans , MA returns to TJS after an outstanding presentation by their choir in 2007. This year their theatre company entertained us with their special one hour adaptation of their production Lion in Winter by James Goldman. Stages Theatre Company performs year-round on Cape Cod and has toured the east coast and many southern states performing at conferences, sc hools, and churches, as well as leading theater workshops. They are dedicated to exploring the eternal answers that offer hope and inspiration for the human condition. The company strives to "give you the truth in the pleasant disguise of illusion&qu ot; (Williams, The Glass Menagerie). Past productions include works ranging from Shakespeare to Neil Simon, T.S. Eliot to Tennessee Williams.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2008
17585	Imagining Indians in the Dutch Republic and New Netherland	Staggs, Stephen	10/4/2012	Since conducting research in the New York State Archives in 2009 and 2010, Staggs has continued to pursue dissertation research in various archives and special collection li braries in the Netherlands. He will present his finding that Reformed theologians and pastors in the Dutch Republic characterized the Indians of North America as Gentiles in their “sermon literature.” These sources also reveal that the Dutc h were just as curious about Indians as were their European neighbors. Stephen Staggs graduated with a B.A. from Calvin College and a M.A. from Western Michigan University. He has won two prestigious research fellowships that allowed him to spend the enti re 2010-2011 academic year completing the research for his dissertation, "Indian-Dutch Relations in New Netherlands and New York during the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries." Shortly after accepting the Fulbright award, Stephen learned he ha d also been awarded the Larry J. Hackman Research Award from the New York State Archives Trust. Stephen is a doctoral candidate at the Western Michigan University.			Calvin Academy for Lifelong Learning (CALL)
46	Making Good Music Choices for Holy Week, Easter and Pentecost	Stam, Carl	1/13/2001	This session will present examples of well-crafted music for these upcoming celebrations drawn from many forms of contemporary music. You'll leave with good music to consid er for your congregation, as well as insights into the process of reviewing, selecting, and leading these songs in your congregation. [Many Symposium on Worship recordings are available at: http://www.worshipsymposium.org/past/]	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2001
40	Making Good Choices in the World of Contemporary Music (s)	Stam, Carl	1/15/2001	The last decate has overwhelmed us with thousands of songs, hymns, and anthems for use in our congregations. How do we sort through it all? How do we make good choices? T his session will explore these questions by presenting a dozen well-crafted examples of music drawn from a variety of contemporary sources. Many of these examples will be drawn from the worship life of the Chapel Hill Bible Church, whre Carl Stam, a clas sically trained musician, led his congregation in music that ranged from Maranatha to Marty Haugen, from Graham Kendrick to J.S. Bach. [Many Symposium on Worship recordings are available at: http://www.worshipsymposium.org/past/]			Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2001
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
10052	Linda Stam, soprano	Stam, Linda	3/12/1998	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13703	Lecture on Spiritual Warfare	Stamm, Jeff	4/18/2001		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Spiritual Awareness Week
6340	And God Lets Them; God's Big Ugly Stick	Stan Mast	8/21/1988	Two services 1) AM - "And God Lets Them" (Up to 38:10) 2) PM - "God's Big Ugly Stick" (Start from 38:10)	Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Plymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church
15902	Music 326: Haydn Quartet Op. 50, #2 in C Major	Stanley String Quartet		Vivace, Adagio Cantabile, Menuetto (allegretto), Finale (Vivace assai)	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
17087	Mission to the World: Changing Perspectives in American Protestantism, 1910-2010	Stanley, Brian	3/30/2011	Dr. Brian Stanley, professor of World Christianity at the University of Edinburgh, is one of the premier historians of modern Christian missions. He is author or editor of m any works, including: -The Bible and the Flag: Protestant Missions and British Imperialism (1990) -Missions, Nationalism, and the End of Empire (2003) -The Cambridge History of Christianity, vol. 8 World Christianities, c. 1815-1914 (2006) and -The World Missionary Conference, Edinburgh 1910 (2009) He is editor of a major series with Eerdmans, Studies in the History of Christian Missions, with some 20 volumes published or under contract. He also directs the Center for World Christianit y at New College, University of Edinburgh Prof. Stanley has recently been investigating the American missionary movement. His lecture is a glimpse of what he thinks is distinctive--and distinctively American--about the American missions movement.
9382	Da Chiesa and Da Camera - A Program of Baroque Music for Church and Chamber	Stapert Calvin and Brook, Ruth, recorders Van Baak, Nancy and Huizenga, Trudi, sopranos Hare, Terry, viola da gamba and Baroque cello Redmond, Joan, harpsichord	3/13/1993	Faculty Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15832	Music from Calvin B-13	Stapert Ensemble		Stapert Ensemble and solo	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Music from Calvin
8361	Music From Calvin #44	Stapert Recital			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8350	Music From Calvin #33	Stapert Recital (Brahms) II			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8262	Calvin Stapert, Clarinet	Stapert, Calvin	4/11/1964		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8263	Calvin Stapert, Clarinet	Stapert, Calvin	4/11/1964		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14225	What Can the Early Christians Teach us about Music?	Stapert, Calvin	1/26/2007		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2007
9442	Recorder Ensemble; Calvin College Flute Choir	Stapert, Calvin , conductor Dugan, Darlene, conductor	4/30/1994		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15840	Music from Calvin B-21	Stapert, Calvin, Clarinet Streelman, Nancy, piano Russ, Ruth, piano		Scarlatti, Two Sonatas, C and G major; Brahms Sonata in F Minor, Op. 120, #1	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Music from Calvin
5661	How Central is Central Asia--3,000 Years of Asia in 50 Minutes	Star, S. Fredrick	1/23/1997			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 1997
18595	Non-fiction Book Proposal Basics: What You Need to Know	Starbuck, Margot	4/12/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
18503	Workshop: Book Proposal 101: The Nuts and Bolts of Crafting an Effective Proposal	Starbuck, Margot	4/10/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
10747	How Central is Central Asia?	Starr , S. Frederick		#311 HOW CENTRAL IS CENTRAL ASIA? January Series guest S. Frederick Starr describes this region which many have forgotten about since the Soviet Union broke into a coll ection of unpronounceable countries. Until September 11 forced us to pay attention again. Starr, founding chairman of the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute at John Hopkins University in Washington, D.C., tells guest host June Hamersma what we missed in this region's past and what we can hope for in its future.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
14090	What's Happening at the Heart of Eurasia?	Starr, S. Frederick	1/10/2007	Between the great powers of India, China, Russia, and Europe, a "Greater Central Asia" is emerging. Ten countries are steadily emerging from centuries of oblivio n. As they do so, they have the potential to relink Europe and Asia as they did during the region's golden age. In the process, they may be creating a different and more modern model of Muslim society than we see in the fractious Middle East. It's worth i t for the U.S. to support this process. S. Frederick Starr is Chairman of the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University and Rector of the University of Central Asia , an in ternational initiative for education and development in Central Asia.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2007
13986	New Central Asia, The	Starr, S. Frederick		#712 THE NEW CENTRAL ASIA Originally broadcast Jan. 28, 2007 Afghanistan was a flourishing center of trade for 2,500 years. If the area can again prosper through the shar ing of resources and ideas, there will be room for stability and peace. January Series guest S. Frederick Starr of the Central Asia-Caucusus Institute at Johns Hopkins University tells guest host June Hamersma why there is hope for such a development.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
4547	How Central is Central Asia - 3000 Years of Asia in 50 Minutes	Starr, S. Frederick	1/23/1997		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		January Series, 1997
10797	What's Really Going On in Afghanistan, Central Asia, Pakistan, etc.?	Starr, S. Frederick	1/21/2003	Over the past 16 months, Americans have been inundated with confusing information on the vast Eurasian heartland with which they previously had little or no contact. S. Fred erick Starr, founding chairman of the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute at Johns Hopkins University, will attempt to make sense of the region as a whole. His presentation will bring together the politics, economics, religious life and even the psychology of the 150 million people who occupy this region. He will further identify the major trends of importance to America and the world. Acknowledging the prevailing mood of gloom in the West and in the region itself, he will help listeners address the question, “Are there any grounds for hope in all that is happening there?”	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2003
6572	Elizabeth Start, Violin	Start Elizabeth	2/3/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6446	Elizabeth Start	Start, Elizabeth	3/8/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6571	Calvin Oratorio Scholarship Try-out Tape	Start, Elizabeth			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6573	Elizabeth Start, Violin	Start, Elizabeth	2/3/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2992	Some Unfamiliar Aspects of 1st HEad of Doctrine in the Preaching of John Calvin	Stauffer, Richard	4/13/1984		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
13682	Stratigraphy and Biostratigraphy: A Personal Story of Observations and Conclusions.	Stearley, Ralph	3/13/2006	Dr. Ralph Stearley, Ph.D. teaches at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, MI. [1 of 8 titles in this series. Available on 1 DVD or 2 Audio CDs]	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Origins Symposium
16868	Those Scary Fossils: History of Paleoanthropological Discoveries	Stearley, Ralph	2/9/2010	Biologists and anatomists have been intrigued by natural comparisons between apes and humans since the 1600's. In the middle 1700's, Carolus Linnaeus included humans, apes a nd monkeys in his mammalian order, Primates. These biological investigations set the stage for the fossil discoveries to come. Starting in the middle 1800's, strange and scary remains of human-like creatures began to be discovered, first in Europe, then A sia, then Africa. The oldest of these fossil hominids now date to 6 million years before the present; all of the earliest forms are African. Some remains are associated with tools of bone or stone or with body ornamentation. Many skeletal elements demonst rate malnutrition, bone breakage, or other signs of a hard life. The earliest of these fossil hominids have cranial capacities slightly larger than those of present-day great apes. Clear trends can be seen over time in stature & locomotion, dentition, and cranial capacity during the past 4 million years, with conditions resembling more and more those of modern humans through time. This amplifying record has seemed ominous to some—are there skeletons in our human family closet? Or, are these indi viduals no more embarrassing than the other horse thieves in all our lineages? This talk will narrate the history of these discoveries and hopefully explain something of their significance. Lots of photos, including many scary ones.			Human Origins Seminar Series
16875	Discussion of: 'Assessing Evidences for the Evolution of a Human Cognitive Platform for 'Soulish Behaviors'	Stearley, Ralph	3/17/2010	Discussion of article by Ralph Stearley. During the past one hundred fifty years, a great number of fossil hominid specimens have been unearthed, providing an outline of hominid history extending back five million years. Associated with these hominid fossils are artifacts. Christians and others who have attempted to assess the humanity of these long-dead individuals have focused on evidences of cognition such as cave art , evidences of care given to injured or ill individuals, or burial. However, many more types of evidences as to cognitive abilities in these creatures are available. Warren Brown has proposed that a cluster of interlinked cognitive capacities were elabora ted over the past few million years of hominid history during an "evolutionary trajectory" which, in turn, undergird human "soulish behaviors." These include language, a theory of mind, episodic memory, top-down agency, future orientat ion, and emotional modulation. This article is an attempt to put traction on Brown's proposal, through detailed examination of the paleoanthropological record. The ability to teach, and thus symbolically and rapidly transmit culture, is suggested as an ad ditional capacity which is part of this cognitive platform. Primary data (anatomy, artifacts) and reliable inferences (based on comparative studies) support a notion of a stage-wise erection of a cognitive platform for soulish behaviors. A few significant , less-understood gaps remain in the cognitive trajectory.			Human Origins Seminar Series
15203	Bible, Rocks and Time, The	Stearly, Ralph; Young, Davis	11/14/2008	The Bible, Rocks and Time (IVP Academic, 2008) is a book project funded in part by the Calvin Center for Christian Scholarship. Davis Young, emeritus geology professor, and Ralph Stearley, geology professor, are interviewed by Calvin professor of English and director of the CCCS Susan Felch, and speak on topics related to the book such as its possible impact in science classrooms and among the general public.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
3363	Content of Our Character, The: A New Vision of Race in America	Steele, Shelby	1/16/1991		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1991
15705	Collegium Musicum	Steele, Tim, Director	11/14/2008	Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5897	Christian and His Body, The	Steen, Barney			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5896	Homecoming Kickoff	Steen, Barney	1/21/1960		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Homecoming
4549	Christian as a Dancer, The	Steen, Barney	10/20/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
9844	Mandatory Chapel: Faculty or Students	Steen, Barney (9-30-58); Radio Choir (5-14-59)	9/30/1958		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
8526	Bonnie Steen, Cello, 1 of 2	Steen, Bonnie	10/30/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8527	Bonnie Steen, Cello, 2 of 2	Steen, Bonnie	10/30/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13901	Christian Perspectives: A Beginning of Ground Motive	Steen, Peter		Tape 10 of 12	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
13893	Christian Perspectives…What is Science and Naïve Experience?	Steen, Peter		Tape 3 of 12	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13900	Christian Perspectives…Christian Critique of Nature/Grace	Steen, Peter		Tape 9 of 12	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13903	Christian Perspectives: Ground Motive of Secular Humanism-Nature and Freedom	Steen, Peter		Tape 12 of 12	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13904	Prophecy and the Book of Revelation	Steen, Peter	9/15/1975	Tape 1 of 11	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13758	Renewal of the City...Going, Going, Gone	Steen, Peter			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13899	Christian Perspectives…Basic Cultural Driving Forces	Steen, Peter		Tape 8 of 12	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13902	Christian Perspectives…Nature-Grace After Luther	Steen, Peter		Tape 11 of 12	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13905	Prophecy and the Book of Revelation	Steen, Peter	9/22/1975	Tape 2 of 11	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13906	Prophecy and the Book of Revelation	Steen, Peter	10/6/1975	Tape 3 of 11	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13898	Christian Perspectives…The Spirit of God	Steen, Peter		Tape 7 of 12	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13908	Prophecy and the Book of Revelation	Steen, Peter	10/20/1975	Tape 5 of 11	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13759	Stewardship: The Calling of Our God	Steen, Peter			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Conference on Stewardship
13909	Prophecy and the Book of Revelation	Steen, Peter	11/3/1975	Tape 6 of 11	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13910	Prophecy and the Book of Revelation	Steen, Peter	11/17/1975	Tape 7 of 11	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13911	Prophecy and the Book of Revelation	Steen, Peter	12/1/1975	Tape 8 of 11	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13912	Prophecy and the Book of Revelation	Steen, Peter	2/16/1976	Tape 9 of 11; Given at Graystone U.P. Church	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13913	Prophecy and the Book of Revelation	Steen, Peter	3/15/1976	Tape 10 of 11; Given at Graystone U.P. Church.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13914	Prophecy and the Book of Revelation	Steen, Peter	3/29/1976	Tape 11 of 11; Given at Graystone U.P. Church.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4550	Counter Cultures, Cultural Anarchism and the Presence of the Future Kingdom	Steen, Peter			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		AACS Niagara Conference
13907	Prophecy and the Book of Revelation	Steen, Peter	10/6/1975	Tape 4 of 11	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
13890	Dr. Peter Steen Lecture	Steen, Peter	12/11/1979	Dr. Steen's lecture is on both sides of the tape.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13892	Christian Perspectives	Steen, Peter		Tape 2 of 12	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13891	Christian Perspectives…What is Philosophy?	Steen, Peter		Tape 1 of 12	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13889	Dr. Peter Steen Lecture	Steen, Peter	12/10/1979	Steen's lecture is on both sides of the tape.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13887	Education	Steen, Peter			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13878	Establishing Alternative Schools	Steen, Peter		Given by Dr. Steen at a conference on Education.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Conference on Education
13877	John Dewey	Steen, Peter			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13876	Time Has Come, The	Steen, Peter		Given by Dr. Steen which also includes a question and answer session.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13875	Sphere Sovereignty	Steen, Peter		Part 2 of 2	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13874	Sphere Sovereignty	Steen, Peter		Part 1 of 2	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13872	Humanism: Nature-Freedom	Steen, Peter			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13871	Renewal of the City...Faithful to the End	Steen, Peter	1/8/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13896	Christian Perspectives…The Authority of Scripture	Steen, Peter		Tape 5 of 12	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13897	Christian Perspectives…Law Creation Idea vs. Wrong Law Creation Ideas	Steen, Peter		Tape 6 of 12	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13895	Christian Perspectives…What is Science and Naïve Experience?	Steen, Peter		Tape 4 of 12	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13810	Neo-Scientism	Steen, Peter		Given by Dr. Steen at a Conference on Education.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Conference on Education
13747	Quo Vadis: Where Are We Going?	Steen, Peter			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13818	What is Society?--Natural and Moral Law	Steen, Peter			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13746	Going Public	Steen, Peter			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13888	Dr. Steen at Geneva College	Steen, Peter J.	2/16/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
14983	Ministry To Aids Victims	Steenhoek, Don DeJong, Harold Cooper, George	6/18/1988		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Chaplains Retreat
4551	You Are Great	Steenstra, Charles	7/17/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Calvinette Counselors Convention
3709	Grand Rapids, MI Roosevelt Park Community CRC Reminiscences	Steenstra, Herman; Leestma, Herman; Westra, Johan; Oppewal, Jess			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		CRC Congregations
4552	How Green is Our Gospel?	Steer, Andrew	1/18/1993		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 1993
8265	Valerie Stegink, Piano in her Senior Recital	Stegink, Valerie	3/25/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8264	Valerie Stegink, Piano in her Senior Recital	Stegink, Valerie	3/25/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3780	Developing Capable Young Christians in the Parsonage and Pew	Stehouwer, Muriel	6/2/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
4553	Iron to Iron, One to Another	Stehouwer, Scott	4/11/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
2411	Protestantism: The State and Society in Guatemala	Steigenga, T.			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Latin American Congress
2725	And How Does it All End?	Steimle, Edmund			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Presb. Anniv. Series #40
12313	American Catholic Church, The	Steinfels, Peter		#518 AMERICAN CATHOLICISM As the numbers of ordained Catholic clergy drop in America, who will pick up the task of nurturing the old institutions and the young Catholics? January Series guest Peter Steinfels, writer for the New York Times and author of A People Adrift: The Crisis of the Roman Catholic Church in America, describes for host Karen Saupe the new role for American Catholic laypeople. (Guest from The January Se ries of Calvin College.)		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
12402	One Fourth of the Nation: Catholicism and Politics in 2005	Steinfels, Peter	1/20/2005	Writer, speaker, and senior religion correspondent for the New York Times until 1997. Currently writes "Beliefs", a bi-weekly column for the Times Author o f many books including his most recent, "A People Adrift: The Crisis of the Roman Catholic Church in America."	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 2005
14872	Connecting Cancer and the Environment	Steingraber, Sandra		#919 Connecting Cancer & the Environment If a chemist could sample your body's chemistry, she would find scores of toxic chemicals picked up throughout your life, as early as in your mother's womb. Is this an unavoidable part of life on modern earth? January Series guest Sandra Steingraber is an ecologist, writer, and cancer survivor who promotes a different path. Karen Saupe hosts.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
15019	Living Downstream: Health and the Environment	Steingraber, Sandra	1/19/2009	Ecologist, author, and cancer survivor, Sandra Steingraber, Ph.D. is an internationally recognized expert on the environmental links to cancer and reproductive health. Stein graber's highly acclaimed book , Living Downstream: An Ecologist Looks at Cancer and the Environment presents cancer as a human rights issue. She is recognized for her ability to serve as a two-way translator between scientists and activists. In 1999, as part of international treaty negotiations, she briefed U.N. delegates in Geneva, Switzerland on dioxin contamination of breast milk. The Sierra Club heralded Steingraber as "the new Rachel Carson." Formerly on faculty at Cornell University, Steingraber is currently a Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Ithaca College.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2009
10422	Congregation as an Emotional System, The	Steinke, Peter	4/17/2002		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.
10424	Creating a Healthy Congregation	Steinke, Peter	4/18/2002		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.
10423	Leadership in Congregations	Steinke, Peter	4/18/2002		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.
16038	Part II: Calvin and Spiritual Real Presence	Steinmetz, David C.	11/5/2009	Professor Steinmetz is a specialist in the history of Christianity in late medieval and early modern Europe. In recent years he has concentrated on the history of biblical s cholarship and learning in Europe from 1350 to 1600. Before coming to Duke in 1971, he taught at Lancaster Theological Seminary of the United Church of Christ and has been a visiting professor at Harvard University and at the University of Notre Dame. He has also been a Guggenheim Fellow at Cambridge University and a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow at the Duke August Library in Wolfenbüttel, Germany. He serves as the general editor of the series, Oxford Studies in Historical Theo logy and is currently writing a book for Oxford entitled, John Calvin: Tradition and Innovation in European Religious Thought. He is a United Methodist minister and a former president of the American Society of Church History. In 2006 he was elected a Fel low of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Stob Lectures
16037	Part I: Calvin and the Impotent God	Steinmetz, David C.	11/4/2009	Professor Steinmetz is a specialist in the history of Christianity in late medieval and early modern Europe. In recent years he has concentrated on the history of biblical s cholarship and learning in Europe from 1350 to 1600. Before coming to Duke in 1971, he taught at Lancaster Theological Seminary of the United Church of Christ and has been a visiting professor at Harvard University and at the University of Notre Dame. He has also been a Guggenheim Fellow at Cambridge University and a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow at the Duke August Library in Wolfenbüttel, Germany. He serves as the general editor of the series, Oxford Studies in Historical Theo logy and is currently writing a book for Oxford entitled, John Calvin: Tradition and Innovation in European Religious Thought. He is a United Methodist minister and a former president of the American Society of Church History. In 2006 he was elected a Fel low of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Stob Lectures
2696	Marriage: Are You Serious? The Sounds of Disillusion; From Disillusion to Misery	Steinmetz, Urban G.; Bray, Ke			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
2697	Marriage: Are You Serious? Time of Misery; Easing the Tensions	Steinmetz, Urban G.; Bray, Ke			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
2698	Marriage: Are You Serious? Time of Awakening; Time of Love	Steinmetz, Urban G.; Bray, Ke			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
2695	Marriage: Are You Serious? Dream World, Time af Disillusion	Steinmetz, Urban G.; Bray, Ke			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
2694	Marriage: Are you Serious? Instruction; Dream World Stage	Steinmetz, Urban G.; Bray, Ke			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
4554	Views on Genesis	Stek, John	9/22/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4555	Question and Answer Session	Stek, John			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3523	Joshua 2: Rahab of Canaan and Israel	Stek, John	6/9/2001				Bible and Ministry Conference
3139	Prophecy of Amos, The	Stek, John	2/17/2000	Tape 1-1:37:59 Tape 2-0:46:41			Calvin Seminary Class Lecture
3128	Challenge of Biblical Translation, The	Stek, John	4/15/1999		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Special Lecture
1806	Nature and Purpose of Genesis 1:1 - 2:3, The	Stek, John	1/23/1986		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
1805	Reflections on Genesis	Stek, John			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
1804	Biblical Typology: Yesterday and Today	Stek, John			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Inaugural Address
12128	Prophecy of Amos, The (Tape 1)	Stek, John H.	12/2/1999	Tape 1-1:35:40 Tape 2-0:50:09	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		series of class lectures
12130	Prophecy of Amos, The	Stek, John H.	12/9/1999	Tape 1-1:35:49 Tape 2-0:54:12	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		series of class lectures
12132	Prophecy of Amos, The	Stek, John H.	12/16/1999	Tape 1-1:35:33 Tape 2-0:55:52	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		series of class lectures
12134	Prophecy of Amos, The	Stek, John H.	1/6/2000	Tape 1-1:35:34 Tape 2-1:21:31	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		series of class lectures
12136	Prophecy of Amos, The (Tape 1)	Stek, John H.	1/13/2000	Tape 1-1:35:30 Tape 2-0:48:55	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		series of class lectures
12138	Prophecy of Amos, The	Stek, John H.	1/20/2000	Tape 1-1:30:08 Tape 2-1:06:11	Calvin Video Productions : Archive/Available for Research		series of class lectures
12140	Prophecy of Amos, The	Stek, John H.	2/10/2000	Tape 1-1:36:30 Tape 2-0:31:31	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		series of class lectures
11766	Prophecy of Amos, The	Stek, John H.	2/3/2000	Tape 1-1:35:39 Tape 2-0:48:49	Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin Seminary Class Lecture
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
12142	Prophecy of Amos, The (Tape 1)	Stek, John H.	2/17/2000		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		series of class lectures
11596	New Literary Criticism of Biblical Narrative, The: Method & Methodology (2 tapes)	Stek, John; Bandstra, Barry	10/27/1983	Tape 1-0:59:29 Tape 2-1:01:33	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2582	Redemtive - Historical Preaching	Stek, John; Ozinga, T.	2/6/1975		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
15797	Triennial V: Living Our Commitment: The Stenberg Sisters	Stenberg			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3239	Teaching Writers and Writing	Stephenson, Bill; Netland, John; Haley, Albert	4/12/1996				Festival of Faith & Writing, 1996
14530	Who May and May Not Participate in the Worship Life of the Church?	Stephenson, Mark	1/26/2008	(this session was not recorded)	None : Not Recorded.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
14773	Building Programs 101 (Preconference Session)	Sterenberg, Fred	9/3/2002		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Testimony of Place: Building Churches & Neighborhoods Conf.
10547	Building Programs 101 (Preconference Session)	Sterenberg, Fred	9/3/2002				Testimony of Place: Building Churches & Neighborhoods
3269	William Spoelhof Chair Lecture	Sterk, Helen	10/1/1997		Heritage Hall : No Restriction	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
137	Speaking God's Word with Power	Sterk, Helen	1/15/2000	[Many Symposium on Worship recordings are available at: http://www.worshipsymposium.org/past/]	Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2000
14252	Masculinity Theory:Secular Meets Sacred	Sterk, Helen	2/8/2007	Dr. Helen Sterk, Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences and the 2006-2007 Calvin Worldview Lecturer will present a lecture entitled “Masculinity Theory—Sec ular Meets Sacred” at 7:30 pm on February 8 in the Meeter Center Lecture Hall. This lecture is part of the Sexuality Series 2007 program of events.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Sexuality Series, 2007
6060	Gender and Clothing	Sterk, Helen				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Portable Calvin
12306	Midwife, Mother, or Doctor?	Sterk, Helen		#511 MIDWIFE, MOTHER, OR DOCTOR? Are women in labor sick patients in need of intervention, or are they simply doing one of the things they’re designed to do? Helen Sterk of the Calvin College Communication Arts & Sciences dept. and author of the book Who’s Having This Baby: Perspectives on Birthing discusses with host Shirley Hoogstra the vast difference in midwife and hospital mindsets.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
2412	How Christians Respond to Suffering and Oppresion	Sterk, Vern	4/15/1993		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Special Lecture
16281	Gender, Culture, and Physicality: Paradoxes and Taboos	Sterk,Helen; Knoppers, Annelies		On their new book. Grappling with gender-based paradoxes and questioning gendered taboos, two goals animate Gender, Culture, and Physicality: to reveal how gender continues to be enacted in ways that dehumanize women and men, and to stimulate thinking and action toward a fuller realization of human potential and partnership. Operating from an ethic of care, in which all people are understood as being created equal, Helen M. Sterk and Annelies Knoppers argue that as long as women and all that is associated with them are devalued, cultural practices will remain implicitly gendered and humanity itself, reduced.
10833	Christian Feminism Revisited	Sterk; Storkey; Beverslius			Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Calvin Forum
4556	Modern Architecture After Modernism	Stern, Robert A. M.	4/20/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture Council Series
12605	Group C Workshops	Stevens, Sufjan	4/2/2005		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2005
12004	Conversation with Rosie Thomas, Sufjan Stevens, and Denison Witmer, A	Stevens, Sufjan; Thomas, Rosie; Witmer, Denison.	3/22/2004	Three musicians explore the unique challenges and rewards of being a Christian in the contemporary music scene.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2004
17229	Publishing Books for Young Readers (Conversation)	Stevenson, Dinah	4/21/2012	What excites children’s book publishers in today’s market? What gets their attention in a book proposal? And how can aspiring writers of children’s books n avigate the world of publication? Editor Dinah Stevenson provides some insight and answers audience questions on the challenges--and joys--of publishing books for young readers.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
13951	Missions Emphasis Panel	Stevenson, Rick; Choi, Peter; Llerena, Greg; Sytsma, Andy	5/1/2006		Bookstore (college) : Not Available for sale.
16	Disciplined Zeal: Being a Christian Student at Calvin College	Stevenson, William	1/11/2001		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 2001
12088	Closeting 'Nature': A Christian Critique of the Revolutionary View of Human Freedom	Stevenson, William R., Jr.	5/14/2004	On tape A12088 with one other title	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Written on the Heart: The Tradition of Natural Law
8700	Christian Reformed Church, The	Stewart Van Leeuwen, Mary	6/8/1983	Tape 1-0:37:18 Tape 2-0:37:23	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
4557	Worship	Stewart, Cheryl	6/12/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Synodical Committee On Race Relations
1942	Rending of the Veil, The (Mark 15:38)	Stewart, James			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
12607	Future of Music, The	Stewart, James	4/2/2005	Stewart will be speaking and encouraging discussion on the possibilities and challenges that emerging trends and new technologies bring for those seeking to promote and mark et music.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2005
5139	Children and the Church	Stewart; Brink	11/3/1993			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
4558	Interview on Missionary Work in Nigeria	Stielstra, Jennie	1/13/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2413	Missionary Interview - Nigeria	Stielstra, Jennie	1/13/1990		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
14895	Counseling and Pastoral Care	Stiemke, Fred	11/5/1990			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
4559	Sermon for 25h Anniversary of Caledonia CRC	Stienstra, Richard	6/14/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Morning Service
3691	Preserving Worker, The	Stob, Henry	5/19/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Seminary Commencement
11144	Interview	Stob, Henry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5903	White Lie, The	Stob, Henry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
3727	Service (Matt. 19:16-22)	Stob, Henry	6/9/1983		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
3726	Salvation	Stob, Henry	6/8/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5071	Shape of Excellence, The	Stob, Henry	5/6/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Honors Convocation
3725	Sin (Gen. 4:1-16)	Stob, Henry	6/7/1983		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
4560	Concept of the Antithesis, The	Stob, Henry	3/23/1982		Bookstore (college) : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
5902	Nuclear War	Stob, Henry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
3651	Our School: Heritage and Challenge	Stob, Henry	5/24/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Commencement
5900	Civil Disobedience	Stob, Henry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
11146	Discussion	Stob, Henry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5899	On Belonging	Stob, Henry	3/16/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
5898	Principle and Practice	Stob, Henry	12/8/1961		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Inaugural Address
1998	Persevering Worker, The	Stob, Henry	5/19/1984		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Commencement
2874	Conversation on Love, A	Stob, Henry	1/9/1992		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Special Lecture
8702	Sin; Genesis 4:1-16	Stob, Henry	6/7/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
8705	Salvation; Luke 23:35-43	Stob, Henry	6/8/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
8707	Service; Matt.19:16-22	Stob, Henry	6/9/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
2875	Dialectic of Love & Justice	Stob, Henry			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
2929	Warrant for Theology in a Scientific Age, The	Stob, Henry			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
5901	New Morality, The	Stob, Henry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
4563	Epics of Love and Justice	Stob, Henry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Morgan Lectures
4566	Commemoration of Retirement	Stob, Henry	6/8/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Evening Service
4567	Interview	Stob, Henry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
1820	Salvation(Luke 23:35-43)	Stob, Henry	6/6/1983		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers Institute
4565	Convocation in Honor of Dr. Stob	Stob, Henry	5/8/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4564	Toward a Human Medicine	Stob, Henry	3/11/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
4568	Stob Lecture Series	Stob, Henry	10/13/1993		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Stob Lectures
4570	Discussion	Stob, Henry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4562	Epics of Justice	Stob, Henry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Morgan Lectures
4569	Stob Lecture Series	Stob, Henry	10/14/1993		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Stob Lectures
4561	Epics of Love	Stob, Henry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Morgan Lectures
2876	Pacifism	Stob, Henry; Hoitinga, D.			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
13525	Building Faith in Prisoners	Stockdale, Joanne	8/17/2005	#603 BUILDING FAITH IN PRISONERS Originally broadcast Oct. 16, 2005 Most Christians imagine that the biblical requirement to visit prisoners is for those who are comforta ble with that sort of thing. Others offer a worship service or Bible study, but are not comfortable with ex-cons joining their church. This is a very hard command; but as Joanne Stockdale of Prison Fellowship Ministries tells host Shirley Hoogstra, it is one that churches can be equipped to fulfill. (Includes short interview with Carol & Richard Rienstra, parents of Christian prisoner Troy Rienstra.)	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
12615	Crumbs From Your Table: U2 and Justice	Stockman, Steve	4/2/2005	U2 sets an example for musicians to take on the Biblical mandate for social change and justice.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2005
10894	STEVE STOCKMAN, Workshop	Stockman, Steve	3/29/2003	Steve Stockman is the author of Walk On: The Spiritual Journey of U2. He is also a pop culture critic and weekly radio host on BBC Radio Ulster. Stockman is the Presbyterian Chaplain of Queens University in Belfast, Ireland.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2003
18605	Chapel	Stockman, Steve	4/3/2014			Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
10892	STEVE STOCKMAN, Keynote Session 2	Stockman, Steve	3/29/2003	Keynote speaker Steve Stockman is the author of Walk On: The Spiritual Journey of U2. He is also a pop culture critic and weekly radio host on BBC Radio Ulster. Stockman is the Presbyterian Chaplain of Queens University in Belfast, Ireland.	None : Not Recorded.	None : Not Recorded.	Festival of Faith & Music, 2003
10891	STEVE STOCKMAN, Keynote Session 1	Stockman, Steve	3/29/2003	Keynote speaker Steve Stockman is the author of Walk On: The Spiritual Journey of U2. He is also a pop culture critic and weekly radio host on BBC Radio Ulster. Stockman is the Presbyterian Chaplain of Queens University in Belfast, Ireland.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2003
17399	Discovering Eternal Truth in Unlikely Music	Stockman, Steve	3/27/2012	Steve Stockman speaks at the Pop Culture Lecture Series about cultural discernment in the music, especially Bruce Springsteen's latest album, Wrecking Ball.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Pop Culture Lecture Series
16283	Reconciliation Movement in Northern Ireland, The	Stockman,Steve	3/16/2010		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
16282	iPodic Obedience: Music to Transfom Your Soul and Society	Stockman,Steve	2/15/2010
10916	Staff Appreciation Event, 2003	Stoel, Kari; Van Denend, Mike	4/22/2003	Video of the Staff Appreciation Event, April, 2003.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	History (college)
6259	Sabbatical Art Exhibition	Stoffel-Overvoorde, Chris	3/6/1986			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
2930	Human Freedom	Stoker, H. G.			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
2096	Philosophical Position on the State, A	Stoker, H. G.			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
15290	Future of the Organ in christian Worship, The	Stoldt, Frank	2/6/2001	Plenary Session			Organ in Christian Worship, The
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
11750	Throw Away your Computer and Get an Education	Stoll, Clifford	1/20/2004	Does knowledge of computers equal a good education and a good job? Think again! Despite pressures for campus internet feeds in every venue, a quality education has little to do with computer and everything to do with the human interplay between student, professor and the body of knowledge. Yes, computers make it easy to look up facts and impress us with flashy graphics but they also discourage creativity. They encourage us t o copy what we see or read rather than come up with our own ideas and conclusions. Clifford Stoll, a leading authority on computer security and noted author, questions the dependency of the digital age. Are we better informed? Is our electorate more activ e? Are our citizens more involved in our communities? Has this revolution spawned more problems or solutions?	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2004
230	Silicon Snake Oil: A Skeptical View of Computing	Stoll, Clifford	1/28/1998		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1998
11537	All Tech'd Out: Computers in Schools	Stoll, Clifford		#414 ALL TECH'D OUT: COMPUTERS IN SCHOOLS Are students with computers getting the better education? Or do computers actually kill creativity in several important ways? Cl ifford Stoll, author of High-Tech Heretic, challenges educators and parents (and host Karen Saupe) to think outside the box.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
17166	Teaching Without Teaching	Stork, Francisco X.	4/19/2012	A writer of young adult literature explores the importance of--and reasons behind--teaching values to young people through the expression of truth and beauty.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
5074	Cross-Cultural Comparisons	Storkey, Alan	4/30/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Honors Convocation
12316	How Would Jesus Vote?	Storkey, Alan		#521 HOW WOULD JESUS VOTE? Some might say that Jesus didn’t make many political statements besides something about taxes and Caesar. But Alan Storkey, a political t heorist from Cambridge, England and author of Jesus and Politics: Confronting the Powers, reveals what a revolutionary Jesus was—not to overthrow a present power, but to overthrow most of our notions about what is political success.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
1999	Institutional Church and Our Institutions, The	Storkey, Allan			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Visiting Prof. Calvin Center
12538	Jesus' Politics	Storkey, Dr. Alan	3/2/2005	Dr. Storkey explores the political significance of Jesus which emerges from the Gospels. His work and studies have confirmed to him that Jesus is the most important politi cal figure in world history and that the political content of the Gospel texts is often both severely understated and superficially seen. Dr. Storkey has worked for several decades in the disciplines of politics, sociology and economics. He co-founde d the Movement for Christian Democracy, based in Great Britain, and has taught for twenty years at Oak HIll Theological College in London.	Bookstore (college) : Archive/Available for Research		Henry Institute
14598	Climate Change & The Global Poor	Storkey, Elaine	1/30/2008	Regathering: Second Semester Convocation. Dr. Storkey is one of the most experienced writers and speakers in relating the Christian Gospel to contemporary culture, and i s well known to many for her BBC Radio 4 Thought for the Day broadcasts which she has been involved in for over 20 years, in addition to her work with the BBC World Service. She has taken part in many television documentaries, including a recent one on Cl imate Change. Elaine has a background in philosophy and sociology and has many years experience of teaching in the UK and overseas (most recently within the Theology Faculty of Oxford University and previously with King's College, London).	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Convocation (Opening & Honors)
8552	Robert Storms, Tenor	Storms, Robert	4/29/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2104	Know Who You Are	Stott, John			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
9208	Conference on Expository Preaching, 2 of 3	Stott, John	2/22/1996		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
2044	Call to Faithfulness, A: Biblical Preaching in the Modern World #1	Stott, John	2/22/1996		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Conference on Expository Preaching
2097	Essential Marks of Preaching Today	Stott, John			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
9209	Conference on Expository Preaching, 3 of 3	Stott, John	2/22/1996		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
2045	Call to Faithfulness, A: Models of Pastoral Ministry (I Cor. 4) #2	Stott, John	2/22/1996		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Conference on Expository Preaching
2583	Theological Basis for Preaching Today	Stott, John			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
10425	Morning Prayers	Stott, John	4/26/2002		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.		Chapel
9207	Conference on Expository Preaching, 1 of 3	Stott, John	2/22/1996		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
1808	Exposition of Colossians 1:28,29	Stott, John			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
2727	Know Who You Are (I Pet. 2:1-12)	Stott, John			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin CRC
14926	Call to Faithfulness: Models of Pastoral Ministry, A (1 Corinthians 4)	Stott, John R. W.	2/22/1996	Lecture 2 by Rev. Dr. John R. W. Stott	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		The 1996 Conference on Expository Preaching
14925	Call to Fatihfullness: Biblical Preaching in the Modern World, a	Stott, John R. W.	2/22/1996	Lecture 1 by Rev. Dr. John R. W. Stott	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		The 1996 Conference on Expository Preaching
3284	Rethinking the American Civil War: Spirituality and Morality in America's Costliest War	Stout, Harry	1/20/1997		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1997
13689	Spirit of Democracy, The	Stout, Jeffrey	3/1/2006	[2-cd set] Professor of Religion at Princeton University, Jeffrey Stout received his PhD from Princeton University in 1976. Since then he has served as Chair of the Religio n Department at Princeton, and as Co-Editor of the Cambridge Series on Religion and Critical Thought. In 2007, Prof. Stout will become the President of the American Academy of Religion. He has published and lectured widely on religion, morality and politi cs. Among his books are:The Flight from Authority: Religion, Morality, and the Quest for Autonomy," "Ethics after Babel: The Languages of Morals and Their Discontents," and most recently: "Democracy and Tradition." The latter two books won the American Academy of Religion Award for Excellence. For more information: http://www.calvin.edu/academic/philosophy/jellema.htm	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	None : Not Recorded.	Jellema Lecture Series
13690	Monologue of Secularism, The	Stout, Jeffrey	3/2/2006	[2-cd set] Professor of Religion at Princeton University, Jeffrey Stout received his PhD from Princeton University in 1976. Since then he has served as Chair of the Religi on Department at Princeton, and as Co-Editor of the Cambridge Series on Religion and Critical Thought. In 2007, Prof. Stout will become the President of the American Academy of Religion. He has published and lectured widely on religion, morality and polit ics. Among his books are:The Flight from Authority: Religion, Morality, and the Quest for Autonomy," "Ethics after Babel: The Languages of Morals and Their Discontents," and most recently: "Democracy and Tradition." The latter two books won the American Academy of Religion Award for Excellence. For more information: http://www.calvin.edu/academic/philosophy/jellema.htm	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	None : Not Recorded.	Jellema Lecture Series
5904	Foreign Language Conference	Strasheim, Lorraine	9/27/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6424	Monica Stratton, soprano	Stratton, Monica	1/6/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10505	Love and the Trinitarian Concept of Personhood	Stratton, Stephen	5/22/2002		Bookstore (college) : No Restrictions		Loss of the Self in a Postmodern Therapeutic Culture
13990	Fighting Poverty with Film	Straub, Gerald		#716 FIGHTING POVERTY WITH FILM Originally broadcast Feb. 25, 2007 Imagine walking away from a successful Hollywood soap opera producer's desk to the leper colonies of B razil and the garbage heaps of the Philippines. Calvin College January Series guest Gerry Straub is a filmmaker, photographer, and author now devoted to “putting the power of film at the service of the poor.” He tells host Shirley Hoogstra how it all happened.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
14089	Poverty and Prayer and the Power of Film	Straub, Gerard Thomas	1/9/2007	Gerard Thomas Straub is an award-winning author of four books, including a novel. His critically acclaimed book "The Sun and Moon Over Assisi" was named the best spirituality hardcover book of 2001 by the Catholic Press Association. Gerry has written and directed nine documentary films, three of which have aired on many PBS television stations, including "We Have a Table for Four Ready", which told the inspirational story of a soup kitchen run by Franciscan friars in Philadelphia. Prior to his conversion to Christianity, Straub produced several dramatic television series that have aired on CBS, NBC and ABC, including the wildly popular General Hospital. He also wrote and produced a nationally syndicated magazine show and created an internationally syndicated soap opera. For more information on Gerry Straub visit his website at www.sandamianofoundation.org	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2007
2414	Mega Trends in Misions	Stravers, David	11/12/1987		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Special Lecture
9134	L'Histoire du Slodat (no narration)	Stravinsky			Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9129	L'Histoire du Slodat (no narration); Stravinsky	Stravinsky, Igor			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Music153 Summer 1994
9124	L'Histoire Du Soldat	Stravinsky, Igor			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Music153 Summer 1994
9132	L'Histoire Du Soldat	Stravinsky, Igor			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Music153 Summer 1994
9127	L'Histoire Du Soldat	Stravinsky, Igor			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Music153 Summer 1994
9131	Stravinsky; Petrouchka	Stravinsky, Igor; Petrouchka			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Music153 Summer 1994
9126	Stravinsky; Petrouchka	Stravinsky, Igor; Petrouchka			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Music153 Summer 1994
9121	Stravinsky; Petrouchka	Stravinsky, Igor; Petrouchka			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Music153 Summer 1994
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
14523	Nurturing Faith and Hope: Worship as a Model for Christian Education	Streaty Wimberly, Anne E.	1/25/2008	The workshop will explore the important link between worship and intergenerational Christian education. Specific focus will be on the role of music, prayer, and preaching as pathways of Christian education and ways in which these pathways can enliven faith and hope of worshipers across the ages/stages when attention is given to purpose, content and communal involvement.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
15925	Streelman	Streelman		Student recital?	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8267	Nancy Streelman, Piano in a Senior Recital	Streelman, Nancy	3/14/1964		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8266	Nancy Streelman, Piano in a Senior Recital	Streelman, Nancy	3/14/1964		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15835	Music from Calvin B-16	Streelman, Nancy, piano Fokertsma, Joyce, soprano		2 Rondos on Folk Tunes, Bartok; O mio Babbino Caro, Puccini; Romance and pleure Dans mon Coeur, DeBussy; Auf Dem Wasser zu Singer, Schubert; Fantasy in F minor, opus 49.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Music from Calvin
4573	World War I and After	Strikwerda, Earl	12/2/1969		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		History 101 Lecture
4574	World War I	Strikwerda, Earl	5/5/1970		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Histor 101 Lecture
5908	Civil War in Retrospect after 1863, The	Strikwerda, Earl			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5906	World War I and After	Strikwerda, Earl	12/2/1969		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5907	World War I	Strikwerda, Earl	5/5/1970		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
11147	CRC and Common Man	Strikwerda, Earl			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5905	On the CRC and the Common Man	Strikwerda, Earl			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
4572	CRC and Common Man	Strikwerda, Earl			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9085	Contemporary Roman Catholic Theology: Scripture and Tradition	Strimple, Robert			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers Institute
9074	Contemporary Roman Catholic Theology: The Church, The World and The Kingdom	Strimple, Robert			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers Institute
9081	Contemporary Roman Catholic Theology: God, Christ, and Salvation	Strimple, Robert B.	6/8/1977		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers Institute
5909	Contemporary Roman Catholic Theology: Church, World and the Kingdom	Strimple, Robert B.	6/7/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5910	Contemporary Roman Catholic Theology: God, Christ, and Salvation	Strimple, Robert B.	6/8/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5911	Contemporary Roman Catholic Thoelogy: Scripture and Tradition	Strimple, Robert B.	6/9/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5466	Miss Julie	Strindberg, August	5/1/1986			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Thespian Lab Bills
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
7265	String Orchestra Festival	String Orchestra	11/13/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7264	String Orchestra Festival	String Orchestra	5/4/1972		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7216	String Orchestra Festival	String Orchestra	11/11/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7266	String Orchestra Festival	String Orchestra	11/13/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6629	String Orchestra Festival	String Orchestra	11/8/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6628	String Orchestra Festival	String Orchestra	11/8/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9455	String Orchestra Festival	String Orchestra Festival Dabczynski, Andrew, guest conductor Jenison HS Orchestra West Ottawa HS Orchestra Holland Christian HS Orchestra Grand Rapids Christ ian HS Orchestra	11/3/1994		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
8367	Music From Calvin #50	String Orchestra Hartoc			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8354	Music From Calvin #37	Strings- Rec.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8278	Robert Storms, Tenor	Stroms, Robert	4/14/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8277	Robert Storms, Tenor	Stroms, Robert	4/14/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
65	Christian Teachers in Public Schools	Stronks, Gloria	2/3/2001		Bookstore (college) : Archive/Available for Research
17593	Education for Shalom: ATheology of Citizenship	Stronks, Julia K	10/18/2012	with Julia K. Stronks. In what way does a Christian liberal arts college respectfully and appropriately educate global citizens to navigate a complex world in which religiou s practices and beliefs compete? How will Christian students refrain from falling into relativism or vague spirituality if they are working with people committed to different worldviews? One answer lies in the development of a theology of citizenship. Int roducing a technique that the U.S. Supreme Court has developed, this presentation will demonstrate how Christians can hold firmly to the convictions of their faith while still working in a religiously diverse environment.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Academic Symposium
3297	Legal Definition of Religion, The: Judicial Decisions, Public Policy, and Neutrality	Stronks, Julia K.	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.'			Political Thought After Liberalism Conference
8269	Erwin Stroobach, Organ; Lawrence Kuipers, Organ	Stroobach, Erwin; Kuipers, Lawrence	2/27/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8268	Erwin Stroobach, Organ; Lawrence Kuipers, Organ	Stroobach, Erwin; Kuipers, Lawrence	2/27/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
288	Readers Responding: Writing and Believing	Strooboscher, Heather Eskes; Barkley, Elizabeth Bookser; DeCourcy, Alan; VanderMey, Randal J.; Bonin, Michael Richard	4/3/1998				Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
14677	Bearing the Burden of Mystery	Strout, Elizabeth	4/19/2008	Literature is essential to the task facing all of us—that it, to bear the burden of the mystery. Strout discusses why producing this literature is an act of faith, req uiring the writer to believe that if a truth is presented, the reader who needs it will find it.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2008
11020	CCCS Education Center	Struik, Agnus; Meyer, Thelma;	6/27/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin Center for Christian Scholarship (CCCS)
15543	Celebration of Music, A	Student and Faculty collaboration	2/9/2006	Collaborative Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
18448	Airband, 2014: Reunion	Student Body	2/15/2014			Audio-Visual (college) : Available with permission.	Airband
8242	Various Student Compositions	Student Compositions	12/14/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8235	Student Voice Recital	Student Voice	11/3/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7107	Studio Lab Band	Studio Lab Band	3/12/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7125	Studio Lab Band	Studio Lab Band	5/5/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7124	Studio Lab Band	Studio Lab Band	5/5/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7123	Studio Lab Band	Studio Lab Band	4/28/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7122	Studio Lab Band	Studio Lab Band	4/28/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7121	Studio Lab Band	Studio Lab Band	5/9/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7120	Studio Lab Band	Studio Lab Band	5/9/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7113	Studio Lab Band	Studio Lab Band	4/29/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7109	Studio Lab Band	Studio Lab Band	5/11/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7108	Studio Lab Band	Studio Lab Band	5/11/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7112	Studio Lab Band	Studio Lab Band	4/29/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7106	Studio Lab Band and Blue Sky Blues Band	Studio Lab Band; Blue Sky Blues Band	5/5/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7105	Studio Lab Band and Blue Sky Blues Band	Studio Lab Band; Blue Sky Blues Band	5/5/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
17105	Problem of Suffering, The	Stump, Elenore	7/27/2011				Seminars at Calvin
3098	Second Person Accounts and the Problem of Evil (2 Lectures)	Stump, Eleonore		Stob Lectures of Fall, 1998. Lecture 1=87 minutes, Lecture 2=84 minutes	Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Stob Lectures
3469	Faith and the Problem of Evil	Stump, Eleonore		Two Lectures: "Second-person Accounts and the Problem of Evil" and "Evil and the Nature of Faith"			Stob Lectures
4780	Teasing in Schools	Stutzky, Glenn; King, Anne; Flood, Randy				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
2584	Industrial Chaplaincy - Stories that Make us Unique	Styles, Lawrie			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
13853	Jim Crow's Last Stand: The Struggle for Civil Rights in the Suburban North	Sugrue, Thomas		Thomas J. Sugrue is the Edmund J. and Louise W. Kahn Professor of History and Sociology at the University of Pennsylvania. Drawing from his book, Professor Sugrue wil l discuss the largely unknown Northern battlegrounds where grassroots activists fought to end discrimination and segregation: the rapidly expanding postwar suburbs. While the conventional narratives of civil rights in America have focused on the heroic ba ttles of the South, "Jim Crow's Last Stand" turns our focus North to recount the victories and defeats of those who fought to open suburbia to people of all races.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
3103	Missiological Significance of Korean Diaspora	Suh, Jung Woon	2/17/1999		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Missions Institute Special Lecture
3104	Beyond Minjung Theology	Suh, Jung Woon	2/18/1999		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Missions Institute Special Lecture
3105	Mission and Theology	Suh, Jung Woon	2/18/1999		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Missions Institute Special Lecture
17482	Glocal Acts - Korean Missionary Kids	Suh, Samuel	1/13/2010	The daily chapel archive as recorded in .FLV files on DVD-ROM discs. Individual services can be requested on a DVD-Video, or the entire disc may be requested.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
2184	Critique of the Promise Keepers Movement, A	Suk, John	3/20/1997		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Special Lecture
5137	New Visions for the Banner	Suk, John	9/15/1993			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
122	What Editors Look For	Suk, John	3/30/2000		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
18506	Writing a Compelling Spiritual Memoir	Suk, John; Lubbers Berghoef, Christine	4/10/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
293	Writing for the Religious Journal II: The Role of a Vision in Determining Matter	Suk, John; Rich, Jena; Vandersee, Charles; Eifrig, Gail; Wilson, John; Wolfe, Gregory; Whitney-Schenck, Marci	4/4/1998				Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
6268	Arabs in the Mind of America	Suleiman, Michael	1/7/1988			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
4575	Arabs in the Mind of America	Suleiman, Michael	1/7/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		January Series, 1988
4576	Press Conference - William Sullivan, US Ambassador to Iran	Sullivan, William	11/16/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5912	Iranian Revolution: An Assessment, The	Sullivan, William H.	1/16/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interim Lecture Series, 1980
283	Readers Responding: David James Duncan and Jon Hassler	Summer, Lynn; Alvord, Sam; Willis, Paul	4/3/1998				Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
2728	Heaven	Sunday, Billy			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Presbyterian Anniversary Series
1918	Promoting Congregational and Staff Awareness	Sunman, Donald		From the "Making Congregations Safe Places" conference at Calvin College, 1994.			Making Congregations Safe Places
3049	Theological Foundation of French Discipline, The	Sunshine, Glenn	6/9/1991		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin Colloquium
15777	Super Cave 2002	Super Cave	5/3/2002	Live @ the FAC	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
15586	Candice Surjana, piano	Surjana, Candice	11/11/2006	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
15737	Masaaki Suzuki on the Organ	Suzuki, Masaaki	4/20/2009	Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Artist Series
16000	Conversation with Masaaki Suzuki, A	Suzuki, Masaaki; Witvliet, John	4/22/2009	A conversation between Japanese organist, harpsichordist, and conductor Masaaki Suzuki and John Witvliet (director of the Worship Institute). Conversation topics include Gen evan Psalms, music of Bach, and Christian sacred music.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
15551	Chara J. Svaan, trumpet; Jordan E. V. Clegg, baritone	Svaan, Chara Clegg, Jordan Hoisington, Linda, piano Craig, Gavin, organ	4/21/2006	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
14290	Jonathan Edwards on Religious Imagination	Svetlikova, Anna	4/10/2007	Anna Svetlikova, a Fulbright Scholar at the Jonathan Edwards Center at Yale Divinity School, will present her research: "Jonathan Edwards on Religious Imagination ." Anna received her M.A. in English and American Studies and Dutch from Charles University in Prague in 2004 and is currently a PhD. Candidate in English and American Studies at Charles University. Tuesday, April 10, 3:30 in the Commons Lecture Hall. Refreshments will be provided.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Lecture
2296	Case Studies & Practical Suggestions Regarding Boundary Violations	Swaagman, Beth	10/5/1995		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTC Mini-Conference
2125	Christian's Response to Sexual and Parental Abuse, The	Swaagman, Beth	2/25/1993		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Special Lecture
1916	Church School Curricula	Swagman, Beth A.		From the "Making Congregations Safe Places" conference at Calvin College, 1994.			Making Congregations Safe Places
14859	Socially Responsible Clothing	Swain, Marta		#906 SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE CLOTHING Buying a shirt? Basing your decision on the look and price? Shopping for clothing may feel like a straightforward venture, yet the stor y behind each garment is complex. Activist and entrepreneur Marta Swain, owner of a community-minded apparel store in Grand Rapids, weaves stories of sustainable farming and labor practices with advice for benefiting everyone involved in your purchase. Ka ren Saupe hosts.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
18531	Exposed: Stronger Writing Through Sharing Weakness	Swallow Prior, Karen; Rivadeneira, Caryn; Weber, Carolyn	4/11/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
11491	Healing Homiletic, A: Preaching and Disability	Swanson, Jim; Broekstra, Karen	9/25/2003
12364	Artful World of Printmaking	Swanson, John August	12/23/1994			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10510	Case of MEMENTO, The	Sweeney, S.E	5/22/2002		Bookstore (college) : No Restrictions		Loss of the Self in a Postmodern Therapeutic Culture
14695	Religion in America	Sweeny, Jon; Tickle, Phyllis	4/19/2008	What are some of the trends in religion today—and how do those trends affect those of us who are readers and writers? Sweeney and Tickle offer insight into how organiz ed religion, spirituality, and the relationship between faiths are rapidly changing, as is the way we write about them.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2008
18366	God's Hotel: A Doctor, A Hospital, and A Pilgrimage to the Heart of Medicine	Sweet, Dr. Victoria	1/22/2014				January Series, 2014
6578	Kenneth Sweetman	Sweetman, Kenneth	2/17/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6579	Kenneth Sweetman	Sweetman, Kenneth	2/17/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8275	Conference on Contemporary and Avant-Garde Music	Sweetman, Kenneth	5/5/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8274	Conference on Contemporary and Avant-Garde Music	Sweetman, Kenneth	5/5/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8273	Kenneth Sweetman, Senior Organ Recital	Sweetman, Kenneth	5/13/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
8272	Kenneth Sweetman, Sophomore Organ Recital	Sweetman, Kenneth	4/23/1973		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8271	Kenneth Sweetman, Sophomore Organ Recital	Sweetman, Kenneth	4/23/1973		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2877	What is the Meaning of These Gifts? An Illustration of the Contextualization of the Gospel in the Writings of	Sweetman, Leonard	5/7/1987		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin Colloquium
4578	Lecture	Sweetman, Leonard	1/9/1978	CPOL Lecture	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5913	Silence of God, The	Sweetman, Leonard	4/10/1973		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
5876	Interview Re: Paul Schrader	Sweetman, Leonard			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interview
4577	Seminary Situation of 1952	Sweetman, Leonard; DeBoer, Willis	12/4/1970		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Nola Oppewall Interviews
11499	Univocity, Analogy and the Mystery of Being according to John Duns Scotus	Sweetman, Robert	9/12/2003	Session IV	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Radical Orthodoxy Conference
3016	CSI and Its Ministry	Swets, Kenneth	3/1/1984		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
3798	Birth of the Psalter, The	Swets, Seymour	8/23/1962		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Church Music Conference
11453	Maestro Sings, The	Swets, Seymour			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5914	On the Genevan Psalter	Swets, Seymour			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interview
5222	Spread of the Psalter, The	Swets, Seymour	8/24/1962		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Church Music Conference
15765	Homecoming 1964 Lecture, Panel Discussion	Swets, Seymour Professors Gebben, Holstege, A. Plantinga, Primus, Rottman, Van Vugt, Westmaas	2/21/1964	"Calvin Students Past and Present" presented by Seymour Swets. "Calvinism and Contemporary Problems": A panel discussion of the book "Honest to Go d" by John A.T. Robinson, Dr. Lewis Smedes, moderator	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8280	Sondra Swets, Organ; Ronda Lobbes, Organ in a Sophomore Recital	Swets, Sondra; Lobbes, Ronda	4/4/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5915	Reformation	Swierenga, Robert	4/4/1968		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
11609	Garbios: Chicago's Dutch Scavengers	Swierenga, Robert	9/11/2003	Professor Robert Swierenga, author of the popular Dutch Chicago, relates the story of some 450 Dutch-owned scavenger and cartage companies that existed between 1890 and 1990 . Swierenga describes their success. They bustled, organized, and innovated while successfully facing up to the powerful Teamsters’ union and the feared Chicago mob.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Noontime Series
10925	Chicago's Dutch Scavengers	Swierenga, Robert	5/1/2003		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Calvin Academy for Lifelong Learning (CALL)
4579	Place of Van Hinte in Dutch Immigrant History; Language, Religion, and the Printing Press: The Dutch American	Swierenga, Robert; Edelman, Hendrik	10/8/1981	Two Lectures 1) The first lecture goes up to 57:20 2) The second lecture starts from 57:20	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Conference on Dutch-American Studies
11165	Distinguished Alumni Awards, 2003	Swierenga, Robert; Vanden Bout, Paul	5/26/2003	Presentations at Alumni Awards Dinner and Commencement of Distinguished Alumni Awards to Robert Swierenga and Paul Vanden Bout.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
14768	God and Morality	Swinburne, Richard	7/16/2008	Richard Swinburne (Oxford University), is Nolloth Professor of the Philosophy of the Christian Religion, Emeritus, University of Oxford and Emeritus Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. He is also a Fellow of the British Academy. Swinburne is the author of fifteen books including Space and Time, Epistemic Justification, An Introduction to Confirmation Theory, and The Existence of God.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Science, Philosophy, & Belief Seminar, 2008
3441	Reasons for Belief in God	Swineburne, Richard	9/25/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
3440	Interpreting the Christian Bible	Swineburne, Richard	9/24/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
8279	Henry Sybrandy, Organ	Sybrandy, Henry	1/31/1967		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8281	Henry Sybrandy, Organ; Rudolf Zuiderveld, Organ	Sybrandy, Henry; Zuiderveld, Rudolf	4/22/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8222	Henry Sybrandy, Organ; Rudolf Zuiderveld, Oragan	Sybrandy, Henry; Zuiderveld, Rudolf	4/22/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
18392	18392 - B11: Growing Congregational Health for Teens to Thrive	Syd Hielema	1/31/2014			Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	Symposium on worship 2014
4583	Consultation with RCJ	Sytsma, R.D.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		History of the Japan Mission
4584	Chapel Erection Permitted	Sytsma, R.D.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		History of the Japan Mission
4585	Rapid Progress in the 60's	Sytsma, R.D.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		History of the Japan Mission
4586	Diversification of the 70's	Sytsma, R.D.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		History of the Japan Mission
4587	Interdependence with RCJ in the 80's, 1 of 2	Sytsma, R.D.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		History of the Japan Mission
4582	Three Problem Areas	Sytsma, R.D.	9/19/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		History of the Japan Mission
4580	Preliminary Activities	Sytsma, R.D.	9/19/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		History of the Japan Mission
11151	Interdependence with RCJ in the 80's, 2 of 2	Sytsma, R.D.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		History of the Japan Mission
11150	Diversification of the 70's	Sytsma, R.D.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		History of the Japan Mission
11148	Rapid Progress in the 60's	Sytsma, R.D.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		History of the Japan Mission
4581	Opening the Field	Sytsma, R.D.	9/19/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		History of the Japan Mission
11149	Diversification of the 70's	Sytsma, R.D.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		History of the Japan Mission
16239	Japan: Missionaries, Milestones, Ministries	Sytsma, Rich and Sandy				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
1960	Involving Youth in Worship	Sytsma;Vogel	1/10/1998		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
4588	Beyond the Iron Curtain: Hungering for New Business Aliences	Szabo, Csaba	10/9/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Hungarian Economics
5666	Hungarian Economics	Szabo, Csaba	10/9/1991			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
18570	Remaking the Annunciation	Szybist, Mary	4/12/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014

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