Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
18233	A Byker Farewell Dinner		5/16/2012		Audio-Visual : Archive/Available for Research		Event 0120
18243	A Byker Farewell: God's Grace and Gratitude		5/16/2012		Audio-Visual : Archive/Available for Research
7450	A Capella	Calvin College A Capella Choir	4/21/1963		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Capella
7451	A Capella	Calvin College A Capella Choir	4/24/1963		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Capella
7454	A Capella	Calvin College A Capella Choir	12/13/1964		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Capella
7461	A Capella Choir	A Capella Choir	4/16/1967		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Capella
7462	A Capella Choir	A Capella Choir	4/16/1967		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Capella
7458	A Capella Choir	A Capella Choir	5/2/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Capella
7457	A Capella Choir	A Capella Choir	4/26/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Capella
7459	A Capella Choir	A Capella Choir	5/2/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Capella
7460	A Capella Choir	A Capella Choir	4/24/1966		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Capella
7455	A Capella Choir, 1 of 2	A Capella Choir	4/25/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Capella
7456	A Capella Choir, 2 of 2	A Capella Choir	4/25/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Capella
7434	A Capella Choir; Radio Choir; Concert Band; The Meistersingers, Concert Orchestra	A Capella Choir; Radio Choir; Concert Band; The Meistersingers; Concert Orchestra			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Capella
7467	A Cappella Choir	A Cappella Choir			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7474	A Cappella Choir	A Cappella Choir			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10020	A Cappella Choir	Calvin College A Capella Choir			Heritage Hall : No Restriction
7475	A Cappella Choir	A Cappella Choir			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15356	A Cappella Choir	A Cappella Choir	12/13/1970	Two reels	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
7468	A Cappella Choir	A Cappella Choir			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15355	A Cappella Choir Concert	A Cappella Choir	12/15/1968	A program for the Christmas season.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15353	A Cappella Choir Concert	A Cappella Choir	10/24/1969		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15352	A Cappella Choir Concert	A Cappella Choir	2/1/1968	Bach Cantata #137; Praise to the Lord the Almighty	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15914	A Cappella Choir Old Disc Masters	A Cappella choir			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15952	A Cappella Choir Old Disc Masters	A Cappella Choir		Discs II, III, IV. No date or information.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15979	A Cappella Christmas Concert	A Cappella	12/12/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7472	A Cappella Concert	Calvin College A Cappella Choir	5/9/1969		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7479	A Cappella Disc #2	A Cappella			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7478	A Cappella Disc #2	A Cappella			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
17686	A Christian Case for Compassion for Animals		1/18/2008			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
18302	A Day in the Life: Gospel Choir Tour	Sawyer, Charsie	10/18/2013	Highlights trip to Honduras		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
18303	A Day in the Life: Student	Maddy, Trisha	10/18/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
17054	A Key Rule for Preaching: "Show, Don't Tell"	Hoezee, Scott	1/27/2012	Writers of fiction are taught that the most important rule for vivid writing in the composing of novels or short stories is "Show, Don’t Tell." It’s a key rule for preachers, too, and in this workshop we will explore ways to add vividness to preaching, including things we can learn from movies and other media to enliven our sermons.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2012
17786	A Liturgical Approach to the Lord’s Prayer	Carvalhaes, Cláudio	1/25/2013	How does praying the Lord's Prayer affect our mission and ways of living? We’ll explore creative possibilities, including doxology, gestures, language, offering, prov idence, temptation, and eschatological understandings of "thy Kingdom come." Discover ways this ecumenical Christian prayer can empower our worshiping communities.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2013
17873	A New Heaven & A New Earth	Hulst, Mary	1/20/2013	2 Peter 3:8-13		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	LOFT (Living Our Faith Together)
18220	A Singer's Tour of China		3/12/2012		Audio-Visual : Archive/Available for Research
3535	A.I.D.S.	Arking, Lucille	1/11/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		January Series, 1988
14320	AACS - Wilmington	Zylstra, Bernard	10/28/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13823	AACS--Wilmington	Zylstra, Bernard	10/28/1978	Includes sides 1 and 2 of 5	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
13824	AACS--Wilmington	Zylstra, Bernard	10/28/1978	Includes sides 3 and 4 of 5	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6632	Aaron Copland Birthday Celebration, 1 of 2		11/14/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6631	Aaron Copland Birthday Celebration, 2 of 2		11/14/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13414	Aaron Copland Celebration	High School Choral Festival	11/10/1990	Copland, Aaron For musicians throughout the world, Aaron Copland represents all that characterizes the United States. In his music he reflects the activity of urban life on the one hand and the vastness of open spaces on the other. His occasional use of folk songs with modal harmony, the melodic and rhythmic elements of jazz and populat music, the aggressive dissonance of a maching age are all the natural expressions of a lad from Brooklyn who has absorbed the life and music around him. -- Neil Butterworth	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6626	Aaron Copland Celebration; High School Choral Festival, 1 of 2		11/2/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6627	Aaron Copland Celebration; High School Choral Festival, 2 of 2		11/2/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8939	ABC's of the Apocalypse: Worship and Church Music, The	Cruz, Virgil	1/21/1994		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Calvin College Symposium
165	Abecedary of Poetry, An	Keillor, Garrison; Flint, Roland	1/18/1999		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1999
5312	Abiding Fruit	Exoo, Henry	7/26/1970		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
6344	Abiding in Christ; Other God's in the Temple, The	James DeJong; Mel Hugen	11/6/1988	Two services 1) AM - "Abiding in Christ" (Up to 44:50) 2) PM - "The Other God's in the Temple" (Start from 44:50)	Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Plymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church
8295	Abigail Vander Hart, Organ	Vander Hart, Abigail	3/24/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8299	Abigail Vander Hart, Organ	Vander Hart, Abigail	3/23/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8301	Abigail Vander Hart, Organ	Vander Hart, Abigail	3/11/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8300	Abigail Vander Hart, Organ	Vander Hart, Abigail	3/11/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2105	Abortion	Kretzehmer, Ray; Hoksbergen, Al	2/4/1971
3904	Abortion and the Language of Mortal	Langerak, Edward	10/18/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin Center for Christian Scholarship (CCCS)
6256	Abortion Series	Timmerman, John	11/23/1985			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
4336	About Brazil, 1 of 3	Muller, William			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11104	About Brazil, 2 0f 3	Muller, William			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11103	About Brazil, 3 of 3	Muller, William			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
16788	Abraham Kuyper and Race: A New Look	Bratt, James	2/16/2011	Abraham Kuyper has long been associated with white-racist attitudes, and respecting sub-Saharan Africa that reputation must stand as established. In the long set of essays h e wrote about his 1905-06 trip around the Mediterranean Sea, however, he shows a much more supple and nuanced set of attitudes toward non-European peoples. This lecture will explore and explain how ethnicity, religion, and culture intersected in Kuyper's thinking, noting the substantial research that lay behind his observations and the often surprising conclusions he drew for Christian thinking about the diversity and future of human cultures.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		History (college)
3090	Abraham Kuyper in his Historical Context	Noll, Mark	10/30/1998				Keynote Address
18254	Abraham Kuyper in the 21st Century	Bratt, James Wolterstorff, Nicolas Kuperus, Tracy	9/18/2013	Celebrating a New Biography Abraham Kuyper was a giant in his time, and has been a major influence on Calvin College. But now what? What questions, challenges, and opport unities does his work raise for us today? How might James Bratt’s biography help us answer these questions?		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
17386	Abraham Kuyper, Pope Leo XIII and the ACLU Consider Faith-Based Organizations' Religious Freedom Rights	Monsma, Stephen	2/22/2012	Dr. Stephen Monsma will present "Abraham Kuyper, Pope Leo XIII and the ACLU Consider Faith-Based Organizations' Religious Freedom Rights." The lecture will discuss segments of Dr. Monsma's recently published book entitled Pluralism and Freedom: Faith-Based Organizations in a Democratic Society, including a discussion about the appropriate model for interaction between the government and faith-based organizations pr oviding human services to the public. Monsma asserts that the United States' commitment to pluralism, diversity, and tolerance is easier to follow in theory than in practice. In the lecture, he will contrast the foundation of faith-based organizations' re ligious freedom rights as seen in the perspectives of the ACLU, Abraham Kuyper, and Catholic social thought.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Henry Institute
11608	Abraham Kuyper: A Life in Religious Politics	Bratt, James	10/23/2003	Abraham Kuyper, the founder of Amsterdam’s Free University and the Dutch prime minister from 1901 to 1905, was a scholar deeply involved in politics both as a thinker and practitioner. Professor of history James Bratt highlights a few key points of Kuyper’s political philosophy, practice, strategy and tactics, drawing some comparisons with religiously inspired politics in American history.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Noontime Series
3086	Abraham Kuyper's Socio-Political Vision and Response	Heslam, Peter, Bratt, James	10/30/1998	2-CD set.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Session I: Kuyper & Reformed Social Teaching
17758	Abundance: The Future is Better Than You Think	Diamandis,Peter	1/10/2013	Diamandis is the Chairman and CEO of the X Prize Foundation, which offers large cash incentive prizes to inventors who can solve grand challenges like space flight, low-cost mobile medical diagnostics and oil spill cleanup. He is the chair of Singularity University, which teaches executives and graduate students about exponentially growing technologies, and he is the founder of more than a dozen space and high tech companies . He has degrees in molecular biology and aerospace engineering from MIT, and an M.D. from Harvard Medical School.			January Series, 2013
14478	Abundant Life Around the Table	Bass, Dorothy; Briehl, Susan; Haugan, Marty	1/24/2008	A meal stands at the center of Christian worship, a meal that remembers the past, nourishes us for living in the present, and draws us into God’s future, a banquet of justice and joy. How might breaking bread at the Lord’s Table form among us daily "table practices" that nourish the body and soul, seek the well-being of all people, honor and heal creation, and reveal God’s presence in the world? I n this workshop we will open the rich treasury of symbol, gesture, word and song present in three particular movements in the Sunday liturgy of Word and Sacrament-gathering gifts, giving thanks, and sending forth. Together we will sing songs and tell stor ies of God’s gift of abundant life around the Table. Come prepared to "taste and see" the goodness of God.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
1925	Abuse as Sin	Rascoe, Michael		From the "Making Congregations Safe Places" conference at Calvin College, 1994.			Making Congregations Safe Places
5250	Abuse in the Church	Blauwkamp; Van Leeuwen	3/31/1992			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
58	Academic Freedom and Christian Scholarship	Diekema, Anthony; Ericson, E.; Bouma, B.; Berversluis, C.; Hardy, L.	9/28/2000	Anthony Diekema discusses themes from his book.	Bookstore (college) : Archive/Available for Research		125th Anniversary Of Calvin College
5888	Academic Procession	Spoelhof, William	9/24/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
2640	Acceptance / Keeping Away from People	Kik; De Jong; Dean					Care of Souls
2658	Acceptance or Resignation Tape 3 of 5	Kubler-Ross, Elisabeth			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
16048	Accomodating the Autism Spectrum	Falvo, Laurel		#1007 With the definition of autism now encompassing a wide range of behaviors, more people find themselves daily encountering those diagnosed with some version of this disorder. How can we make more room for differing styles of relating? Laurel Falvo of The Gray Center for Social Learning and Understanding provides ideas for improving communication on all sides. Shirley Hoogstra hosts.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
14337	Accompany Them With Singing: The Recovery of Authentic Christian Funeral Practices	Long, Thomas	6/28/2007		Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.
6580	ACDA Choral Festival, 1 of 3	ACDA	2/23/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6581	ACDA Choral Festival, 2 of 3	ACDA	2/23/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6582	ACDA Choral Festival, 3 of 3	ACDA	2/23/1990		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15432	ACDA Michigan State Convention 2003	Calvin Women's Chorale Shangkuan, Pearl, Conductor Multiple choirs	10/30/2003	Concert sessions I, II, III. Calvin Women's Chorale is in Concert session I. Also on 10/31 and 11/1/03.	Heritage Hall : Not Available for sale.
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
14678	Acedia...Again	Norris, Kathleen	4/19/2008	Few people today have encountered the word acedia, which literally means not-caring, or being unable to care—or even being unable to care that you don't care. In some ways, though, acedia defines today's culture, expressing itself as willful indifference, restless boredom, or even frantic busyness. Norris discusses both acedia and its opposite—the zeal that draws on faith, hope, and love.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2008
208	Achieving Connected Education with Collaborative Change	Gilbert, Steven	10/15/1999		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		MCF Fall Technology Leadership Program
4369	Acropolis of Athens, The	Patrides, C.A.	11/12/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11812	Across America: The Aspect of A Crisis	Campbell, Raymon G.
1919	Action Examples: Bella Vista Church	Frye, John; Dillinger, Kurt		From the "Making Congregations Safe Places" conference at Calvin College, 1994.			Making Congregations Safe Places
1929	Action Examples: Kentwood Comm. Church	Roost, H. Charles		From the "Making Congregations Safe Places" conference at Calvin College, 1994.			Making Congregations Safe Places
1927	Action Examples: Georgetown CRC	Plaggemeyer, Renee; Tamminga; Bouwkamp		From the "Making Congregations Safe Places" conference at Calvin College, 1994.			Making Congregations Safe Places
8825	Active Listening (Sectional #1)				Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Coffee Break Sectionals and Worship Services
18331	Active Minds		11/12/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
13983	Activism Through Music	Francis, John		#709 ACTIVISM THROUGH MUSIC Originally broadcast Nov. 19, 2006 When a songwriter wants to convey a message, when does it become propaganda? It’s OK to be influenced by other fine musicians, but when does imitation set in? Host Karen Saupe enjoys a conversation with Philadelphia singer/songwriter John Francis, followed by his performance of one song.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
1796	Adamic Administration	Murray, John
16869	Adam's Bloodline:Genesis, Race and Human Origins	Livingstone, David N.	2/11/2010	David Livingstone is a professor of Geography & Intellectual History, Queen's University Belfast. The idea that the human race can be traced back to a single ancesto r has been both deep and lasting. In our own day it surfaces in very different arenas, both religious and secular. Contemporary geneticists and palaeo-anthropologists, for example, using DNA research, have variously christened humanity’s common ance stor Mitochondrial Eve and Y-chromosome Adam. Representing a very different politics, religiously-motivated racial supremacists in the United States have been no less busy working out an Adamic chronology for particular racial groups with particularly per nicious propaganda. In this lecture I explore something of these recent obsessions before turning to an historical analysis of the role of the biblical Adam in theories about human origins over the past five centuries. In particular I focus on a wide rang e of thinkers who argued for the existence of human beings before the Adam of the Genesis narrative.			Human Origins Seminar Series
5341	Addicts	Exoo, Henry	8/31/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
5342	Addicts	Exoo, Henry	9/7/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
16501	Adding Cross to Crown: Religion and the Politics in the American Experience	Noll, Mark A.	11/1/1995			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5772	Address at Calvin College	Milliken, William	10/28/1970		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14822	ADHD in the 21st Century	Mason, Oren	8/14/2008			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5008	Admissions Office	Calvin College				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
5009	Admissions Office	Calvin College				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
3619	Admissions Program				Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
5019	Admissions Slide Show		9/1/1984	Audio soundtrack to accompany slide show used by Calvin College Admissions Office in 1984 - 1985.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5015	Admissions Slide Show			Left Channel-Voices Right Channel-Music	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5013	Admissions Slide Show			Duplication Master	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5011	Admissions Slide Show			Music Only	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5012	Admissions Slide Show			Mixed Master	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10741	Adoption part 2: The Child's View	Nydam, Ron	10/23/2002	#305 ADOPTION, PART 2 When you think of adoption, what comes to mind? A host of mysterious, unpredictable, unaccountable problems, or the beauty of grafting a needy child into a healthy home? Ron Nydam of Calvin Seminary, author of the book Adoptees Come of Age: Living within Two Families, describes the challenges adopted children face throughout their lives and how awareness can help fight much of the battle.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
10740	Adoption, part1: The Parents' View	Grant, George; Recker, Sandy	10/16/2002	#304 ADOPTION, PART 1 This episode focuses on children who are removed from their homes, placed in the foster care system, and eventually into new permanent families. Gue sts George Grant, Jr. of the Grand Valley State University School of Social Work and Sandy Recker, Adoption Specialist for the Kent County Circuit Court, explain how the process works, where reform is needed, and how adoptive families can bring hope to li ttle ones who need another chance.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
14972	Adult Children and Their Aging Parents	Holstege, Henry	6/12/1992		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		1992 Chaplains Retreat
8882	Adult Children of Sexually Dysfunctionally Families, Saturday, June 22	Grant J.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Spiritual Awakenings
14374	Adults with ADD	Mason, Oren		#802 ADULTS WITH A.D.D. Originally broadcast Oct. 21, 2007 Many of us know someone who can’t hold onto a job, an education program, or even a marriage. We might ca ll them “irresponsible.” But what if all this could be set right with a daily dose of medicine? Dr. Oren Mason, of the Behavioral Medicine Center in Grand Rapids, tells host Shirley Hoogstra how adults are suffering with, discovering, and trea ting their A.D.D.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
2274	Advanced Counseling Techniques	Olson, Keith		Tape 1-1:26:12 Tape 201:22:52			Group's International Kidstitute
11936	Advanced Preaching	Reverend Lesli
14518	Advanced Vocals and Vocal Arranging	Cook, Vikki	1/25/2008	This session will cover how to sing effectively as a worship team, and how to make the truths you are singing "come alive."	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
17095	Advantages of Being Under Threat, The: Geneva and the Myth of the Escalade, December 1602	Maag, Karin	4/20/2011	On a cold and dark night in December 1602, the troops of Catholic Savoy staged a daring attempt to seize control of Protestant Geneva and restore it both to Catholicism and to the overlordship of Charles-Emmanuel, Duke of Savoy. This presentation will focus on the ways in which the Genevans used their retelling of the event as the linchpin in a very effective Europe-wide fund-raising campaign, chiefly designed to shore up Ge nevan defenses against possible future attacks. By portraying itself as a victim or near-victim of Catholic conspiracies, Geneva galvanized and united its population, successfully gained attention and sympathy from fellow Protestants across Europe, and hi ghlighted God's providential care of Geneva. This masterful myth-making exercise raised Geneva's profile at a time when its reputation was otherwise declining, and contributed significantly to Geneva's ongoing fame as the bastion of the Reformed faith. Co -sponsored by the Meeter Center for Calvin Studies.
17750	Advent		12/2/2012			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	LOFT (Living Our Faith Together)
5805	Advent	Pekelder, Bernard	11/28/1973		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
6096	Advent: The Coming of Christ - Worship 1		7/11/2001	Opening Worship			Conference on Liturgy & Music (COLAM)
17103	Adventure of Biblical Interpretation, The	Bruner, Frederick Dale	7/20/2011				Seminars at Calvin
9003	Adventures of Calvin's Heirs	Romonowski, William	6/4/1992		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Institute
16919	Adventures on the Appalachian Trail: True Stories of Lightning Strikes, Stalkers, and World Records	Pharr Davis, Jennifer	1/13/2012	This past summer an incredible woman took an incredible journey on foot. That woman, Jennifer Pharr-Davis, covered the 2,181 mile Appalachian Trail in 46 days, 11 hours, and 20 minutes. No one, man or woman, has ever covered the trail more quickly. She is the author of Becoming Odyssa, an adventure memoir written after her first experience of thru-hiking the AT in 2005. Since then she has hiked over 11,000 miles of Long Dist ance Trails. She has trekked on 6 continents and currently holds endurance records on The Appalachian Trail, Long Trail and Bibbulmun Track. She is the owner of Blue Ridge Hiking Company and was named Outdoor Person of the Year in 2008. National Geographi c recently named her one of ten Adventurers of the Year 2012.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2012
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
12385	Advice to Christian Apologists	Craig, Dr. William Lane	11/10/2004	Suppose someone feels a call to engage in Christian apologetics or even to become vocationally a Christian apologist. What positive steps should such a person take and what pitfalls should he or she look out for? This lecture seeks to both encourage and admonish those who embark upon so fearful a task.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Stob Lectures
12350	Advice to Christian Apologists	William Lane Craig, Ph.D.	11/10/2004		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Stob Lectures
8390	Aerobics Dance Fold Music Mix				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8391	Aerobics Dance Popular Music Mix				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
12606	Aesthetics of Collage in Electronic Music, The	Wolpa, Adam	4/2/2005		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2005
8894	Affirmation: Changing Our Core Beliefs, Saturday, June 22	Grant J.; Art F.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Spiritual Awakenings
14006	Affirmative Action Panel Discussion					Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
12100	Affirmative Action Panel Discussion, 1 of 2		5/24/2004		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Lecture
12101	Affirmative Action Panel Discussion, 2 of 2		5/24/2004		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Lecture
12299	Affirmative Action: Doorway or Decoy?	Allen, William		#504 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION: DOORWAY OR DECOY? Pretty regularly the question arises: do we still need affirmative action? Followed by a second: you don’t think racism i s over, do you? And so the misunderstandings and misfirings continue for another round. William Allen, political scientist at Michigan State University, describes for host Shirley Hoogstra why he thinks there’s a better way to fight the disadvantage s so many minorities experience.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
3952	Affliction	Eldersveld, Peter	10/9/1955		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
12305	Africa and Globalization: Not Cashing In	Jelks, Randal		#510 AFRICA & GLOBALIZATION: NOT CASHING IN With the rich resources found in most African countries, what keeps them from prospering in this era of globalization? Ran dal Jelks, director of Calvin’s Africa & African Diaspora Studies minor, explains to host Karen Saupe what is happening, what history tells us about it, and how our lack of awareness makes everything worse.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
13348	Africa Project: Blessings of Giving, The	Phiri, John		Stewardship Sermon "The Blessings of Giving" preached in the Chichewa language by Rev. John Phiri.		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
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.
13346	Africa Project: Malawi Workshop	Seely, Edward D.		Highlights of Africa Project Malawi Pastor's Workshop.		Heritage Hall : Available with permission.
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.
16670	Africa Reconciliation	Amaezechi, Joshua; Layne, Tamrat	12/4/2010			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3309	Africa Today: Democracy, Factionalism, and Brain Drain	Ajakaiye, Deborah	1/23/1996		Heritage Hall : No Restriction	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1996
3995	Africa: A Continent in Crisis	Wilson, Donald			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3418	Africa: Continent in Crisis	Wilson, Don	7/20/1986	Don Wilson interviewed on "Sunday Morning" program.			Portable Calvin
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
4889	Africa: Continent in Crisis	Wilson, D.	7/20/1986			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Portable Calvin
14786	African American Consultation	Miller, Albert G.	7/26/2001	Seminars in Christian Scholarship	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		African American Consultation
6185	African American Scholars in Higher Education	King, Brenda; Mwase, Isaac; Omolade, Barbara	9/29/2001		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Christian Scholarship...For What?
10835	African American Women's Conference F98-26	Van Deueud; Sawyer				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Calvin Forum
13611	African Americans in the Furniture City	Jelks, Randal Maurice	1/16/2006	Randal Jelks is an associate professor of History and Director of the African and African Dispora Studies Minor at Calvin College. He will speak on the topic of his new book (release: December 2005), "African Americans in the Furniture City: The Struggle for Civil Rights in Grand Rapids". What does the history of African Americans in Grand Rapids tell us about our city's history, our region in the State of Mi chigan and the conditions of struggling people worldwide? Western Michigan is the fastest growing region in our State and the significance of African Americans and recent immigrants and migrants is key to understanding how our city will fare regionally an d internationally through the 21 st century. The past shapes our present. Listen to audio at: www.calvin.edu/january/2006/	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2006
14740	African Christian Initiatives: Some Lessons for the West	Omenyo, Cephas	5/6/2008	Cephas Omenyo is currently the John A. Mackay Professor of World Christianity at Princeton Theological Seminary. This event is co-sponsored by The Gary and Henrietta Byker C hair in Christian Perspectives on Political, Social and Economic Thought; African and African Diaspora Studies; the Department of Sociology and Social Work; and the Nagel Institute. The recording is incomplete.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Byker Chair
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
14166	African Renaissance: Its Politico-Economic Initiatives, Negations, and Contributions of African Theology	Nkesiga, Rev. Dr. Solomon	10/3/2006	Rev. Dr. Solomon Nkesiga, President of Kampala Evangelical School of Theology (KEST) in Uganda, spoke October 3, 2006, at Calvin College. 2-CD set.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Nagel Institute
16080	African Solutions for African Problems	Ayittey, George	1/22/2010	Ghanaian economist at American University, recognized authority on Africa and Economic Development, and author of the influential book Africa Unchained . He has coined the t erm “the Hippo and Cheetah generations” referring to the old and new African elites. He focuses on bottom-up economics through “Cheetah Enterprises” – projects starting at the grassroots level that enable Africans to improve their quality of life. He speaks passionately about empowering Africans to take back Africa.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2010
16058	African Solutions for African Problems	Ayittey, George		#1017 People across Africa were actually living well until European colonialists took control of the natural resources to enhance their own wealth. Now that the occupiers are gone, new governments are still sending wealth offshore--into personal foreign bank accounts! Economist George Ayittey, President of the Free Africa Foundation and author of Africa Unchained: the Blueprint for Africa’s Future, shares his ideas for how Africa can take control of its own riches, starting in the village square. Karen Saupe hosts.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
13637	African-American Gospel Music for Choirs of any Ethnic Group	Abbington, James	1/27/2006	C1 Come to an annotated reading session led by this gifted editor, performer, and conductor of African American hymns and anthems. Add to your choir's repertoire as you lear n about teaching, conducting, and playing Gospel songs	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2006
3150	African-American Music in Worship	Armstrong, Anton					5th Calvin Symposium
3142	Afrikaner Experiences in the Witness for Justice and Peace in South Africa	Botha, Dr. Elaine					Calvin Theological Seminary
6150	Afro-American Poetry	Davis, Abraham Jr.	1/18/1988			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Portable Calvin
3432	Afro-American Poetry	Davis, Abraham	1/18/1988		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		January Series, 1988
4904	Afscheiding Celebration (2 Tapes)		10/11/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11746	After Billy Graham: The Future of American Protestantism	Balmer, Randall	1/14/2004	As Protestants embark on the 21st century, they no longer enjoy the dominance they once held in North America. Changes to immigration laws have gradually altered the religio us landscape of the United States, but Protestantism in America faces internal crises as well, notably an appalling lack of leadership such as was provided for more than half a century by Billy Graham. Randall Balmer, the Ann Whitney Olin Professor of Ame rican Religion at Columbia University and senior writer for Christianity Today, has published widely and speaks frequently on religion in America. His lecture speculates on what lies ahead in a religious world without Billy Graham, a world where Baptists no longer behave like Baptists.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2004
2220	After Fifty Years	Hoeksema, Homer	12/19/1974
3530	After the Cold War: Global Peace or Global Pieces	Aikman, David	1/20/1995		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		January Series, 1995
3317	After the Cold War: Global Peace or Global Pieces	Aikman, David	1/20/1995		Heritage Hall : No Restriction	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1995
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
13813	After the Feast	Crouch, Andy; Crouch, Susan VanZanten Ballagher	4/22/2006	Andy Crouch and Susan VanZanten Gallagher Crouch and Gallagher reflect on the questions, themes, and issues that have marked this year's Festival of Faith and Writing.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2006
4988	After the Fourth Day	Van Till, Howard				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
16198	After the Storm: Bringing Hope to Honduras and Nicaragua after Hurricane Mitch					Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
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
14098	Afternoon with Christopher Buckley, An	Buckley, Christopher	1/22/2007	A political and social satirist who provides a break from the ordinary with his unique insights and witty perspective on politics, culture and today's society. The founding editor of Forbes FYI , Buckley speaks knowledgeably with the unique talent of holding the interest of every audience member. He writes regularly for The New Yorker, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal and many other publications. He is the best-sellin g author of eleven satirical novels including "Thank You for Smoking", which has become a major motion picture staring Robert Duvall, and "No Way to Treat a First Lady". A former speechwriter for Vice President George H.W. Bush, Buckle y gives audiences a humorous and sardonic look at the inner workings of the White House.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2007
4389	Afternoon Worship	Hoffman, Ruth	11/19/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Partnership in the Gospel
4655	Again I Say Rejoice: Rejoice and Be Steadfast	Van Halsema, Dick L			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4653	Again I Say, Rejoice: Rejoice in Serving	Van Halsema, Dick L.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4652	Again I Say, Rejoice: Rejoice in Suffering	Van Halsema, Dick L.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4654	Again I Say, Rejoice: Rejoice in the Savior	Van Halsema, Dick L.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16070	Against All Odds	Carey, Harvey	1/8/2010	Founder and senior pastor of Citadel of Faith Covenant Church, a congregation of 800 in Detroit, Michigan. Located in one of the poorest zip codes in America, Citadel of fai th is committed to providing real solutions for people and communities in distress. Pastor Carey serves as the Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Central Detroit Christian Community Development Corporation, a non-profit providing social services, housing, and enrichment activities for youth and children. Pastor Carey, who grew up in the projects of southside Chicago, is an exceptional communicator, widely known for his ability to communicate the transforming truth of God's Word.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2010
14813	Against Idolatry	Connell, George	4/4/1997		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Postmodern Philosophy and Chrisitian Thought
16433	Against Multiverse Theodicies	Monton, Bradley	2/26/2010	Consider the problem of evil: there's pointless suffering in the world, hence there's no perfectly good God. Also consider the problem of no best world: no matter which univ erse God creates, he could have created a better one, and hence God isn't perfect, because God could have done better. To defend the existence of a perfect God against these two problems, some have proposed that God creates an infinite number of universes -- every universe that contains more good than evil, for example. I argue that this appeal to multiple universes does not actually solve either of the problems.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
10644	Against Naturalism	Plantinga, Alvin C.	9/27/2002
11	Age of Access, The: The New Culture of Hypercapitalism Where All of Life is a Paid-For-Experience	Rifkin, Jeremy	1/4/2001		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 2001
5503	Age of Reason	Ippel, Henry	4/15/1969		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5499	Age of Reason	Ippel, Henry	11/14/1967		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
15984	Age of Women: Gender, Age and Health, The	Bluhm, Sheila	9/30/2009	Even though old women are the fastest growing segment of U.S. and global populations, they are marginalized and devalued by the combined impact of ageism and sexism. This le cture highlights the issues of older women, including their demography, invisibility, stereotypes, the feminization of poverty, caregiving, widowhood, housing, and health.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Gender Studies Program Lecture
3415	Aging	Holstege				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Portable Calvin
9178	Aging and Approaching Death		9/15/1984		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Death and Dying Seminar
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
14971	Aging, Medical Care, and Dying	Holstege, Henry	6/12/1992		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		1992 Chaplains Retreat
6392	Agreeing to Share	O'Donovan, Rev. Oliver	11/7/2001		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.		Stob Lectures
6054	AIDS 2001	Wispelway, Brian				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
3331	AIDS 2001: The Odyssey of an Expanding Tragedy	Wispelwey, Brian	1/18/1994		Heritage Hall : No Restriction	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1994
4730	AIDS 2001: The Odyssey of an Expanding Tragedy	Wispelwey, Brian	1/18/1994		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		January Series, 1994
10758	AIDS in Africa	Patterson, Amy		#322 AIDS IN AFRICA Why is it that the less we are at risk for a disease, the less we’re interested in it? We’re fortunate to even have the choice. In countri es where poverty and AIDS mix, the choices are few. Amy Patterson of the Calvin College department of political science, who studies African development and the politics of AIDS, gives a picture of the people trying to avoid AIDS in Africa.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
2653	AIDS: Myths and Facts	Kraker, Steven			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
10834	AIDS: The Worldwide Picture F98-27					Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Calvin Forum
3886	Aim of Christian Learning, The	DeVos, Peter	1/19/1982	CPOL Lecture	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
9261	Air Band	Air Band			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9293	Air Band				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
12533	Air Band '99. Master Copy					Heritage Hall : Not Available for sale.
16663	Air Traffic Control 101	Buma, Craig	9/23/2010		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Noontime Series
13459	Airband 1999		2/19/1999	Calvin College Airband, 1999. Available only to participants.	Technical Services : Archive/Available for Research		Airband
13695	Airband 2002: Breaking Through Byker	Byker, Gaylen		Available to participants only. The President's office entry into the Airband Event.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Airband
13854	Airband 2006, Read My Lips		2/17/2006	Calvin College Airband, 2006. Available only to participants.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Airband
15259	Airband 2008		2/8/2008			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Airband
17300	Airband 2012: Saturday Night Fever					None : Available with permission.	Airband
18613	Airband 2013						Airband
15301	Airband XXV 2009	Various	2/20/2009	25th Aniversary of Calvin College Airband, 2009. Available only to participants.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Airband
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
10911	Airband, 2003		2/7/2003	Calvin College Airband, 2003. Available only to participants. Homecoming 2003		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Airband
12695	Airband, 2005 Finally Legal		2/18/2005	Calvin College Airband, 2005. Available only to participants.		Heritage Hall : Available with permission.	Airband
14282	Airband, 2007 Let It All Sync In		2/9/2007	Calvin College Airband, 2007. Available only to participants.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Airband
18448	Airband, 2014: Reunion	Student Body	2/15/2014			Audio-Visual (college) : Available with permission.	Airband
13696	Airband: Pres. Byker Special Edition	Byker, Gaylen		President Byker's entries into Airband 2002, "Breaking Through Byker" and 2006, "Mates in the Making" (with President Spoelhof). Limited Distribution Copy only for participants	None : Not Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available with permission.	Airband
8785	Aircraft				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8784	Aircraft				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15675	Airin Efferin, piano	Efferin, Airin	4/8/2008	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
15747	Airin Efferin, piano	Efferin, Airin	5/2/2009	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
4901	Al Ackerman Show	Ackerman, Al			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10220	Alarabara		11/9/2000	Not available.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16199	Albert and Carolyn Strydhorst: Nigeria, 1994-1996			Nigeria, 1994-1996		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16431	Album of Choral Music by the Calvin College Choir, An	Capella Choir	1/1/1949	Ten tracks from an album of 78 rpm records made in 1949(?). 1. Calvin Friendship Song 2. Salutation 3. Give Thanks to God 4. O, For a Thousand Tongues to Sing< BR>5. Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen 6. Rejoice and Sing 7. Let All the Nations Praise the Lord 8. Almighty God, God of Our Fathers 9. Our Master Hath a Garden 10. A Mighty Fortress	Campus Store (college) : Available with permission.		Capella
11517	Album of Choral Music, An	Calvin College A Cappella Choir			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2596	Alcoholic, The	Belben, Ernest
3759	Alcoholism and the Miracle of Intervention	Hoogewind, Allan	6/3/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
15532	Alex Agard, baritone	Agard, Alex Hutchins, Charles, piano	11/22/2005	Student recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student recital
8123	Alexa Helgeland, Soprano	Helgeland, Alexa	3/22/1983		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8121	Alexa Helgeland, Soprano; William Bokhout, Baritone, 1 of 2	Helgeland, Alexa; Bokhout, William	4/27/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8122	Alexa Helgeland, Soprano; William Bokhout, Baritone, 2 of 2	Helgeland, Alexa; Bokhout, William	4/27/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
3994	Alexander Solzhenitsyn	Ericson, Edward			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3417	Alexander Solzhenitsyn	Ericson, Ed	10/13/1985	Ed Ericson interviewed on "Sunday Morning" program.	Heritage Hall : Available with permission.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Portable Calvin
4839	Alexander Solzhenitsyn	Ericson Jr., Edward	9/12/1986			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Portable Calvin
6833	Alger Park Christian Reformed Church Alleluia Series	Christian Reformed Church- Alger Park	6/7/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Alleluia Series
6834	Alger Park Christian Reformed Church Alleluia Series	Christian Reformed Church- Alger Park	6/7/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Alleluia Series
18247	Alive in the World	Claiborne, Shane		FFW2012 Plenary 4	Audio-Visual : Archive/Available for Research		FFW2012
17215	Alive in the World: Stories of God's Revolution	Claiborne, Shane	4/21/2012	Our personal stories often animate biblical truths. Activist and writer Shane Claiborne shares stories of the early Christians, along with some of his personal stories--grow ing up in the Bible Belt, working with Mother Teresa in Calcutta, getting arrested for feeding the homeless, travelling to Iraq during the bombing--and invites us to re-imagine what it means to be the body of Christ alive in the world, to join God’s revolution where we are.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
17309	All Campus Byker Farewell		5/2/2012
18242	All Campus Byker Farewell		5/2/2012		Audio-Visual : Archive/Available for Research		Event 0119
16358	All Good Writers are from Missouri	Cook, Hugh	4/17/2010	"Show, don't tell" is one of the oldest writing maxims around. This practical, hands-on session explores the importance of concrete detail for effective writing. T he emphasis is on fiction, but other forms of writing may be touched on as well.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
16598	All Kinds of Minds	Grandin, Temple		As a young adult visiting her aunt’s farm, Temple Grandin found herself able to intuit what the livestock feared as they experienced the regular stresses of farm life. Was it because of her autism? Now this Colorado State University professor is widely known both for her animal welfare research and for her many books on autism. She tells how she has dedicated her life to helping animals and people understand each other . Karen Saupe hosts.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
16623	All Kinds of Minds: The Importance of Developing Each Person's Unique Strengths	Grandin, Temple	1/10/2011	Ms. Grandin is the most accomplished and well-known adult with autism in the world. An expert on animal behavior, she has designed humane handling systems for half the cat tle-processing facilities in the US and consults with the meat industry to develop animal welfare guidelines. She is an Associate Professor of Animal Science at Colorado State University, a prominent author and speaker and was recently named as one of th e 25 "Heroes" in this years' Time 100 annual list of the world's most influential people. Her books about her interior life as an autistic person have increased the world’s understanding of the condition with personal immediacy – an d with import, as rates of autism diagnosis rise. An HBO movie was recently made about her life starring actress Clare Danes. She is revered by animal rights groups and members of the autistic community, perhaps because in both regards she is a voice fo r those who are sometimes challenged to make themselves heard.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2011
16352	All Other Nights	Horn, Dara	4/17/2010	Dara Horn discusses the themes that run through her historical novel All Other Nights, which tells the story of Jewish spies during the Civil War and brings biblical themes and questions of faith and freedom into the central historical drama of American identity.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
6002	All Praise and Thanks to God		3/4/2001		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		125th Anniversary of Calvin College & Sem.
11737	All Praise and Thanks to god. 125th Anniversary Worship Service		3/4/2001		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		125th Anniversary of Calvin College
10376	All Praise and Thanks to God: 125th Anniversary Worship Service		3/4/2001	Disc a is edited original master, not for production. Disc b is production master.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		125th Anniversary of the CRC
18322	All Saints Day Observance		10/31/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
12283	All Seminary Conference	Panel	9/10/2004
9793	All Sports Night	Youngsma, Sid	5/29/1986		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
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
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
18548	All the Work that Metaphor Can Do	Murray Walker, Jeanne	4/11/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
5780	All-Campus Activities Program Lecture	Morgenthau, Hans	1/25/1974		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
13579	Alleluia, Songs of Praise	DeVos, Jack DeVos, Rosemary		Vocal Duets by Jack and Rosemary De Vos	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16712	Alleluias Concentrated: Enabling Expansive Worship in Small Membership Congregations	Detterman, Paul	1/28/2011	"If we only had / could" can become too common a phrase in smaller congregations. God invites us to worship as we can, not as we can’t. Paul Detterman spe nds the vast majority of his time working with 'wee kirks' (under 70 in worship). This session will equip and encourage even the smallest congregation (or small group within a larger community) to design and experience deep, joy-filled worship using every thing God has given them and requiring nothing more.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2011
14973	Allen Verhey Session 1	Verhey, Allen			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		1991 Chaplains Retreat
14974	Allen Verhey Session 2	Verhey, Allen			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		1991 Chaplains Retreat
3702	Allendale, MI Second CRC Dedication Service		1/1/1954		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		CRC Congregations
16708	Allowing the Liturgical Year to Shape Sunday Worship	Zimmerman, Joyce Ann	1/28/2011	From Sunday as the first feast of the Christian Church through the later development of a liturgical year that celebrates the life of Christ, this approach to worship offers rich possibilities for shaping celebration. Theology, themes, environment, and music will all be part of the discussion.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2011
15911	Alma Mater	Calvin Orchestra			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15394	Alon Goldstein, Piano	Goldstein, Alon	3/1/2003	Not available for production	Heritage Hall : Not Available for sale.		Artist Series
16912	Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other	Turkle, Sherry	1/4/2012	A professor, author, consultant, researcher and licensed clinical psychologist, Sherry Turkle has spent the last 20 years researching the psychology of people’s relati onships with technology. She is a professor at MIT and the founder and director of the MIT Initiative on Technology and Self. Her latest book “Alone Together” explores our digital lives in todays always on, always connected culture. Profiles o f Sherry have appeared in such publications as The New York Times, Scientific American, and Wired Magazine. She is a featured media commentator on the effects of technology for CNN, NBC, ABC, and NPR, including appearances on such programs as Nightline an d 20/20	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2012
14384	Altering the Disabled: The "Pillow Angel" Controversy	Diekema, Douglas		#812 ALTERING THE DISABLED: THE “PILLOW ANGEL” CONTROVERSY Originally broadcast Feb. 17, 2008 Many severely disabled children are cared for at home until th ey grow too large for their parents to be able to handle them. But what if a surgery could keep such a child mid-sized forever? Calvin College January Series guest Douglas Diekema, a Seattle physician and ethics consultant, tells host Shirley Hoogstra abo ut such a surgery at his hospital and how people have responded to it.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
14209	Alternative Energy Presentation	Huen, Matt Granholm, Jennifer	2/20/2007	Presentation of Wind Energy Project to Govenor Granholm by a group of Calvin students and Professor Huen.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5950	Alternative Muse, An	Van Kley, Edwin	1/21/1974		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
11504	Alternative Protestantism	Milbank, John	9/12/2003	Plenary Address	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Radical Orthodoxy Conference
3854	Alternative Seminary Speech	DeJong, P.Y.	6/15/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10718	Alternatives to Divorce	Dykstra, Linda; Hoogstra, Shirley	10/24/2001	#204 ALTERNATIVES TO DIVORCE When a couple's hope for their marriage is destroyed, how can it be reborn? Psychologist Linda Dykstra's book Marriage Owner's Manual details what years of counseling have revealed to her about what builds, destroys, and repairs a marriage. Sharing these discoveries with many couples has lead them to try again.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
15229	Alumni Basketball Halftime Commercial	Bradford, Jonathan 1972 Grad Dieleman, Mary 1974 Grad Mosley, Edward 1970 Grad	1/9/1995	Black and white comercial aired during the Calvin Hope Basketball halftime.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9460	Alumni Chamber Orchestra	Alumni Chamber Orchestra	11/13/1994		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5295	Alumni Chapel, 1956	Eppinga, Jacob		A chapel service held for alumni at Calvin College.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
4704	Alumni Chapel, 2/9/1979	Westmaas, Richard	2/9/1979	A chapel service held for alumni at Calvin College.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
9332	Alumni Choir	Smith, Charles, conductor	1/7/1996	Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6828	Alumni Choir	Alumni Choir	5/25/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6829	Alumni Choir	Alumni Choir	5/24/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6830	Alumni Choir	Alumni Choir	5/24/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9254	Alumni Choir	Alumni Choir	1/15/1995		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6827	Alumni Choir	Alumni Choir	5/25/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9714	Alumni Choir	Smith, Charles K., conductor		January, 1992	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9399	Alumni Choir	Alumni Choir Werner, Hans Martin, conductor	5/23/1993	concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9419	Alumni Choir	Alumni Choir Smith, Charles, conductor	1/7/1994	1/7/94 is in Kalamazoo. See also HHDAT0177 on 1/9/94.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9420	Alumni Choir	Alumni Choir	1/9/1994	See also HHDAT0176 performance in Kalamazoo on 1/7/94.	Heritage Hall : No Restriction
9271	Alumni Choir May 1995	Alumni Choir Smith, Charles, conductor Bos, Kenneth, accompanist	5/21/1995		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5932	Alumni Homecoming Chapel, 3/2/1962	Vander Ark, John	3/2/1962	A chapel service held for alumni at Calvin College.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
7905	Alumni Homecoming Recital	Faber, Trudy	2/9/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6771	Alumni Homecoming Recital- Kiemel/Velting, 1 of 2	Alumni Homecoming Recital- Kiemel/Velting	2/22/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6772	Alumni Homecoming Recital- Kiemel/Velting, 2 of 2	Alumni Homecoming Recital- Kiemel/Velting	2/22/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
17561	Alumni January 2000					Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6041	Alumni Lecture	Heyns, G.	2/12/1966		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6767	Alumni Music Festival	Alumni Music Festival	2/21/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6768	Alumni Music Festival	Alumni Music Festival	2/21/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
6769	Alumni Music Festival	Alumni Music Festival	2/21/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6770	Alumni Music Festival	Alumni Music Festival	2/21/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6662	Alumni Music Festival, 1 of 4	Alumni Music	2/16/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6663	Alumni Music Festival, 2 of 4	Alumni Music	2/16/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6664	Alumni Music Festival, 3 of 4	Alumni Music	2/16/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6665	Alumni Music Festival, 4 of 4	Alumni Music	2/16/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4760	Alumni Program	Youngsma, Sid			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9425	Alumni Radio Program	Alumni Radio Program	2/19/1994	2 tapes	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9289	Alumni Radio Show	Leetsma, Tom; Meyering, Bob	2/10/1996		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Homecoming
9288	Alumni Radio Show		2/9/1996	Friday night performance	Heritage Hall : No Restriction
7914	Alumni Recital	Huizenga, Trudi	2/11/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7903	Alumni Recital, 1 of 2	Faber, Trudy	1/10/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7904	Alumni Recital, 2 of 2	Faber, Trudy	1/10/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
17092	Always With Us? The Movement to End Homelessness in the U.S	Pitkin, Bill	4/13/2011	Homelessness is the most extreme manifestation of poverty in our society and is often treated as an inevitable, intractable feature of urban life in the U.S. Over the past decade, however, a conviction has developed that it is possible to end, not just manage, homelessness. Hundreds of cities across the nation have developed Plans to End Homelessness and in 2010 the Federal government for the first time released a plan to end homelessness in the country. In this lecture, Bill Pitkin, Ph.D., Director of Domestic Programs for the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, will outline the current dynamics and trends of homelessness and major policy and programmatic shifts in add ressing homelessness in recent years. He will cover national trends but also focus on the case of Los Angeles, the so-called "homelessness capital of the nation." Presented from the perspective and experience of one of the largest philanthropic institutions in the U.S. working to end homelessness, the talk will provide lessons learned for effective public-private-nonprofit partnerships.
15704	Alyssa Loufman, mezzo-soprano; Tracie VerMerris, soprano	Loufman, Alyssa VerMerris, Tracie Hoisington, Linda, piano	11/8/2008	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
5784	AM and PM Services at Woodlawn CRC	Nederhood, Joel	2/22/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
15728	Amanda Koopman, mezzo-soprano	Koopman, Amanda Hoisington, Linda, piano	4/4/2009	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
15673	Amanda Koopman, mezzo-soprano; Jordan Clegg, baritone	Koopman, Amanda Clegg, Jordan Hoisington, Linda, piano	3/29/2008	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
15736	Amanda Rose Van Grouw, soprano; Katie Wigboldy, soprano	Van Grouw, Amanda Rose Wigboldy, Katie	4/18/2009	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
5883	Amazing Grace	Smedes, Lewis	10/26/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
4528	Amazing Grace	Smedes, Lewis	10/26/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermon
3290	Amazing Grace: The Lives of Children and the Conscience of a Nation	Kozol, Jonathan	1/22/1997	Jonathan Kozol has spent much of his life talking and listening to children and giving voice to their struggles and hardships through his writing. His first book, Death at an Early Age, a description of his fourth-grade teaching experience in a segregated Boston classroom, was published in 1967 and received the National Book Award in Science, Philosophy, and Religion. In his latest book, Amazing Grace: The Lives of Children and the Conscience of a Nation, Dr. Kozol writes with compelling sensitivity about the children and their families who live in the South Bronx, the poorest congressional district of our nation, and how they find the strength to prevail in the face of vio lence, poverty, and racial isolation. [Close-Captioned]	Heritage Hall : No Restriction	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1997
16201	Ambassadors for Christ: Gary and Pam Van Veen in the Dominican Republic			Gary and Pam Van Veen in the Dominican Republic		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6117	Ambiguity of Christian Politics, The	Neuhaus, Richard	3/6/1991			Bookstore (college) : No Restriction
12653	American Archaeological Work in Jordan	Bikai, Dr. Pierre	4/13/2005	Director of the American Center of Oriental Research, Amman, Jordan	None : Not Recorded.	None : Not Recorded.	Petra
13	American Athlete as American Hero, The	Deford, Frank	1/8/2001	Deford’s lecture will address the American athlete as American hero. Americans seem to need heroes more than most other cultures and we are turning more and more to sp orts to find them. What is it that makes this so? What types of athletes become heroes and not just stars?	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 2001
4305	American Black Experience, The: A Journey of Lonliness and Rage	Meeks, Cathy	1/21/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5763	American Black Experience: A Journey of Loneliness and Rage, The	Meeks, Cathy	1/21/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interim Lecture Series, 1980
16346	American Born Korean: Race, Faith, and Identity in Young Adult Literature	Han, Jenny	4/17/2010	Should an Asian-American writer be writing Asian-American books? What role does race play in children's literature today? Jenny Han discusses her own identity as an Asian-Am erican who writes young adult books that are not necessarily about the Asian-American experience, and traces the racial climate in children's books today.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
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
6675	American Chamber Players	American Chamber Players	3/9/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6674	American Chamber Players	American Chamber Players	3/9/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6673	American Chamber Players	American Chamber Players	3/9/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9360	American Choral Directors Association Fall Conference	All State Choir	10/24/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		American Choral Directors Association Fall Conference (ACDA)
7430	American Choral Music	Calvin College A Capella Choir			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2830	American Civil Religion: An Historical Perspective	Zwaanstra, Henry
2823	American Civil Religion: Christian Witness to the State	Mouw, Richard
2828	American Civil Religion: Justice in a Land of Diversity	Wolterstorff, Nicholas
14463	American Competitiveness: NASA's Role & Everyone's Responsibilty	Griffin, Michael	1/17/2008	Griffin was nominated by President George W. Bush and confirmed by the US Senate in April 2005 as the 11th Administrator for the National Aeronautics and Space Administratio n. He leads the NASA team and manages the U.S. vision for space exploration.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2008
5454	American Dream	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
8620	American Folk Music	Hickerson, Joseph	1/15/1988			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Calvin College Today
4095	American Folk Music in Story and Song	Hickerson, Joseph	1/15/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		January Series, 1988
5882	American Friends Service Committee Meeting	Sider, Ronald	12/8/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14094	American Gospel: God, the Founding Fathers, and the Making of a Nation	Meacham, Jon	1/16/2007	Named "one of the most influential editors in the news magazine business" by The New York Times , Jon Meacham, at the age of 29, became managing editor of Newsweek . Now 35, he is also a bestselling author of two books, " Franklin and Winston: An Intimate Portrait of an Epic Friendship " and his newly released " American Gospel: God, the founding Fathers, and the Making of a Nation ". Meacham o versees Newsweek's coverage of politics, international affairs and breaking news.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2007
12392	American Greatness	Wolfe, Alan	1/6/2005	Director of the Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life, professor of Political Science, Boston College, author of many books on religious issues including: & quot;The Transformation of American Religion: How We Actually Live Our Faith," "An Intellectual Public," "Moral Freedom," and "One Nation, After All."	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 2005
6249	American Hostages in Lebanon	Levin, Jerry	10/17/1989			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
12307	American Morality	Wolfe, Alan		#512 AMERICAN MORALITY Some say there’s an eleventh commandment: Do not judge. Americans have elevated this ideal till it has become unacceptable to tell anyone els e how they should think or live. Alan Wolfe of the Boston College political science department and author of Moral Freedom: The Search for Virtue in a World of Choice discusses with host Shirley Hoogstra what this says about our obligations to one another . (Guest from The January Series of Calvin College.)		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
11540	American Protestantism: Now and Then	Balmer, Randall		#417 AMERICAN PROTESTANTISM: NOW AND THEN January Series guest Randall Balmer of the Columbia University religion department and host Quentin Schultze discuss the evoluti on of Protestantism and where its two main branches--mainline and evangelical--seem to be headed, with or without anyone at the helm anymore.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
5838	American Revolution	Rienstra, Howard M.	4/13/1972		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5226	American Revolution, The	Cooke, Alistair	12/12/1972		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10442	American Sampler, An	Calvin College Alumni Choir Shangkuan, Pearl Bos, Kenneth Herrema, Paul	4/29/2001	Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3883	American Scientific Affiliation	DeVos, P.; Wilkinson, L.; Ehlers, V.; Dykema, E.	8/12/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3894	American Scientific Affiliation	DeWitt, C.; Bosscher, J.	8/12/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4433	American Scientific Affiliation	Pinnock, C.	8/14/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		American Scientific Affiliation
4432	American Scientific Affiliation Banquet	Pinnock, C.; Sheaffer	8/13/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		American Scientific Affiliation
16669	American Thanksgiving,The	Maag, Karin	11/18/2010		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Noontime Series
3262	American West in Search of a national Identity, The	Miller, Clyde	4/18/1997		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Mellema Program Inaugural Lecture
14776	American Women in Poverty..	Koopman Doug L. (Chair) Harens, Rebecca A.	5/29/1997	Session 2	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Globalization and Inequality
16583	America's Christian Roots?	Noll, Mark Marsden, George		Inner Compass 1103 Now and then through the decades there's a swell of complaints that America has strayed from its Christian roots. But others question whether the U.S. was ever designed to be a Christian nation. Notre Dame historians Mark Noll and George Marsden, authors of many works on early American history and on evangelical Christianity, consider current interpretations of the founding fathers. Skot Welch is guest host.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
6248	America's Civil Rights Years	Williams, Juan	1/19/1990			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
14567	America's Emerging Religious Landscaper: An Interview with Richard N. Ostling	Ostling, Richard N.	1/25/2008	A wide-ranging question-and-answer session on religious and journalistic trends in the United States with the former religion writer for Time magazine and The Associated Pre ss.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
6215	America's Hidden Resource	Hawby, Russel G.	1/25/1989			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
4299	America's Hidden Resource…	Mawby, Rossell G.	1/25/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1989
18491	Amish Fiction - Why Prayer Kapps, Buggies, and Kitchen Gardens Keep Us Coming Back for More: A Conversation	Fisher, Suzanne Woods; Weaver-Zercher, Valerie	4/10/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
10135	Amos & Obadia	Walters, Dick Henry			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Reforned Bibile Institute "Bible School of the Air"
10134	Amos & Obadia	Walters, Dick Henry			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Reforned Bibile Institute "Bible School of the Air"
4679	Amos the Prophet: Message of Doom	Vos, Clarence	8/17/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Portable Calvin
4678	Amos the Prophet: Message of Hope	Vos, Clarence			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Portable Calvin
8824	Ampex Test Tape				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8822	Ampex Test Tape				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8823	Ampex Test Tape				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15435	Amy Bouwkamp, flute; Leah Wesorick, mezzo-soprano	Bouwkamp, Amy Wesorick, Leah	11/19/2003	Student recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
6815	Amy De Jong, Soprano	De Jong, Amy	5/7/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Senior Recital
15482	Amy Netz, flute	Netz, Amy	11/6/2004	Student recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
9977	Amy Pennington, viola	Pennington, Amy Redmond, Joan, piano	4/17/1997	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6847	Amy Wierenga Recording Session	Wierenga, Amy	3/22/1993		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9426	Amy Wieringa	Wieringa, Amy	2/16/1994	Recording session	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
18349	An Ideal Husband	Calvin Theater Compnay	11/13/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Theatre performance
18510	An Illustration of Grace	Cowdrey, Richard	4/10/2014				Festival of Faith & Writing, 2014
2294	Anabaptist Perspective on Cross-Cultural Ministry, An	Smucker, John I.			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
4761	Analysis of Poland's Recent Economic Policies	Zapp, Kenneth; Zapp, Magdalena	4/19/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Amnesty International Lecture
2615	Anatomy of a Crisis; Maladaptive Behavior	Greenstone, Leviton			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
2136	Anatomy of a Seminary, The	DeJong, James					CTS Convocation
2809	Anatomy of a Social Revolution	Boer, Harry	6/4/1968
2630	Anatomy of Conflict; Role of Coflict in the Kingdom of God	Hugen, Melvin			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Conflict
5242	Anatomy of Forgiveness, The	Dekker, Harold	3/4/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
16315	Ancient Christian Spirituality: Meditation and Inspiration for the Modern Writer and Reader	Taylor, Dan; Couchman, Judith; Crosby, Cindy	4/16/2010	Learn how understanding ancient Christian spirituality can inform and enhance the life and work of modern readers and writers. Panelists offer fresh ideas on how to meditate , pray, and reflect on the meaning behind ancient writing, art, and practices—and, ultimately, how to encounter God in new ways.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
6299	Ancient Man # 4				Heritage Hall : No Restriction
5277	Ancient Near East	DeVries, Bert	2/10/1970		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5498	Ancient Near East	Ippel, Henry	9/12/1967		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
6167	Ancient Religious Texts, Modern Christian Audience	Bockmuehl, Markus; Holwerda, David; Leder, Arie; Plantinga, Neal; VanderKam, James	9/29/2001		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Christian Scholarship...For What?
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
2725	And How Does it All End?	Steimle, Edmund			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Presb. Anniv. Series #40
17872	And It Was Very Good!	Hulst, Mary	1/13/2013	Genesis 1:24-31		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	LOFT (Living Our Faith Together)
11199	And the Book Ran Away with the Spoon, Part 1 of 1					Bookstore (college) : Available with permission.	CAS Dept. Play
2477	And the Word Became Flesh: Considering Drama in Worship	Freeburg, Debra	1/15/1993	[Many Symposium on Worship recordings are available at: http://www.worshipsymposium.org/past/]			Symposium on Worship, 1993
11328	And they House	Eldersveld, Peter		Sermon	Heritage Hall : Available with permission.
7771	Anderson University Male Chorus	Anderson University Male Chorus	2/27/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7772	Anderson University Male Chorus	Anderson University Male Chorus	2/27/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10479	Andrew Manze, Violin & Richard Egarr, Harpsicord	Andrew Manze, Richard Egarr	1/22/2002	Not for Production	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
15612	Angela Hewitt, piano	Hewitt, Angela	4/19/2007	Artist Series, in partnership with the Bach Festival	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Artist Series
15666	Angela, Gould, violin; William Karsten, tuba	Gould, Angela Karsten, William Hoisington, Linda, piano Varineau, Gwen, piano	2/16/2008	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student recital
4912	Angels in the New Testament	Bandstra, Andrew			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
17598	Anger & Sex & Divorce--Oh my!	Hulst, Mary	9/23/2012	Matthew 5:21-42		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	LOFT (Living Our Faith Together)
14710	Anger Management, On Earth as it is in Heaven: What Christians Have Learned About Cursing Over the Years	Thompson, John	4/17/2008	We live in an angry age. Yet in many churches and congregations, one of the best-kept secrets of the Bible is the presence, right there in the middle of the Psalms, of l ine after line of seething anger and vehement invective. Isn't there a bit of tension between the eager prayer in Psalm 139, that the righteous might live to see God’s vengeance and even "bathe their feet in the blood of the wicked," and the fairly straightforward command of Jesus that we should love our enemies and pray for those who do us wrong? How do we deal with angry texts in an age so filled with anger at home, on the roads, in our cities, and among nations? Professor John L . Thompson of Fuller Theological Seminary will consider topics such as these in a lecture that draws on his recent book, "Reading the Bible with the Dead: What You Can Learn from the History of Exegesis that You Can’t Learn from Exegesis Alone. " It’s his conviction that the very hardest passages of the Bible are never better read than when we read them in dialogue with the full range of interpreters from the Christian past. Professor Thompson azlso reflects on what we can learn fro m our forebears, ranging from church fathers such as Origen through John Calvin, and how we can find practical help from history when we read texts that seem to approve outbursts that are among the worst, and most understandable, of human impulses.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
15996	Anglo-American Postmodernity--Really?	Murphy, Nancey	4/6/2009	http://www.calvin.edu/academic/philosophy/jellema.htm Lecture 1 of 2.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Jellema Lecture Series
14048	Animal Farm					Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Calvin Theatre Company
8819	Animals				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
17058	Animals and the Kingdom of God	Terry, Bryant	1/20/2012	You saw him in this month's Oprah magazine. Whether he's urban farming in his home city of Oakland, articulating a new politics of food activism, or dishing up greens with M artha Stewart, Bryant Terry is all about re-envisioning cooking as a powerful tool for exposing interconnected forms of human and animal oppression, and for inspiring our liberation into more mindful, more redemptive ways of eating and of being together a round the table, around the neighborhood, and around the world.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Animals and the Kingdom of God Lecture Series
16291	Animals and the Kingdom of God	Hare, Dr. John E.	1/22/2010		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Animals and the Kingdom of God Lecture Series
17683	Animals and the Kingdom of God		5/1/2009			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
18184	Animals and the Kingdom of God Lecture		1/20/2012	Out of the Factory, into the Field: Cooking as Inspiration for Liberation	Audio-Visual : Archive/Available for Research
7009	Ann Arbor, 1 of 2	Calvin College Concert Band	1/9/1960		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7010	Ann Arbor, 2 of 2	Calvin College Concert Band	1/9/1960		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7897	Ann Dekker Buursma, Piano; David Buursma, Baritone, 1 of 2	Dekker Buursma, Ann; Buursma, David	11/8/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7898	Ann Dekker Buursma, Piano; David Buursma, Baritone, 2 of 2	Dekker Buursma, Ann; Buursma, David	11/8/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6430	Ann Heerspink- Cello	Heerspink, Ann	1/27/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9319	Ann Schein, Piano	Schein, Ann	9/29/1995		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9982	Anna Marie Rhodes, soprano	Rhodes, Anna Marie Hoisington, Linda, accompanist	5/1/1997	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10223	Anna Zwiers, horn; Maria Dyk, piano	Zwiers, Anna Dyk, Maria	11/2/2000		Heritage Hall : Available with permission.
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
7971	Annamarie Hillard Cassis, Flute; Karen Henry, Piano	Cassis, Annamarie Cassis; Henry, Karen	3/8/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7970	Annamarie Hillard Cassis, Flute; Karen Henry, Piano	Cassis, Annamarie Cassis; Henry, Karen	3/8/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9423	Anne Buritt	Buritt, Anne	2/3/1994	Recording Session	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6461	Anne Lagrand	Lagrand, Anne	3/29/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6479	Anne Marie Nelson, Piano	Nelson, Anne Marie	4/29/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6478	Anne Marie Nelson, Piano	Nelson, Anne Marie	4/29/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8188	Anne Van Ooyen, Flute	Van Ooyen, Anne	10/19/1968		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8165	Anne Van Ooyen, Flute; Calvin College Orchestra	Van Ooyen, Anne; Calvin College Orchestra	10/19/1968		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6681	Anne Vander Zee	Vander Zee, Anne	3/26/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6680	Anne Vander Zee	Vender Zee, Anne	3/26/1991		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8075	Annemary Minnema, Organ	Minnema, Annemary	5/9/1972		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8074	Annemary Minnema, Organ; German Secular Music of the Renaissance	Minnema, Annemary; German Secular Music of the Renaissance	5/6/1971		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6848	Annie Burrit recording session	Burrit, Annie	3/2/1993		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3230	Annie Dillard: Personal Readings	Dillard, Annie	4/13/1996	The Wiersma Memorial Lecture for 1996.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 1996
2228	Anniversary Reflections #1	Kromminga, J.		Tape 1-0:49:24 Tape 2-0:59:56
16391	Annual Fund Dessert Reception	Byker, Gaylen	4/13/2010			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16609	Annual Fund Promo Video					Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
12343	Annual Program, 1987		2/10/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4462	Another Look at Welfare	Raspberry, William	1/8/1996		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		January Series, 1996
3447	Another Look at Welfare	Raspberry, William	1/8/1996			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1996
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
17081	Anthropomorphism: The Christian Double Standard	Adams, Carol	3/11/2011	Anthropomorphism, roughly speaking, is the ascription of human-like traits to non-human beings. How does anthropomorphism figure into human attitudes and actions toward God, animals, and even other human beings? What are the potential risks and rewards of anthropomorphizing others and what recourse do Christians have upon acknowledging these prospects for re-imagining and deepening their relationships with God, human beings, and other animals? Come follow Carol J. Adams on a trailblazing journey through these and other fascinating related questions in a brand new presentation commissioned especially for this event!			Animals and the Kingdom of God Lecture Series
14801	Anti-Calvinists and the Republican Threat in Early Stuart Cambridge	Todd, Margo	5/29/1998		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Puritanism and its Discontents
16981	Antigone	Page, Michael	11/9/2011			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
7778	Anton Armstrong	Armstrong, Anton	5/14/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3660	Any Questions?	Mouw, Richard J.	5/19/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Commencement
3169	Any Room for Jesus? Christology in an age of ethnic fragmentation	Tienou, Tite	2/1/2001		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Van Dyke Mission Lectures
4958	Apartheid in South Africa	Brutus, Dennis	5/2/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5827	Apathy in the U.S. Today	Richardson, Eliot	2/16/1974		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
8928	Apocalypse of John: A Resource Book for Worship	Cruz, Virgil	1/21/1994		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Calvin College Symposium
3270	Apostles of Common Grace	Budziszewski, J.	11/17/1997	Innaugural address and charge to the Henry Institute	Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Henry Institute
4060	Apostolic Preaching	Greenway, Roger	5/25/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6118	Appalachian Folklore	Smith, Betty				Bookstore (college) : No Restriction
16338	Apparition: Finding Grace in the Godawful	Lynch, Thomas	4/16/2010	Thomas Lynch reads from his work and discusses the ways in which his characters and narratives focus on discerning grace and godliness in life's trials and heartbreaks.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
3327	Applying Christ-centered Preaching - Without Moralism	Chapell, Dr. Bryan	3/22/2001				Conference on Expository Preaching
17400	Applying Research-Based Models to Improve Learning	Bruxvoort, Crystal; Buursma, Deb; Jadrich, Jim; Sevensma, Kara; Tellinghuisen, Don; Terpstra, Marj; Van Reeuwyk, Jo-Ann	3/30/2012	Get some new ideas for your teaching by attending "Applying Research-Based Models to Improve Learning," the opening event of the "How We Learn Project." Colleagues will introduce, discuss, and demonstrate practical applications of research-based models of effective learning. This event and the long-term project that it begins are sponsored by the Teaching and Learning Network and co-sponsored by the P rovost's Office and Student Senate (with some students participating in the presentations). Find more detailed information on the Teaching and Learning Network web site at: http://www.calvin.edu/academics/faculty/ctln/ .			How We Learn Project
2435	Approaches to Evangelsim in Charismatic Movement	Whetstone, Ross	10/14/1978
4774	Approaches to Infertility	Dodds, Bill; Schaap, Heather	3/30/2000			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
5461	Approaching the Cults	Hoekema, Anthony			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
14782	Appropriation, Deterence..	Manaloor, Varghese (Chair) Anderton, Charles H.	5/30/1997	Session 6	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Globalization and Inequality
11536	Arab Democracy?	Ibrahim	1/15/2004	#413 ARAB DEMOCRACY? Citizens across the Middle East are fighting for basic rights such as fair elections, fair trials, and free speech. Will Islam even allow it? Courage ous activists end up in jail waiting to find out. Saad Eddin Ibrahim of the American University of Cairo and director of the Ibn Khaldun Center for Development Studies in Egypt describes to host Shirley Hoogstra his story and the dreams that drive him on.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
16952	Arab Spring: Revolution or Reformation?	Aslan, Reza		1216 Three quarters of Muslims in the Middle East are young (18-35 years old), and today's communication technologies allow them to form a new kind of community that br idges ethnic, national, and sectarian borders. As these Muslims actively pursue democracy, the resulting changes--according to writer and religion scholar Reza Aslan, author of No god but God: The Origins, Evolution, and Future of Islam--will be as monume ntal as the Protestant Reformation was for Christianity. Karen Saupe hosts.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
4575	Arabs in the Mind of America	Suleiman, Michael	1/7/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		January Series, 1988
6268	Arabs in the Mind of America	Suleiman, Michael	1/7/1988			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
13855	Arcadia	Calvin Theatre Company				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Calvin Theatre Company
12670	Archaeology of Nabataean Women, The	Anderson, Bjorn Peter	6/28/2005	Archaeologist and Art historian, and doctoral candidate at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan	None : Not Recorded.	None : Not Recorded.	Petra
9119	Architecture for Reformed Liturgy	Wolterstorff, Nicholas	1/13/1996	[Many Symposium on Worship recordings are available at: http://www.worshipsymposium.org/past/]	Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Symposium on Worship, 1996
17645	Are Adolescents Abandoned?	Clark, Chap	4/14/2013	1315		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
14870	Are Christians Losing Touch?	Kinnaman, David		#917 Are Christians Losing Touch? There's a growing skepticism among young people toward Christianity, and Christians don't even seem to be aware of it. Public opinion po llster David Kinnaman, president of The Barna Group and author of unChristian: What a New Generation Really Thinks About Christianity, explains what young adults are looking for and why they're not finding it at church. Shirley Hoogstra hosts.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
5343	Are Demons Real?	Exoo, Henry	9/14/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
4213	Are Low Wage Jobs Undermining the Middle Class?	Kosters, Marvin	11/19/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin College Business Forum
13957	Are the Chronicles of Narnia an Evangelistic Text?	Bowen, John	12/15/2005		None : Not Available for sale.
4756	Are There Any Just Wars?	Yoder, John Howard	1/21/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3959	Are You Afraid of God?	Eldersveld, Peter	6/2/1957		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
3832	Are You the Son of God?	Cooper, Dale	3/14/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
16339	Are You There God? It's Me, The American Teenager: Faith, Doubt, and …	Zarr, Sara; Han, Jenny; Freitas, Donna	4/16/2010	Three authors share their different perspectives on writing about faith—or writing from a faith-centered worldview—in mainstream contemporary young adult fiction .	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
16160	Aren't You Going to Be My Mommy Anymore? Grief As It Affects the Care Giver	Kromminga, Carol; Niewiek, Peter; DeBlaey, Marcie			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
12144	Argentina Panel Discussion: Social Justice	Rooy, Avila, Miller, Abedeel	4/11/2002	Tape 1-1:34:31 Tape 2-0:29:31	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10753	Arguing for Abstinence	Rochester, Rene		#317 ARGUING FOR ABSTINENCE t takes a lot of confidence these days to promote sexual abstinence until marriage, when anyone who watches TV or reads magazines and novels is bombarded with hundreds of messages to the contrary. Educational consultant and speaker Rene Rochester makes the possibility seem less remote. She explains her biblical approach to this topic and how she convinces at-risk teens to renew their minds.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
10179	Arise, Your Light Has Come	New Beginning	12/7/1999	New Beginning: a student led choir of Calvin College. Christmas Concert.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4903	Aristotle For Everyone	Adler, Mortimer J.	12/7/1982		Heritage Hall : Available with permission.
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
4862	Aristotle-his theory of Hylomorphic approach to reality	Jellema, Wm. Harry	3/12/1969			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Lecture
15222	Arlington Midwest: A Statement of Peace	Richa	10/22/2008	Information on the series of events at: www.calvin.edu/news/2008-09/war-awareness/ Some events video-recorded by Nicole Vega, to be posted on her website. Sponsored by student organizations: Democracy Matters and the Social Justice Committee, and by the Paul Henry Institute.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		War Awareness Series, 2008
11194	Arms and the Man					Bookstore (college) : Available with permission.	CAS Dept. Play
4070	Arms Race and the Response of the Church, The	Gumbleton, Thomas	1/10/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Interim Lecture Series, 1984
3113	Arranging Music for Contemporary Worship	Van Gunst, Amy	1/9/1999	Contemporary worship brings with it the added complexity of arranging music to ensure singability, appropriate balance, effective transitions, and variety. Creating an arran gement that aids in worship can be a difficult task, but it is also a process that allows for creativity and team building. In this seminar; you will learn about and participate in techniques that encourage this process.	Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 1999
13664	Arranging Music for the Worship Band: Freshness, Familiarity, Flow and Function	Rienstra, Ron; Scheer, Greg; Witkowski, Deanna	1/27/2006	G10 What are the key instrumental tools and textures with which to paint the sonic space of a worship service? What sorts of questions 'musical and theological' should one a sk when creating a new hymn arrangement? This session will be a conversation with two expert church musicians who have spent their professional lives exploring questions like these. We'll listen to some arrangements, look at some music, and puzzle togethe r over our common challenges. There will be ample time for Q & A.	None : Not Recorded.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2006
12485	Arranging the Contemporary Rhythm Section	Kauflin, Bob	1/28/2005	Playing contemporary music requires skill, taste, and practice. This workshop will focus on principles for arranging “on the spot” that complements and supports congregational song, rather than competing with it.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2005
4448	Art and Spirituality: Seeing with Vincent Van Gogh	Postema, Donald	1/22/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interim Lecture Series, 1985
11129	Art and Spirituality: Seeing with Vincent Van Gogh	Postema, Donald	1/22/1985		Bookstore (college) : Archive/Available for Research		Interim Lecture Series, 1985
17635	Art as Protest	Cano Villalobos, Mandy	11/18/2012	IC1305 Thousands of women in Juarez, Mexico have been tortured and murdered because they are women. Yet the authorities have been more inclined to call these killings ima ginary than emergency. When installation artist Mandy Cano Villalobos of the Calvin College art department learned of this mass femicide, she looked for a way to honor the individual victims. See what she created to give these silenced women a voice. Shir ley Hoogstra hosts.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
14476	Art Department Faculty, 1975		1/1/1975	Scenes of Calvin College Art Department faculty at work and at home, circa 1975. Includes: Ed Boeve, Helen Bonzelaar, Robin Jensen, Carl Huisman, Herman Matheis, and Chris O vervoorde. Transferred from Super8 film.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3596	Art Department Lecture	Broudy, Harold	11/13/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
10865	Art in the House of God	Bendroth, Margaret; Luttikhuizen, Henry; Morgan, David; Witvliet, John.	1/9/2003	Explore the connections between material culture and the theological imagination we bring with us to worship. What images or pictures do people see in church and how do they shape our faith?	None : Not Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2003
15294	Art in the Service of Liturgy	Worterstorff, Nicholas	2/6/2001	Plenary Session			Organ in Christian Worship, The
16300	Art of Bloodletting: Translating Suffering to the Shared Page, The	Willis,Paul; Leyland Fields,Leslie; Walker, Jeanne Murray	4/15/2010	When suffering strikes, we are often silenced by pain. In such times, the act of writing may feel frivolous, exploitative, or irrelevant. Yet it is these dark, raw places of our lives that demand our fullest attention, our most artful labors. How do we begin to write from within our afflictions? And how might the practice and the discipline of writing offer a means of shaping our suffering into meaning for both writer and re ader?	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
17788	Art of Communication in Worship, The	Gordon, Carolyn	1/25/2013	From the worship leader to the projection screen, everything in the worship environment communicates something....Good or bad. This workshop will discuss communication tools needed to create effective worship leaders as well as effective worship environments.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2013
14833	Art of Finding a Way Through Complexity, The: An Artist and Historian Reflect	Marty, Martin Marty, Micah	10/13/1998		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Evenings in the Chapel
13597	Art of Happiness, The	Charry, Ellen	11/1/2005	Christianity has lost its teaching on happiness and with that the dominant culture has lost a morally and psychologically compelling vision of the same. St Augustine crea ted the Christian doctrine of happiness that lost its voice with the advent of modernity, leaving contemporary culture without a link between goodness and happiness. Dr. Charry joined the Princeton Theological Seminary faculty in 1997, having been a n assistant professor of theology in the Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University. Her most recent books are Inquiring After God: Classic and Contemporary Readings (2000) and By the Renewing of Your Minds: Pastoral Function of Chr istian Doctrine (1997). Dr. Charry is also the author of many scholarly and popular articles and is editor of Theology Today and editor at large for The Christian Century. More info & listen with RealAudio at: www.calvin.edu/publications/stob/sp eakers/charry.htm	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Stob Lectures
16340	Art of Losing, The: Contemporary Elegy, Grief, and Healing	Young, Kevin	4/16/2010	Poet Kevin Young considers the place of elegy in our time as well as the role that faith plays in the rituals of poetry and mourning. What are the current incarnations of el egy, and what place does elegy have in poetry and in our lives, both public and private?	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
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
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
15761	Art of Storytelling in Bible, The	Haan, Sheri		N.U.C.S. tape	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2560	Art of the Sermon in Early America, The	Grabo, Norman S.
17199	Art of the Story, The	Diaz, David; Nayeri, Daniel; Schmidt, Gary	4/20/2012	Picture books come about through the combined efforts of illustrator, writer, and editor. In this panel, these three discuss the complex and coordinated process behind the p roduction of the forthcoming Martin de Porres: The Rose in the Desert.	Network Archive : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
16688	Art of Worship Team Leadership, The	Ryan, Paul; Scheer, Greg	1/27/2011	Your church has a worship team, but how do you help them reach the next level? This seminar includes instruction in the role of the worship team, guitar, piano, bass, drums, putting all the instruments together, rehearsing effectively, and leading worship. The seminar is aimed toward team leaders, but anyone who is on worship team or hopes to lead one in the future will benefit.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2011
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
12492	Art Recycled Fashion Show					Heritage Hall : Not Available for sale.
12469	Art that Preaches	Bolt, John; Gehrels, Ken; Steele Halstead, Betsy; James, Laura; Jensen, Robin Margaret, Jerrett, Christine; Jonker, Peter; Kaai, Anneke; Prince, Stever	1/27/2005	John Bolt is professor of systematic theology at Calvin Theological Seminary and author of "A Free Church, A Holy Nation: Abraham Kuyper’s American Public Theo logy" (Eerdmans, 2001). 4-CD Set.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2005
12364	Artful World of Printmaking	Swanson, John August	12/23/1994			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11997	Arthur Giron and Lauren Winner in Conversation: The Story of Edith Stein	Giron, Arthur; Winner, Lauren	4/24/2004	Giron, writer of the play Edith Stein, and Winner, who has written on Stein’s life, examine this fascinating woman’s life and the challenges of presenting it.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2004
16963	Artifice of Eternity: Notes Toward a Christian Poetics	Klatt, Lew	11/8/2011	In an America that loves to hear itself talk—talk radio, talk shows, talking points, pillow talk, even God-talk—all of us suffer from language fatigue. It is the task of the poet—and the faithful human—to resuscitate the ways we speak. But what will we say? And how will we say it? Looking at writers T. S. Eliot, C. S. Lewis, and others, this lecture will attempt to articulate a Christian poetic s. It will do so by delving into the attribute of beauty so often cited as a touchstone for a Reformed renovation of the literary arts. It will also explore the ways in which a poet, aiming for the beautiful while embracing a cosmos that is disfigured, mu st infuse her art with mystery, radiance, and what artist Makoto Fujimura calls “the aroma of the new.”		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
12489	Artistic Action and Unceasing Worship	Best, Harold	1/28/2005	Harold Best is professor of music emeritus at Wheaton College and author of Unceasing Worship (InterVarsity Press, 2003) and Music through the Eyes of Faith (Harper Colli ns, 1993).	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2005
17164	Artistic Collaboration, Individual Expression	Michelson, Richard; Pinkney, Brian	4/19/2012	Illustrators of picture books will sometimes illustrate their own work, but other times they will take on the daunting task of illustrating the text of another author, bring ing their own conceptions and visions to bear. How does this process of text to illustration come about? In this conversation, Brian Pinkney and Richard Michelson reflect on their work as illustrators and writers, thinking about the relationships between texts and illustrations, and discussing how the merging of the two art forms can create compelling stories for children.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2012
17803	Artists in Conversation	Bowden, Sandra; Qi, He	1/25/2013	In this workshop, art by well-known Chinese Christian artist He Qi (and other artists) will be viewed and discussed with him, especially with special attention to the use of visual images in worship. Questions will include the process he follows, also when working from a biblical story; how artists can help congregations view works of art more deeply; and how congregations can make good choices for choosing art to project i n worship.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Symposium on Worship, 2013
3187	As a Boy and as a Man: Writing the Time In-Between	Heynen, Jim	3/31/2000		None : Not Recorded.	None : Not Recorded.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
4460	As a Grain of Mustard Seed	Pusch, Bert	11/10/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
14312	As in the Days of Noah	Van Reken, Calvin	6/8/2007			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
263	As It Happens: Telling Your Own Story	Shaw, Luci	4/4/1998		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
111	As It Happens: Writing Your Own Life Story	Shaw, Luci	4/1/2000		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
10803	As It Is In Heaven		4/17/2002	Written by Arlene Hutton. Directed by Stephanie Sandberg. Portrays nine women in a Kentucky Shaker community in the 1800's who, because of the visions of an outsider, had t o grapple with what it meant to be God's children and each other's sisters.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	CAS Dept. Play
12416	As it us by de hannen ofbrekt; I Kroniken 28: 3a	Fridsma, B.J.; Baron, H.J.	5/21/2000		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
13608	As the Future Catches You: How Genomics and Other Forces are Changing Your Life, Work, Health and Wealth	Enriquez, Juan	1/11/2006	The author of the global bestseller 'As the Future Catches You,' Juan Enriquez is a preeminent authority on the economic and political impacts of the life sciences. Energeti c and articulate, Juan is a fine speaker with a unique message. Juan is also an expert on the dynamics of the knowledge economy and the other trends driving change in America and the world today. His next book "The Untied States of America," whi ch comes out in November 2005, explores the social and political forces that are threatening to untie the United States. Mr. Enriquez is Chairman and CEO of Biotechonomy. Listen to audio at: www.calvin.edu/january/2006/enriquez.htm	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2006
14100	As You Like It	Freeberg, Deb	11/9/2005	Fall, 2005 production of Shakespeare's 'As You Like It.' No recording available.		None : Not Recorded.	CAS Dept. Play
14837	Ascension Day Worship Service		5/25/2006		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
13960	Ascension in the Mission, Worship and Education of the Church, The	Dawson, Gerrit Scott	5/25/2006		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Ascension Conference
6101	Ascension: The Lord Reigns! - Worship 6	Cooper, George	7/14/2001				Conference on Liturgy & Music (COLAM)
17506	ASH WEDNESDAY		2/17/2010	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
17905	Ash Wednesday Service		2/13/2013			Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Chapel
3975	Ashamed of the Cross	Eldersveld, Peter	3/23/1958		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
15688	Ashley Mulder, soprano	Mulder, Ashley Hoisington, Linda, piano	5/3/2008	Student recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student recital
16202	Asia Overview			Spend 3 minutes getting an overview of Asia.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16705	Asian Christian Worship Practices Worth Adoption or Adapting	Lim, SweeHong	1/28/2011	This session will introduce a variety of worship expressions from Asian cultures, songs and prayers, gestures that can sometime speak with more eloquence than words, and vis ual ways to bring beauty to your worship space—all gifts for your congregation to consider.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2011
5713	Asian Elephants in European Culture	Lach, Donald F.	1/29/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
3641	Asiatic Interest and Approach to Calvin's Theology	Wantanabe, N.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin Colloquium
17689	Ask, Seek, Knock	Winkle, Aaron	11/4/2012	Matthew 7:7-11		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	LOFT (Living Our Faith Together)
6805	Askeland-Zeilstra Recital	Askeland-Zeilstra Recital	5/2/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Senior Recital
6804	Askeland-Zeilstra Recital	Askeland-Zeilstra Recital	5/2/1992		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Senior Recital
14927	Asking Questions, Coaching			Side 1: Asking Questions Side 2: Coaching	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
5336	Asleep in Jesus	Exoo, Henry	1/23/1972		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
6168	Assessing Christian Scholarship: Where We've Been and Where We're Going	Mouw, Richard	9/27/2001		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Christian Scholarship...For What?
14604	Assessing the Past - Anticipating the Future	Mouw, Richard	9/13/2007	Plenary session A at the 150th Anniversary of the Christian Reformed Church Conference, "Assessing the Past, Facing the Future," September 13-15, 2007.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		150th Anniversary of the CRC
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
6175	Assessing the State of Christian Scholarship	Carpenter, Joel; Lagerquist, L; Mouw, Rich; Wolfe, Alan	9/29/2001		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Christian Scholarship...For What?
1750	Assisted Suicide and the Sacred	Young, David	1/23/1997				Special Lecture Series
14997	Assumptions that Grow Teachers	Weimer, Maryellen	11/5/2008	Most college teachers begin their careers full of enthusiasm for teaching. But their idealistic goals and the realities of academic careers often collide, leaving teachers w ith tarnished goals and sometimes cynical perspectives. Beliefs about teaching directly impact practice in the classroom. Some increase instructional effectiveness and contribute to long term growth. What are those assumptions on which solid instructional practice can be set and what beliefs foster the growth and development of teachers? The goal of this session is to propose ways of thinking about growth and change that can increase both the motivation to teach and effectiveness in the classroom. Weim er is founding editor of "The Teaching Professor" newsletter and website (http://www.teachingprofessor.com) as well as a wonderfully helpful blog (http://teachingprofessor.blogspot.com/).	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
14059	At the Crossroads Between Two Stories (Plenary Session I)	Goheen, Michael	9/22/2006	How we live in the Biblical story in a culture that is shaped by a different story.	Audio-Visual (college) : Not Available for sale.		Finding Our Place in the Biblical Story
256	At Work in the Arena of Children's Literature	Paterson, Katherine; Napoli, Donna; Smothers, Ethel; Roberts, Laura; Ladwig, Tim	4/3/1998		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
14547	Athens and Jerusalem Revisited	Howard, Thomas	4/23/1994		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1994 (Writer's Conf. '94)
6151	Athletics in the 90's	Schultz, Richard				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
3354	Athletics in the 90s: A Decade of Change	Schultz, Richard	1/16/1992			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1992
15695	Atlantic Brass Quintet, The	Atlantic Brass Quintet	10/3/2008	concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Artist Series
11497	Atonement as the Ecclesio-Christological Practice of Forgiveness in John Milbank	Boersma, Hans	9/12/2003	Session Two	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Radical Orthodoxy Conference
10812	Atonement in Scripture and Song, The	Detterman, Paul; Hustad, Donald ; Stam, Carl	1/10/2003	A joyful exploration of the rich doctrine of atonement, with its implications for discipling believers and calling unbelievers to faith—especially during Lent. Come fo r worship planning materials presented and performed, including sermon topics/outlines, congregational songs, anthems, and prayers.	Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2003
10816	Atonement in Scripture and Song, The	Detterman, Paul; Hustad, Donald; Stam, Carl	1/11/2003	(Repeat of Friday) A joyful exploration of the rich doctrine of atonement, with its implications for discipling believers and calling unbelievers to faith—especially d uring Lent. Come for worship planning materials presented and performed, including sermon topics/outlines, congregational songs, anthems, and prayers.	Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2003
10866	Atonement in Scripture and Song, The	Detterman, Paul; Hustad, Donald; Stam, Carl	1/11/2003	A joyful exploration of the rich doctrine of atonement, with its implications for desciplining believers and calling unbelievers to faith--especially during Lent.	None : Not Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2003
9024	Atonement: Bridging the Gap	Hare, John	6/3/1993		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Institute
16728	Attitude of Christ, The	Johnson, Trygve	1/29/2011	Repeat of Friday morning worship service in Covenant Fine Arts Center.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Symposium on Worship, 2011
16698	Attitude of Christ, The	Johnson, Trygve	1/28/2011	Worship Service	None : Not Recorded.		Symposium on Worship, 2011
5230	Attitude of Gratitude, An	Dawson, John	12/2/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin Board of Trustees Dinner
8826	Attracting the Non-Christian (Sectional #2)				Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Coffee Break Sectionals and Worship Services
6386	Augustana Trio, 1 of 2	Augustana Trio	9/21/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6387	Augustana Trio, 2 of 2	Augustana Trio	9/21/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
11112	Augustine, Heidegger, and Gadamer: Hearkening to the Inner Word	Tazelaar, Mark	5/16/2003	Limited Incarnation-Smith is recorded on the back	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Hermeneutics at the Crossroads Conference
7929	Aumni Recital	Van Denend, Ruth	2/11/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7928	Aumni Recital	Van Denend, Ruth	2/11/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8972	Authentic Christianity	Hybels, Bill	6/5/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
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
4451	Authority and Rebellion: The Jew and Modern Literature	Potok, Chaim			Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.
5821	Authority and Rebellion: The Jew and Modern Literature	Potok, Chaim			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5358	Authority In the Home	Exoo, Henry	9/3/1972		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
7809	Authority of Narrative, The	Robinson, Marilynne	1/18/2002		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 2002
15079	Autism and Your Church	Newman, Barabra	1/30/2009	If your church is larger than 150 people, statistics say that you have members who fall on the Autism Spectrum (including Asperger Syndrome). Come find out some basic infor mation about Autism Spectrum Disorders as well as many practical ideas you can use in adult and children's worship settings to increase participation and understanding.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2009
3872	Auto Industry in Relation to World and National Economy	DeLarossa, Don	5/6/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Business Forum
8816	Automotive				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
17113	Autumn Business Career Dinner	Dick DeVos	10/25/1999			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
7300	Avant-Garde Concert	Avant-Garde Concert	5/9/1974		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7303	Avant-Garde Concert, 1 of 2		9/29/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7304	Avant-Garde Concert, 2 of 2		9/29/1981		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7301	Avant-Garde Festival		5/2/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7306	Avant-Garde Festival		4/21/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7307	Avant-Garde Festival		4/21/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7302	Avant-Garde Festival		5/2/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
7305	Avant-Garde Festival: Festival of the Flute		4/21/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13808	Avoiding the Feel-Good Holocaust Novel	Russell, Mary Doria	4/22/2006	Russell's most recent book, "A Thread of Grace," is a historical novel about the final phase of World War II in Italy. But what are the artistic demands of placing real people's stories of morality and faith in a fictional narrative? Russell discusses the possible answers to that question.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2006
12466	Award Dinner		2/13/2003			Heritage Hall : Not Available for sale.
10801	Axis of History, The: The Middle East After September 11	Krauthammer, Charles	1/27/2003	For the last 500 years the cockpit of world history has been Europe. Not anymore; today it is the Near East. War in Afghanistan, rumors of war in Iraq, conflict between Isra el and the Palestinians will determine the course of the great issues of our time: terrorism, energy supplies, the spread of democracy, prospects for peace. Charles Krauthammer, a Pulitzer Prize winning syndicated columnist and a regular weekly panelist o n Inside Washington, contends that September 11 woke us from a decade-long holiday from history, during which time we conducted a bubble diplomacy to parallel our bubble economy. The bubble burst on September 11, 2001. There is now a new world to build.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2003

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