Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
7790	W.E.B. DuBois and the Encyclopedia Africana	Gates, Henry Louis	1/14/2002		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 2002
4168	W.H. Jellema Memorial Service	Jellema, William Harry	11/18/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
169	W.H.O. WARNING: Preventing Tribal Wars Reduces Risk to Health	Kingma, Stuart	1/26/1999		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1999
11187	Waiting for Lefty			Lab Bills, 1996		Bookstore (college) : Available with permission.	CAS Dept. Play
3244	Waiting in the Wings	Garlett, Marti	9/24/1998		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Calvin Women Through the Decades Conference
10453	Walhout		7/31/2001		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5874	Walking with the Wind at your Back	Schipper, E.	3/6/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
3587	Wall, The	Bratt, Wallace	11/29/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Chapel
11503	Waning Matter: The World Reformed and the Politics of Truth	Davis, Creston	9/12/2003	Session VIII	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Radical Orthodoxy Conference
4119	Wanted: A Play Ethic	Holmes, Arthur	9/2/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Faculty Fall Conference
5785	War and Peace	Nederhood, Joel	2/11/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
14508	War and Religion in America	Bratt, James; Ruth, Lester	1/25/2008	As many people reacted against revivalistic styles and theology in the pre-Civil War period, so some are reacting today against the like "enthusiasms" and "su perficialities" associated with some contemporary P&W, seeker services, etc, etc. American historian James Bratt will explore the alternative destinations in style, ritual, and spirituality which the antebellum pilgrims sought and found on the ro ad out of revivalism. Liturgical scholar Lester Ruth will respond and discuss analogies on the worship scene in the 21st century, especially noting the recurring popular impulse for alternate forms of worship.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
15218	War Awareness Memorial Service	DeJong, Andy	10/17/2008	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
15220	War Awareness: Student Debate	Various	10/21/2008	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
15223	War Awareness: Student Debate	Various	10/21/2008	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
15213	War Propaganda: How Propaganda Makes the War Look Necessary	Bytwerk, Randy	10/13/2008	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
16443	WARC General Council Meeting		6/18/2010				WCRC-UGC
8802	Warfare/ Firearms				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8803	Warfare/ Firearms				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
2735	Warm Hand in a Cold Glove, A (John 11:25)	Vriend, John	1/4/1981
2929	Warrant for Theology in a Scientific Age, The	Stob, Henry			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
3258	Warranted Christian Belief: Revealed to Our Minds	Plantinga, Alvin	4/11/1997		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
3259	Warranted Christian Belief: Sealed Unto Our Hearts	Plantinga, Alvin	4/12/1997		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
16021	Was Calvin a Calvinist?	Muller, Richard	10/15/2009	Answering the perennial question, "Was Calvin a Calvinist?," is a rather complicated matter, given that the question itself is grounded in a series of modern misco nceptions concerning the relationship of the Reformation to post-Reformation orthodoxy. The lecture examines issues lurking behind the question and works through some ways of understanding the continuities, discontinuities, and developments that took plac e in Reformed thought on such topics as the divine decrees, predestination, and so-called limited atonement, with specific attention to the place of Calvin in the Reformed tradition of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Teaching Development Series
11785	Was Jesus Mad	Armstrong, J.			None : Archive/Available for Research
15216	Was the use of military force justified in Iraq and Afghanistan?	Keizer, Herman	10/16/2008	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
174	Washington Through the Eyes of a Journalist	Liasson, Mara	1/10/2000	As White House correspondent for National Public Radio, Mara Liasson reports not only the opinions expressed in Washington but also analyzes them. Her reporting and analysis are especially enlightening during political campaigns. Each election year, Ms. Liasson gives perceptive analysis of candidates' positions, listening to both what a candidate has said and reading between the lines about what has not been said. In 1997, L iasson joined Fox News Channel's public affairs program, Fox News Sunday, as a regular panelist. Her presentation for The January Series assists us in understanding and assessing the shape of things to come.	Heritage Hall : Not Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Not Available for sale.	January Series, 2000
5305	Watching Jesus Die	Exoo, Henry	3/1/1970		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
5392	Water and the Blood, The	Exoo, Henry	3/2/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
11986	Way Beyond Belief: The Call to Behold	Taylor, Barbara Brown	4/24/2004		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2004
5963	Way it Was, The	Walcott, Elmer	2/13/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
14426	Way to Jesus, The: What Are You Looking For?	Thompson, Marianne Meye	11/7/2007	The goal of the "quest for the historical Jesus" is often phrased as the quest to discover Jesus "as he was," an enterprise which typically entails findi ng Jesus without and apart from the church and confessions about him. This "historical" pursuit of Jesus "as he was" is undertaken both by those who wish to debunk Christian confessions of Jesus and those who hold those confessions. Sc holars of all persuasions find it uncommonly difficult to adhere to this historical method, narrowly defined, and consequently the Jesus who is recovered by scholars in the interests of finding the historical figure mirrors their own sensibilities. htt p://www.calvinseminary.edu/continuingEd/stob/			Stob Lectures
14427	Way to Jesus, The: Why Do You Seek the Living Among the Dead?	Thompson, Marianne Meye	11/8/2007	The quest of the historical Jesus virtually by definition leaves aside that conviction which is most basic for Christians; namely, that Jesus is among the living and not amo ng the dead. The lecture suggests that an appropriate model for understanding and pursuing the quest is that of religious pilgrimage, in which the pilgrim’s convictions, shared with an historic community of faith, provide not only the motivation but also the appropriate context for pursuing this pilgrimage - which is not merely a pilgrimage to the past. http://www.calvinseminary.edu/continuingEd/stob/			Stob Lectures
13822	WCC and the Social Gospel, The	Schrotenboer, Paul			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16446	WCRC First Plenary Session		6/18/2010				WCRC-UGC
16450	WCRC Plenary II		6/19/2010	Genearl Secretaries' Addresses & Discussion			WCRC-UGC
16451	WCRC Plenary III		6/19/2010				WCRC-UGC
16458	WCRC Plenary IV		6/22/2010				WCRC-UGC
16468	WCRC Plenary IX		6/25/2010	Receiving Reports			WCRC-UGC
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
16459	WCRC Plenary V		6/22/2010	First Nations / American Indians			WCRC-UGC
16463	WCRC Plenary VI		6/24/2010	Election			WCRC-UGC
16464	WCRC Plenary VII		6/24/2010	Receiving Reports			WCRC-UGC
16467	WCRC Plenary VIII		6/25/2010	Receiving Reports			WCRC-UGC
16469	WCRC Plenary X		6/26/2010	Receiving Reports & Farewell			WCRC-UGC
11838	We Begin With God	Ferris, T.
4292	We Come a Long Way	Marshall, Rory	5/4/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
11495	We Have this Treasure: A Theology of Disability	Larson, Linda, MAT	9/25/2003
16509	We Proclaim Him	Sawyer, Charsie	4/25/2010	Gospel Choir Concert		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
2276	We Really do Need Theology for Ministry... Don't We?	Hoezee, S; Holtrop, C.; Mulder, R.	9/21/1995				CTS Special Lecture
14480	We Speak Because We Have Been Spoken: A "Grammar" of the Preaching Life	Pasquarello II, Michael; Hoezee, Scott	1/24/2008	[incomplete recording] Despite the increased interest in spirituality, little attention has been given to the spiritual and moral formation of the preacher by the church dur ing modernity. This workshop is for preachers who know that the vocation of preacher cannot be reduced to a theologically neutral or technical means of communication, but requires that the person and work of the preacher be conformed to the "Word mad e flesh", God’s self-communication who is the source and goal of all human speakers and speaking. We will look at the wisdom of Scripture and historical exemplars from the Christian tradition to help us better understand the "grammar of th e preaching life."	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
16429	We the People...The U.S. Constitution and You	Ehlers, Vern		Distributed by the Committee for Citizen Awareness.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14804	We Wish to Plead Our Own Cause	Omolade, Barbara	7/18/2005		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Seminars in Christian Scholarship
14007	Wealth and Poverty in Light of the Gospel: How Can Christians Work Together if We Disagree?	Sider, Ronald; Sirico, Robert	10/2/2006		Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.
8801	Weather				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8800	Weather				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
9297	Weaver, The	Grand Rapids Christian High School Music Department	3/10/1996		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6208	Wedding Rehearsals - Who's On First?!?	Kelderman, Duane Rev.	9/27/2001				Special Interest Day
8853	Wednesday Evening Worship	Vander Griend, Al			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Coffee Break Sectionals and Worship Services
9348	Wei Tsun Chang, violin; Sarah Cleveland, cello; Hyesook Kim, piano	Chang, Wei Tsun Cleveland, Sarah Kim, Hyesook	9/14/1996	Hyesook Kim Chamber Ensemble	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
16161	Welcome & Opening Session	Sider, Ron	2/4/2010	Ronald J. Sider (Ph.D., Yale) is Professor of Theology, Holistic Ministry and Public Policy and Director of the Sider Center on Ministry and Public Policy at Palmer Theologi cal Seminary and President of Evangelicals for Social Action. His Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger was recognized by Christianity Today as one of the one hundred most influential religious books of the twentieth century.			Faith and Internat'l Dev. Conf. 2010
10548	Welcome and Introductions	Felch, Susan; Witvliet, John; Hardy, Lee	9/3/2002				Testimony of Place: Building Churches & Neighborhoods
14551	Welcome and Opening Plenary Session: Ida Mutoigo	Mutoigo, Ida	1/31/2008	What's all the buzz about sustainability in community development? This plenary session will explore Christian faith perspectives, essential principles and practices that n urture the fruit of sustainability. Stories from international field experience will show how community ownership, asset-based approach, worldview dialogue, leadership and community capacity-building can foster desired sustainable development.			Faith and International Development Conf. 2008
14183	Welcome and Opening Session	Musekura, Rev. Celestin	2/1/2007	This conference centers on practical theology of development, especially as it relates to four vital arenas in our contemporary context: peace building and reconciliation, g lobal health, environmental care and economic justice.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Faith and Internat'l Dev. Conf. 2007
4846	Wellness Motivation	Honderd, Ralph	1/9/1987			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Portable Calvin
13978	West Michigan Black History	Jelks, Randal		#704 WEST MICHIGAN BLACK HISTORY Originally broadcast Oct. 15, 2006 Once upon a time Grand Rapids had among the highest number of ladies literary clubs in the country. Th ursday meetings (maids' day off!) featured speakers such as Langston Hughes and W.B. DuBois. Randal Jelks of the Calvin College history department describes for host Karen Saupe our local stories from his book African Americans in the Furniture City.		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
5227	Westward Movement	Cooke, Alistair	1/9/1972		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13563	WFUR Program - Dirk Hertel	Hertel, Dirk			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4961	WFUR Question hour, hosted by Ronald Brown	Brown, Ronald			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5967	WFUR Radio program in Memory of Rev. D. Walters	Walters, Dick	12/12/1967		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5752	WFUR Radio Station	McIntyre, Carl	3/22/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5753	WFUR Radio Station	McIntyre, Carl	3/23/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5761	WFUR Radio Station	McIntyre, Carl			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5747	WFUR Radio Station	McIntyre, Carl	3/2/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5746	WFUR Radio Station	McIntyre, Carl	3/1/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5745	WFUR Radio Station	McIntyre, Carl	2/19/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5755	WFUR Radio Station	McIntyre, Carl	3/25/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5760	WFUR Radio Station	McIntyre, Carl			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5758	WFUR Radio Station	McIntyre, Carl			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5759	WFUR Radio Station	McIntyre, Carl	3/26/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
5754	WFUR Radio Station	McIntyre, Carl	3/24/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5748	WFUR Radio Station At the Civic Auditorium	McIntyre, Carl	3/8/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5749	WFUR Radio Station: Report on Grand Rapids Visit	McIntyre, Carl	3/17/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5756	WFUR Radio Station: Revisit to Calvin College	McIntyre, Carl			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4534	What - For and How - To of the Church	Smedes, Lewis	6/18/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
4855	What "Ancient", "Medieval", and "Modern" mean in the history of Western Philosophy.	Jellema, Wm. Harry	1/29/1969	Relation of History to Philosophy in trying to come up with a definition.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Lecture
11854	What A Man Learned In Church	Hamilton, J.W.
4302	What About ESP?	McBurney, Donald H.	1/22/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Interim Lecture Series, 1986
9000	What About Our Other Children?	Verseput, Ted	6/6/1991		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
16879	What About the Cross?	McDonald, Suzanne	4/28/2010	One of the questions that has been raised in discussions about human origins concerns the implications of various views on origins for the way that we understand Christ's at oning work on the cross. This lecture aims to help us think about these issues in two ways. First, it will point us to the variety of themes and images found in the New Testament to speak about what is happening on the cross. Along the way, we will see ho w our confessional documents reflect this range of themes - and we will also see that theology can sometimes get unhelpfully carried away with one or two of them. Second, while the New Testament gives us a constellation of ways to help us to plumb the dep ths of the cross, all the various themes and images share some central assumptions about God’s relationship with us and ours with him. These shared assumptions will provide a touchstone for discerning how approaches to the issue of human origins rel ate to the atonement.			Human Origins Seminar Series
5459	What About this New Pentacostalism	Hoekema, Anthony	11/2/1970		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4619	What About Those Sticky Verses?	Tuinstra, John	2/4/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Committee for Women in the CRC
245	What Ancient Masters Could Teach Our Generation	Wiesel, Elie	4/2/1998		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
14377	What Are Schools For?	Pupel, David		#805 WHAT ARE SCHOOLS FOR? Originally broadcast Nov. 18, 2007 Does a grade label readily come to mind for what kind of student you were? Does that label accurately reflec t you? David Purpel, author of The Moral & Spiritual Crisis in Education, wonders with host Karen Saupe why most schools are more interested in sorting students than in supporting and exhorting them.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
10914	What Are We Trying to Accomplish in the Core Curriculum?	Langerak, Edward	9/2/1997		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Faculty Fall Conference
16876	What Augustine Still Has to Teach Us about Human Origins and God's Creating Work	Smit, Laura	3/30/2010	In conversations about origins, Augustine is sometimes painted as a fundamentalist in the way he read Scripture (he wasn't), as someone who corrupted the Hebrew worldview of the Bible with Hellenism (he didn't), and as the source of a distorted understanding of sin and salvation that needs to be overcome (it needn't). Given how central Augustine has been to the development of Christian thought in the west, especially (though by no means exclusively) to the development of the Reformed tradition, we should dig a little deeper and get a fuller understanding of what he actually says about human origins, about human freedom and responsibility, about the nature of sin, about the g oodness of creation and the goodness of God.			Human Origins Seminar Series
16871	What can Evolutionary Psychology Tell Us about Sin?	Moes, Paul	2/18/2010	Evolutionary Psychology (EP) has had a significant impact on psychological theories and has a good deal to say about human nature and the reasons for our actions – bot h good and bad. But can EP shed light on biblical concepts of sin or righteousness? This presentation will review the basic ideas of EP, its implications for psychology and how it may – or may not – help us understand our basic sinful nature. The basic thesis for the presentation is that EP, while providing some valuable insights, fails to capture the full extent of our human nature, including our sinful tendencies.			Human Origins Seminar Series
14225	What Can the Early Christians Teach us about Music?	Stapert, Calvin	1/26/2007		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2007
3001	What Christians can Learn About Maturity from Recent Feminist	Van Leeuwen, Mary Stewar	3/19/1987		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CTS Special Lecture
3185	What Do I Need An Agent for, Anyway?	Fullerton, Sheryl	3/31/2000		None : Not Recorded.	None : Not Recorded.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
3298	What Do We Owe the Elderly?: A Christian Approach to Rationing Health Care Resources	Brandsen, Cheryl	5/29/1999	The seminars seek to promote high quality scholarship that reflects a Christian perspective and to encourage Christian scholars to examine critical and cutting-edge topics i n their disciplines. Throughout these discussions, we will reflect on the nature of justice and attend to its biblical 'contours.'			Political Thought After Liberalism Conference
11889	What Do You Know by Heart?	Brown, Timothy	1/30/2004	The people of God have been enjoined "to keep these words . . . in your heart." Why? How? This seminar explores the rationale and the practice of scripture memoriz ation for spiritual formation and the practice of ministry.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2004
16684	What Does it Matter?	Hoezee, Scott	1/27/2011	Opening Worship			Symposium on Worship, 2011
16697	What Does it Matter?	Hoezee, Scott	1/27/2011	Repeat of morning worship service in Chapel.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Symposium on Worship, 2011
2954	What Does it Mean to Be Reformed?	De Witt, John R.
78	What Does it Take to Get a Children's Book Published Anyway?: A Conversation	Buckley, Virginia; Bui, Franciose	4/1/2000		Bookstore (college) : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
3567	What Does the Future Hold for the Phillipines?	Bonner, Raymond	2/19/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
122	What Editors Look For	Suk, John	3/30/2000		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
10400	What Happens When Issues of Faith Come Together in a Novel?	Hijuelos, Oscar	4/20/2002		None : Archive/Available for Research	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2002
9194	What has Wheaton To Do With "Jerusalem"?	Noll, Mark	1/26/1982		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Interim Lecture Series, 1982
14562	What Hath Silicon Valley to Do with Jerusalem? Technological Innovation and Ancient Practice in Worship	Roeda, Mark	1/25/2008	Certainly advances in presentation technology provide opportunities to do new things in worship. But they can also enhance our ability to do the ancient things of worship. T his session discusses integrating presentation technologies both into the worship space and the worship service.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
75	What He Called a Space for Grief: Remembering Lionel Basney	Leax, Jack	4/1/2000		Bookstore (college) : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
1982	What Holds the CRC Together	Kromminga, John	9/14/1989				CTS Special Lecture
13680	What I Believe Genesis Teaches Concerning Creation	Kelly, Douglas	3/13/2006	Dr. Douglas Kelly, Ph.D. is from the Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte, NC. Recording may be purchased from Craig 4, 616-862-2023. [1 of 8 titles in this s eries. Available on 1 DVD or 2 Audio CDs]	Other (see Notes) : Available for sale.	Other (see Notes) : Available for sale.	Origins Symposium
15775	What If There Is A God Who Really Loves You?	Jacobsen, Wayne	7/20/2009	An examination of themes from The Shack by Wayne Jacobsen, collaborator and publisher of The Shack	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Seminars in Christian Scholarship
5186	What in the World is CRC: Catholic?	Mouw, Richard	6/7/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5185	What in the World is CRC: Evangelical?	Mouw, Richard	6/6/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
5181	What in the World is CRC: Reformed?	Mouw, Richard	6/5/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
1986	What in the World is the CRC? - Catholic	Mouw, Richard	6/7/1984				Ministers' Institute
3739	What in the World is the CRC? - Catholic	Mouw, Richard	6/7/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
1987	What in the World is the CRC? - Evangelical	Mouw, Richard	6/6/1984				Ministers' Institute
3737	What in the World is the CRC? - Evangelical	Mouw, Richard	6/6/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
3736	What in the World is the CRC? - Reformed?	Mouw, Richard	6/5/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
2177	What in the World is the CRC?--Reformed	Mouw, Richard	6/5/1984				Ministers' Institute
1794	What is a Gospel?	Morris, Leon	1/31/1980
14041	What is a Number? Augustine’s Philosophy of Mathematics	Bradley, James	11/3/2006	In De Libero Arbitrio, Augustine of Hippo presents an argument for the existence of God. Because the argument depends in an essential way on mathematics, Augustine expa nds at some length on its nature. This talk will examine the implications of his views for the four classical questions of the philosophy of mathematics: In what sense are mathematical assertions true? What is the nature of mathematical objects, for exam ple, numbers? Since such objects seem immaterial but we are material beings, how do we acquire knowledge of them? How do we account for the astonishing effectiveness of mathematics in describing the physical world? Also, Augustine’s views on math ematics have implications for many other questions. If there is time, this talk will address two in particular: How are we to understand God’s freedom? And how are we to understand the nature of logic?	Bookstore (college) : Archive/Available for Research	None : Not Recorded.	Christian Perspectives in Science Seminar Series
2951	What is Biblical Theology	De Vaux, F. R.	4/23/1965
2114	What is Christian Education?	Forum	5/17/1990				CMCRC Forum - Grandville Chapter
10694	What is Christian Music?	Heffner, Ken; Ryan, Jack		#102 WHAT IS CHRISTIAN MUSIC? What if a Christian writes a song that doesn't mention God? Is it a Christian song? It's not always easy to identify the spiritual or lack o f it in music. And is the purpose of Christian music to honor God, to encourage Christians, or to entice non-Christians? Christian radio DJ Jake Ryan of WAY-FM in Grand Rapids, and Ken Heffner, Student Activities Director for Calvin College (who books vis iting concert tours), explain what each of them looks for in the Christian music they offer to thousands of listeners.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
5781	What is Christian Politics?	Mouw, Richard	10/19/1976		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
15910	What is CRC Publications?			Reel a: Music; Reel b, Vocals	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
15917	What is CRC Publications?			Master	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
12226	What is Discipleship	Ortiz, Carlos	6/8/2002	Multi-Ethnic Conference	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14138	What is Excellence in Preaching	Hoezee, Scott	1/26/2007	What should preachers keep in mind in composing sermons? Toward what sermonic goals should they aspire? What evaluative categories can church members become aware of to dial ogue more meaningfully with their pastors (and with one another) about the preaching life of the church? This session will hold up the rubrics "Biblical, Authentic, Contextual, and Life-Changing" as goals for preachers and as helpful categories for congregations to use in discussing sermons. When pastors and church members come to a common understanding of what preaching should be, possibilities for helpful conversations begin across the life of the congregation, to the mutual benefit of all!	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2007
2182	What is Happening in the CRC?	Schlissel, Steve	10/17/1989				CTS Special Lecture
2175	What is Lynwood Saying to the CRC?	Leetsma, Rein	2/27/1986
5105	What is Man?			The Christian Approach to Mental Health	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2894	What is Meant by Meaning	Frankl, Victor E.
4856	What is rational and what it means to be rational.	Jellema, Wm. Harry	1/31/1969	Outline of history of Ancient Philosophy Exposition of Pre-socrates to Pythagoras.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Lecture
13818	What is Society?--Natural and Moral Law	Steen, Peter			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
11775	What Is The Christian Religion?	Shoemaker, Samuel
3955	What is the Church	Eldersveld, Peter	2/3/1957		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
8985	What is the Faith of Christians?	Westerhoff, John	6/4/1991		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
3022	What is the Faith of Christians?	Westerhoff, John					Ministers' Institute
2877	What is the Meaning of These Gifts? An Illustration of the Contextualization of the Gospel in the Writings of	Sweetman, Leonard	5/7/1987		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin Colloquium
3862	What is the Reformed Conception of Godliness	DeJong, Peter Y.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
31	What is Theological About Worship?	Mouw, Richard	1/15/2001	What do the theologians have to say about the patterns and practices of worship? How have theologians failed to do their part in guiding the present-day church in dealing w ith the tough questions about the changes taking place in our worship life? This session will challenge all of us--theologians and "ordinary" Christians--to think more deeply about the need for renewal in worship. [Many Symposium on Worship recordings are available at: http://www.worshipsymposium.org/past/]	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2001
3837	What is Worship?	Cooper, Dale			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3962	What is Your Faith	Eldersveld, Peter	6/16/1957		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
11774	What Is Your Greatest Need?	Shoemaker, Samuel
2429	What it Means for Christ's To Live in Musl. Culture	Wahby, V.	11/6/1982				Christian Witness to Muslims
5435	What it means to be a Christian Physician	Heetderks, Dewey	2/9/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Homecoming
4084	What it Means to Be a Christian Physician	Heetderks, Dewey	2/9/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Homecoming Chapel
12022	What I've Learned From My Mentors	Plantinga, Cornelius Jr.	5/5/2004		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.
5259	What Jesus Means to Me	De Koster, Lester R.	3/13/1973		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
5933	What Jesus Means to Me	Vander Beek, Terri	3/8/1973		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
195	What Kind of Liberalism? What Kind of Democracy?	Bernstein, Richard	5/27/1999	The seminars seek to promote high quality scholarship that reflects a Christian perspective and to encourage Christian scholars to examine critical and cutting-edge topics i n their disciplines. Throughout these discussions, we will reflect on the nature of justice and attend to its biblical 'contours.'	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Political Thought After Liberalism Conference
4327	What Kind of Problem is Racism	Mouw, Richard	4/4/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
16725	What Lies Ahead: A Multi-Sensory Vespers Service: Philippians 3:12 - 4:1	Rienstra, Ron; Roeda, Mark; Gay, Doug; Banga, David; Scheer, Greg; WTS students	1/28/2011				Symposium on Worship, 2011
2395	What Makes a Church Grow? / Setting Priorities	Salem Ave Church		Tape 1-0:41:31 Tape 2-0:39:52
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
3199	What Makes a Film Religious	Anker, Roy; Cornett, Sheryl; Horstman, Joey Earl	4/1/2000		None : Not Recorded.	None : Not Recorded.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
14867	What Marriage Does	Witte, John		#914 WHAT MARRIAGE DOES Marriage is more than a piece of paper, yet it's more difficult to buy a new car than to wed someone for life. John Witte, Jr., director of the Ce nter for the Study of Law and Religion at Emory University, traces the view of marriage throughout western history, suggesting ways to strengthen and enrich the institution today. Karen Saupe hosts.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
5318	What Must I Do to be Saved?	Exoo, Henry	9/26/1971		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
12087	What Nature hath taught all Animals: Considerations on the Nature of Marriage	Hittinger, Russell	5/15/2004		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Written on the Heart: The Tradition of Natural Law
2031	What of the New 'Canonical Theology'?	Henry, Carl F.H.
4074	What PAC's are doing to our Parties	Guth, James	1/11/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Interim Lecture Series, 1985
12328	What Price Unity?	Schlissel, Steve M.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14260	What Privilige Has To Do With Us	Johnson, Allan	3/14/2007	Inaugural Speaker at the "From Every Nation" Symposium on Race 2007		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	From Every Nation Symposium on Race
13654	What Really Happened in Worship in the Early Church?	Rylaarsdam, David	1/27/2006	E13 Some of the worship practices of early Christians (100–400 A.D.) were strikingly different but perhaps more biblical than ours today. What did worship according to Scripture look like in the first Christian centuries? How did the type of water used in baptism or the shape of the font, for example, proclaim biblical teaching? What was the celebration of the Lord's Supper like? Why was a person's posture during praye r so important? [Note: this session is repeated from last year, when not everyone who wanted to attend could get in the room.]	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2006
14706	What Should Christians Do About North Korea?	Linton, Stephan	3/26/2008	What is going on in North Korea? Why should we know and care? What can we do? Dr. Stephan Linton is founder of the EugeneBell Foundation (www.eugenebell.org). This foundatio n, named after a pioneering medical missionary in Korea, supports medical and humanitarian aid to North Korea, something that very few external NGOs are permitted to do. Dr. Linton, who is a descendant of Eugene Bell, is also a visiting associate of the K orean Institute at Harvard University.			Korean Lectures
16878	What Social and Natural Scientists Need to Know about Evil	Madison, Brian	4/13/2010	"Evil" is a term which, in the Christian tradition at least, is properly a "theological" term. That is to say, "evil" names that which is not c onsonant with the nature and action of God and therefore must be understood in relation to how Christians understand and speak about God. Christian theology has traditionally made a distinction between the moral evil perpetrated by personal agents (i.e. & quot;sin") and natural evil which occurs apart from personal agency and intention. In this presentation I will outline what is meant by "goodness," "supreme goodness, " "evil" and "sin" as theological categorie s. Augustine's wrestling with "the problem of evil" will provide some traction as I explore the content of these terms. Regarding our current discussion on human origins, I will sketch a description of human origins which may entail a closer lin kage of moral and natural evil than is often given.			Human Origins Seminar Series
10799	What St. Paul Really Said	Wright, N.T. (Tom)	1/23/2003	Paul was a zealous Jew whose explosive meeting with Jesus led him to believe that Israel’s God had declared Jesus to be the Messiah, and hence the true Lord of the who le world. N.T. Wright, Canon Theologian of Westminster Abbey and author of What St. Paul Really Said, determines the best way to understand Paul 20 centuries later. He will explain that Paul’s commission to be the “apostle to the Gentiles̶ 1; led him to hammer out a theology that was essentially a Jewish message for the pagan world, reshaped around Jesus, energized by the Spirit, and taking shape as a deeply personal and political message. Rediscovering his complex but breathtaking vision o f God, the world and the gospel is a central element in the urgent tasks facing today’s church.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2003
10767	What Teachers Need to Know About Standardized Tests	Kass, Corrine	5/12/2000	Eight-part video to accompany workshop print materials. Segment 1: What Teachers Need to Know About Standardized Testing. Segment 2: Standardized Test Administration. Segment 3: Interpreting Standardized Test Results. Segment 4: Explaining Test Scores to Parents and Other Teachers. Segment 5: The Differences Between Teaching and Testing. Segment 6: Adapting Teaching Methods Based on Standardized Test Resul ts. Segment 7: Informal Assessment. Segment 8: Brief Review		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10733	What Teens Learn About Sex	Regnerus, Mark; Sterk, Helen	4/26/2002	#219 WHAT TEENS LEARN ABOUT SEX One thing parents dread most about raising teenagers is having to discuss SEX. By the time they get around to it, they fear the kids will ju st laugh and say they already know more than their parents do! Well what ARE kids learning about sex today? From where? Do religious parents communicate differently to their children about this topic? Helen Sterk of the Calvin Communication Arts & Sci ences department and Mark Regnerus of the Center for Social Research share their research with us.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
15063	What the Psalms Have to Teach Us about Song Writing	Altrogge, Mark	1/30/2009	Psalms allow us to express a whole range of emotions in powerful ways and at the same time, they tell us a lot about God. This workshop will examine how worship song writer s can learn from the psalms as they work on their own craft.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2009
1736	What to do When Abuse Happens in Your Church - A Case Study of Bella Vista Church Incident	Frey, John	1/27/1997				Special Lecture Series
3953	What to Expect	Eldersveld, Peter	1/8/1957		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
14308	What We are Hearing: Patterns and Priorities for Ministry	Avila, Mariano Nuomi, Setri Mpindi Paul	6/9/2007	Panel Discussion		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
14222	What We Can Learn About Worship from Asaph the Psalmist	Noland, Rory	1/26/2007		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2007
11402	What We Can't Not Know: What is the Natural Law and Why Should Anyone Care?	Budziszewski, J.	7/23/2003		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Seminars in Christian Scholarship
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
6092	What We Post-literates Can Learn from the Oral Culture of Jesus - Plenary 2	Dewey, Dennis	7/12/2001				Conference on Liturgy & Music (COLAM)
3944	What Will You Do With Jesus	Eldersveld, Peter	3/27/1955		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
246	What Words Do Well and Do Not Well	Yancey, Philip	4/3/1998		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 1998
6197	What Works in American Education	Bennet, William	11/29/1988			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
3548	What Works in American Education	Bennet, William J.	11/29/1988		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin College Republicans Club
6211	What World is the Third World?	George, Ivy	11/16/1988			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
3406	What Would You Say if You Knew I Was Gay?	Lucas, James	2/27/1992		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
2277	What You Need to Know About Teen Suicide	Parrott, Les					Group's International Kidstitute
10794	Whatever Happened to Geographic Literacy?	de Blij, H.J.	1/16/2003	International competitions, tests and polls prove that Americans are among the most geographically illiterate citizens in the world. Indeed, the U.S.A. is the only country o f consequence in which it is possible to go from kindergarten through graduate school without ever having taking a course in geography. As a result, political leaders have embarrassed themselves and their country in foreign settings; members of the govern ment have misled the country in disastrous foreign-policy campaigns. Additionally, an inadequately educated public is in no position to make its views count. H.J. deBlij, a world-renown geography scholar and former geography editor for Good Morning Americ a, will address why geographic illiteracy can have catastrophic consequences and what could and should be done about it.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2003
231	Whatever It Takes: The Real Struggle for Political Power in America	Drew, Elizabeth	1/27/1998		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1998
14090	What's Happening at the Heart of Eurasia?	Starr, S. Frederick	1/10/2007	Between the great powers of India, China, Russia, and Europe, a "Greater Central Asia" is emerging. Ten countries are steadily emerging from centuries of oblivio n. As they do so, they have the potential to relink Europe and Asia as they did during the region's golden age. In the process, they may be creating a different and more modern model of Muslim society than we see in the fractious Middle East. It's worth i t for the U.S. to support this process. S. Frederick Starr is Chairman of the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University and Rector of the University of Central Asia , an in ternational initiative for education and development in Central Asia.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	January Series, 2007
3500	What's in the Genes? Designer Genes	Wells, Jonathan	5/26/2001		Heritage Hall : No Restriction	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Design, Self-Organization, and the Integrity of Creation
16877	What's Original about Original Sin? Reading Genesis 1-3 within the Christian Canon	Crump, David	4/6/2010	This lecture will attempt to do two things. First, it will raise questions about the methods being used in our current discussion over how to read the story of Adam and Eve. For instance, does the accumulation of 'parallels' or 'similarities' between different pieces of literature necessarily lead to solid conclusions about either the historicity or the intentions of the stories themselves? Second, we will briefly take anoth er look at Genesis 1-3. The story of Adam and Eve has been interpreted in many ways over the centuries and in modern times. I believe we can find territory in our interpretations which avoids, on the one hand, reading in ways which simply reinforce tradit ional theological preconceptions, and on the other hand, reading in ways which presuppose some unacceptable rationalistic assumptions.			Human Origins Seminar Series
10797	What's Really Going On in Afghanistan, Central Asia, Pakistan, etc.?	Starr, S. Frederick	1/21/2003	Over the past 16 months, Americans have been inundated with confusing information on the vast Eurasian heartland with which they previously had little or no contact. S. Fred erick Starr, founding chairman of the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute at Johns Hopkins University, will attempt to make sense of the region as a whole. His presentation will bring together the politics, economics, religious life and even the psychology of the 150 million people who occupy this region. He will further identify the major trends of importance to America and the world. Acknowledging the prevailing mood of gloom in the West and in the region itself, he will help listeners address the question, “Are there any grounds for hope in all that is happening there?”	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	January Series, 2003
10842	What's Really Happening in Palestine F98-23	DeVries, Henry				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Calvin Forum
8933	What's So Good (and not so good)	Boonstra, Harry			Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Calvin College Symposium
2102	What's the Problem? - Lecture 2	Plantinga, Alvin	5/23/1995	This lecture is a 2-cd set, and is the second lecture of a 4-lecture series: A2101, A2102, A2103, & A1966.			CTS Ph.D. Continuous Seminar
16310	What's True? Personal Convictions, Professional Objectivity	Green, Jennifer	4/15/2010	How do reporters explain a multiplicity of religions to an audience that may range from Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, atheist, or simply skeptical about any ultimate view of eternal truth? Jennifer Green discusses the challenges faced by journalists who strive to keep their own faith alive while covering divisive public issues.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
4267	What's Worthwhile about Liberation Theology?	Miguez-Bonino, J.	12/8/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Dialogue on Liberation Theology
4266	What's Wrong With Liberation Theology?	Richardson, H.	12/8/1980		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Dialogue on Liberation Theology
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
15639	Wheaton College Faculty Recital: An Evening of Music for Soprano, Mezzo-soprano & Piano	Hart, Carolyn, soprano Gamez, Denise, mezzo-soprano Paul, Daniel, horn, piano	10/11/2007	Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4501	When Can Foreign Policy Be Moral?	Saunders, Harold	1/13/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Interim Lecture Series, 1984
3414	When Christians Divorce	Holstege, Henry				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Portable Calvin
10720	When Christians Watch Movies	Anker, Roy; Jefchak, Andrew		#206 WHEN CHRISTIANS WATCH MOVIES Why are so many Christian movie reviewers preoccupied with counting swears and nudity scenes? Our theology equips us for so much more in e valuating films. On the other hand, some Christians are guilty of never even making it that far. They'll watch any film, and spend no time evaluating what they have seen. This week two film critics suggest how to develop a discerning eye: Andrew Jefchak, Aquinas College emeritus/Grand Rapids Press; and Roy Anker of the Calvin College English dept		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
2297	When Cultures Meet	Tega, Gary	10/5/1993		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin-Wester Meet
12398	When Every Day is Casual Friday: Anxiety Hangs Over a Culture When Adults Act Like Children	Mathewes-Green, Frederica	1/14/2005	Author, columnist, commentator Regular contributer to: National Review Online, Christianity Today, First Things, Touchstone, Beliefnet.com, and others Commentator fo r "Morning Edition" on NPR Clumnist for "Christian Reader" Author of many books including: "The Company of Icons: Their Role in the Household of Faith," "Gender: Men, Women, Sex, Feminism," "The Illumin ed Heart: The Ancient Christian Path of Transformation" and others	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 2005
4772	When Faith and Science Collide	Plantinga, Alvin	3/16/2000			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
167	When Father Disappears..	Whitehead, Barbara D.	1/20/1999		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	January Series, 1999
15082	When God Speaks through You	Satterlee, Craig A.	1/30/2009	Based on his book, When God Speaks through You, Craig A. Satterlee will explore how "holy and active listening" - listening for God's voice speaking in and through the faith community - can occur when church members talk to one another and to their pastors about preaching-and especially the faith convictions they bring to the sermon, which influence both the preaching and influence what is heard.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2009
16042	When Groups Play: Flash Mobs & Urban Experiments	Bliss, Rob		#1001 What does it take to get thousands of people to show up downtown for a pillow fight? Rob Bliss, creator of The Rob Bliss Urban Experiments, tells how technology and social dynamics help him gather crowds for memorable happenings. Karen Saupe hosts.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
11778	When It's Hard To Do Right	Docherty, G.M.
16313	When Jesus Laughed	Avi	4/15/2010	Avi considers the context of religion and faith in his historical novels and discusses whether a writer who is not religious can write about characters who are.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
15592	When Justice and Peace Embrace: A Service of Lessons and Carols for Advent and Christmas	Campus Choir Ivory, Sean, conductor Women's Chorale Navarro, Joel, interim conductor	12/3/2006	Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14959	When Managed Care Comes Knocking: Arguments for Buying Pastoral Care	VandeCreek, Larry			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
13287	When Nightmares Cease: A Message of Hope	Block, Daniel I.	6/10/2005		Sem AV : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
12730	When Nightmares Cease: A Message of Hope from Daniel 7	Block, Daniel I.	6/10/2005		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Bible and Ministry Conference: Preaching Apocalyptic Texts
187	When Old is New Again: Black Women's Motherwork as Political Activism	Collins, Patricia	2/17/2000		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2255	When Our Hands Grow Weary	Kleinheksel, Roger	10/27/1987				Calvin - Western Sectional
14595	When Romance Crosses Cultures: Overcoming Obstacles & Celebrating Intimacy in Cross-Cultural Relationships	Umran, Naji; Zaci, Anne	2/22/2008	Led by Anne Zaci and Naji Umran, joined by panelists Roland and Lisseth Hoksbergen, Simon and Judy Ko, Gabe and Joanna Tannor	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Sexuality Series
6324	When the Church is a Church; Consecration of Ourselves to God	Clarence Boomsma; Marinus Goote	1/24/1988		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Plymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
16664	When the Earth Quakes	Menninga, Clarence	10/7/2010		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Noontime Series
6359	When the Heartbeat Stops	Kool, Ron	5/28/1989		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Plymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church
12603	When the Muse Won't Play: Now What?	Krist, Jan	4/1/2005	In a hands-on workshop about pushing through with skill, faith, and tenacity, Krist speaks on how the craft of songwriting can get you through the dry times. Participants wi ll craft a song from opening phrase to closing chord--write, edit, re-write and score.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2005
2451	When the Roll is Called Down - Rom. 16:1-6	Craddock, Fred
10729	When Theologians Study Jesus	Wright, N.T.		#215 WHEN THEOLOGIANS STUDY JESUS It may come as a surprise to many Christians that theologians have vastly different ideas of who Christ was, what His mission was, and whet her there was even a resurrection! They also assign varying degrees of reliability to Scripture. Theologian and historian N.T. Wright of Westminster Abbey explains the complications and what he does about them.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
14124	When Were You Robbed?	Gay, Doug	1/26/2007	This workshop reflects on the rise of Alternative Worship in the UK over almost two decades, which has led at different times to both sublime and ridiculous innovations in w orship practice. While recognizing that a diversity of worship 'tribes' is likely to persist within our churches, Doug argues that alternative/emerging worship practice is a key indicator of the future shape of Reformed worship in both the UK and North Am erica.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2007
14656	When You Wish Upon a Star	Finch, Robert	4/18/2008	In this lecture Finch explores the possibility that how we think about and write about ourselves, in terms of our religious, psychological, and philosophical ideas, may have its origins in the nature of the physical world.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2008
16067	Where Am I Wearing? A Global Tour to the Countries, Factories, and People that Make Our Clothes	Timmerman, Kelsey	11/9/2009
4414	Where are the Mountains	Pekelder, Bernard	9/14/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
3797	Where are We Going?	DeKoster, L.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2499	Where are we in Reformed Worship	Macleod, Donald					Third Calvin Worship Symposium
16350	Where Do I Go from Here? Pursuing a Writing Dream in an Ever-Changing Publishing World	Munson, David & Diane	4/17/2010	Novelists David and Diane Munson received their first book contract after meeting with a publisher at the Festival of Faith and Writing. They share their experience of movin g into full-time writing and speaking careers, and they offer advice about the latest publishing trends, marketing ideas, self-promotion, and speaking opportunities.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
3954	Where Do You Stand?	Eldersveld, Peter	1/13/1957		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
14654	Where Falsehoods Dissolve: Memory as Witness	Eire, Carlos	4/18/2008	Memory may be an imperfect record of the past, but it is nonetheless the most immediate and reliable connection that every individual has to his or her own history. When it comes to great historical events—especially in cases where great injustices have taken place—personal memory can provide valuable testimony against all attempts to deny or distort the truth. Eire explores the advantages and perils of relying o n memory as eyewitness testimony against injustice.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2008
6338	Where God Lives; Faith, The Way to Truth	Arnold Brink	7/17/1988		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Plymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church
15931	Where is Calvin?				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5045	Where is Calvin?	Boeve, E. Walter, M. Primus, J Slenk, H.	11/12/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Centennial
3646	Where is Calvin?	Blake, Norman	11/12/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Centennial
6349	Where is our Glory?; Are you Prepared For His Coming?	Tymen Hofman; Kuldipgangar	1/15/1989		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Plymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church
16558	Where is the Love? Where is the Justice? Muslim Reflections for Today	Safi, Omar	10/7/2010	The West Michigan Academic Consortium and the Kaufman Interfaith Institute present "Islam Beyond the Headlines"		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
3072	Where is the Promise of His Coming? - II Peter 3	Craddock, Fred	3/24/1994				Conference on Expository Preaching
2123	Where Spiritual Formation Begins	Ensign, Marti	11/7/1996				CTS Special Lecture
5494	Where the Jobs are	Houston, Jack			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
14505	Where the Love of God Goes: Dealing with Disasters	Smith, Kathy	1/25/2008	It seems that almost every time we turn on the news there is another disaster wrecking havoc in people’s lives. Often disasters are hardest on people of faith who stru ggle with questions such as "Where is God when it hurts?" and "Why me, Lord?" For worship leaders, the time to prepare yourself and those who you love for times of disaster is before the disaster strikes. We will examine the impact dis asters can have on people’s lives and the spiritual preparation necessary to help you plan worship in ways that help you and your congregations face disasters in your own lives and the lives of those whom you love.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
16336	Where the Truth Lies: Exploring the Nature of Fact and Fiction	Wiebe, Rudy	4/16/2010	It has been said that one cannot understand the world without telling a story. But every writer, whether writing fiction or non-fiction, wrestles with the question: How does "story" relate to the actual life we live? Using examples from ancient creation stories to contemporary news, Rudy Wiebe explores our profound desire for "truth."	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
14224	Where Then Shall We Live: Location as Fundamental Choice for Christian Discipleship, Worship, and Evangelism.	Jacobsen, Eric O.	1/26/2007		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2007
11526	Where's God in the Netherlands?	Groenewoud, Gerben	9/26/2003	#403 WHERE'S GOD IN THE NETHERLANDS? Why does Holland have some of the most liberal laws on prostitution, drugs, and euthanasia? Do the Christians there have no voice? Or perhaps they feel differently from Americans on many of these issues? Gerben Groenewood of the Free University of Amsterdam philosophy department tells host Karen Saupe how many Dutch people feel about their country and its principles.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Inner Compass
5903	White Lie, The	Stob, Henry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
76	Whither the Apocalyptic Novel?	Bolt, John; Jensen, Steven; McConnell, Ami	4/1/2000		Bookstore (college) : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2000
13797	Whither? Reading and the Future of Literature in a Visual Age	Schaap, James	4/22/2006	What are lovers of literature—and Christians—to think of the dire predictions of Reading at Risk, the recent report from the National Endowment for the Arts? The report claims that fewer than half of American adults now read literature and that the United States is experiencing a general collapse in advanced literacy. What does this mean for book lovers—and for writers?	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2006
16425	Who are the Frisians?	Frederick Feikema Manfred	7/16/1976	Total Program on 2 tapes	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11815	Who Cares?	Craddock, Fred
214	Who Cares? Public and Private Caring and the Rethinking of Citizenship	Tronto, Joan	3/13/2000		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3974	Who Crucified Him?	Eldersveld, Peter	3/16/1958		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
2969	Who in the World are Women?	Hunt, Galdys					Ministers' Institute
8742	Who in the World Are Women?	Hunt, Gladys			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
3828	Who is Fit to Lead?	Cooper, Dale	7/31/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Calvinette Leaders Convention
14388	Who is Gospel Music For?	Abbington, James		#816 WHO IS GOSPEL MUSIC FOR? Originally broadcast April 13, 2008 Many people have strong feelings about what kind of music is appropriate for church, and exactly how it should be performed. Performed for who? January Series guest James Abbington of Emory University's Candler School of Theology, and executive editor of the African American Church Music series, takes host Karen Saupe on a tour at the piano.			Inner Compass
4347	Who Keeps Whom	Nykamp, Del	3/28/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
14530	Who May and May Not Participate in the Worship Life of the Church?	Stephenson, Mark	1/26/2008	(this session was not recorded)	None : Not Recorded.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
5235	Who Were the Pharisees?	De Boer, W.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
6217	Who Will Comfort Me? Post Liberation Men	Kingma, Daphne Rose	1/9/1987			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
4201	Who Will Comfort Me? Men In the Post-Liberation Eighties, A Woman Psychotherapist's View	Kingma, Daphne Rose	1/19/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Interim Lecture Series, 1987
11919	Who will lead us; Be Sure To Pray For Yourself	Pardue, David Austin			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13650	Who You Are is How You are Heard: Personality and Personal Ethics in Preaching	Hulst, Mary	1/27/2006	D13 This session will demonstrate how the small choices preachers make (i.e. illustrations, use of humor, self-referential anecdotes) provide hearers not only with a better understanding of the text, but also with a keen understanding of the preacher. Come and learn how to become self-aware in your own preaching and improve your "ethics of preaching," or learn how to listen to the things your preacher isn't saying.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2006
2646	Whole Person, The: Intimacy in Communication	Kik; De Jong; Dean					Care of Souls
3879	Wholeness of Relationship to God	Deppe, Dean	5/14/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
3880	Wholeness of Relationship to Others	Joosse, Wayne	5/14/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2326	Wholeness of the Gospel, The	Costas, Orlando
3802	Wholly Following the Lord	Cloete, Daniel	11/28/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Multicultural Lecture
3885	Who's in Charge	DeVos, Peter	10/10/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
16911	Who's Sanctioning Whom? The Continuing Evolution of the Federal Faith-Based Initiative	Koopman, Douglas	10/26/2011	Trends in American Politics and Public Life, given by Dr. Douglas Koopman.			Henry Institute
14534	Whose Art? Which Church?	De Boer, Lisa	1/25/2008	Those of us who work at the intersection of the visual arts and congregational life know from experience how rich, complex, rewarding, and often messy this area can be. Theo logical, historical and philosophical factors all come into play. This session, however, will look at some of the sociological factors that shape how the visual arts and our churches intersect. The aim of the session is twofold: 1) greater clarity for tho se of us working “on the ground” about some of the sociological factors that shape our work, and 2) a deepened appreciation for the freedom and opportunity (as opposed to the obstacles) we enjoy in working in this area.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2008
11615	Whose Hospitality? Whose Kingdom?	Van Leeuwen, Mary Stewart	11/4/2003		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.		Stob Lectures
10852	Why Africa May Become the First Islamic Continent	Mpindi, Paul Mbunga	2/13/2003				Missions Institute Lectures
10853	Why African Christianity is a Thousand Miles Wide and an Inch Deep	Mpindi, Paul Mbunga	2/12/2003				Missions Institute Lectures
139	Why are Christians Thirsty for Worshipping God?	Barnes, Craig	1/15/2000		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2000
5809	Why attend Chapel Services?	Pekelder, Bernard			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
11490	Why Barth Needed Hegel: Apologetics and Reformed Theology	Ward, Graham	9/11/2003	Plenary address	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	None : Not Available for sale.	Radical Orthodoxy Conference
15337	Why be a Christian?	Kreeft, Peter			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Veritas 2000
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
15967	Why be Concerned	Zylstra, Mark	5/17/1989	CMCRC Conference	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4979	Why Believe?	Evans, Stephen				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
16787	Why Business Matters to God	Van Duzer, Jeff	2/1/2011	On February 1, Jeff Van Duzer, Dean of the School of Business and Economics at Seattle Pacific University, spoke about "Why Business Matters to God (and what still need s to be fixed)." He became the first guest speaker sponsored by the Calvin Center for Innovation in Business.			Calvin Center for Innovation in Business
6028	Why Calvin?		12/21/1971		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4392	Why Chapel Services at Calvin	Pekelder, Bernard	9/15/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
6171	Why Christian Scholarship Needs Story and Art	Robinson, Marilynne	9/28/2001		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Christian Scholarship...For What?
13886	Why Christian Schools	Zylstra, Dr.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Conference on Education
16003	Why Christians Need Animals...and God Does, too	McDaniel, Jay	5/1/2009		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
3066	Why Christians Ought to Be in Prison	Colson, Charles	1/25/1980		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Interim Lecture Series, 1981
5223	Why Christians Ought to be in Prison	Colson, Charles	1/25/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Interim Lecture Series, 1980
15997	Why Christians Should be Physicalists	Murphy, Nancey	4/7/2009	http://www.calvin.edu/academic/philosophy/jellema.htm Lecture 2 of 2.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
16372	Why Comics?	Yang, Gene	4/17/2010	Gene Luen Yang discusses his love for comics, the reasons he makes them, and their value in helping readers both young and old to become engaged, attentive readers equipped with a more thoughtful approach to media.	Festival Faith & Writing Ofc. : Available with permission.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
12312	Why Democracy Takes So Long	Marinov, Vsevolod		#517 WHY DEMOCRACY TAKES SO LONG Democracy seems like such a good idea. Why don’t formerly oppressed citizens embrace it more quickly? January Series guest and Russ ian sociologist Vsevolod Marinov describes Russia’s long journey to democracy, suggesting to host Shirley Hoogstra why more patience with Iraq would be in order. (Guest from The January Series of Calvin College.)		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
10837	Why Diets Don't Work F98-24					Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Calvin Forum
13544	Why Do They Hate Us	Long, David		#621 MIDDLE EAST DEMOCRACY Originally broadcast May 7, 2006 America is trying to convince regimes in the Middle East to allow freedoms for the press, women, minority rel igions, and dissenting voices. What is getting in the way of our success? Diplomat and professor David Long, author of The Anatomy of Terrorism and Cultures and Customs of Saudi Arabia, discusses with host Shirley Hoogstra the complexities of establishing democracy.		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
6112	Why Do We Worship?	Cooper, Dale	4/5/1988			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Portable Calvin
6284	Why do you believe?; Lord I believe	Ted Verseput; Duane K. Kelderman	6/14/1987		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Plymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church
2718	Why Does God Hide?	Boosma, Clarence					Plymouth Heights CRC
5790	Why Does One Write?	Nin, Anais	4/10/1974		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
15343	Why Everybody Needs a Masterplot	Jeffrey, David Lyle			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Veritas 2000
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
6308	Why Follow Jesus?; In the Presence of God	John Rozeboom; Ray Van Leeuwen	3/15/1987		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Plymouth Heights Christian Reformed Church
15756	Why Good Things Happen to Good People:How to Live a Longer, Happier Life by the Simple Act of Giving	Post, Stephen G	7/20/2009	Stephen G. Post is Director of the Center for Medical Humanities, Compassionate Care, and Bioethics in the School of Medicine, Stony Brook University (SUNY). From 1998 thro ugh 2008 he was Professor of Bioethics & Family Medicine in the School of Medicine, Case Western Reserve University.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Seminars in Christian Scholarship
11956	Why Have We Given up the Ghost?: Notes on Reclaiming Literary Fiction	Lott, Brett	4/22/2004		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Festival of Faith & Writing, 2004
2185	Why I believe in the Ordination of Women	Sieplinga, D.; Essenberg, V.	5/29/1985		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CW-CRC
3810	Why I Believe in the Ordination of Women	Flikkema	5/29/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Committee for Women in the CRC
2452	Why I Believe the Bible Demands all Offices be Open to Women	Hugen, Melvin
5634	Why I Believe the Bible Requires the Ordination of Women	Hugen, Melvin	4/18/1988			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4143	Why I Believe the Bible Requires the Ordination of Women	Hugen, Melvin			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
11345	Why is My Speaking So Dull?	Beeners, William	1/15/1993				Worship Symposium
12539	Why Listening is the Beginning of All Good Communication	Schultze, Quentin	3/3/2005		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
6114	Why Mid-East Extremists Hate the US	Kennedy, Morehead	1/10/1989			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
3152	Why Ministers Should Not Read Books about Jesus	Thielman, Frank	10/5/2000		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research
14042	Why Only an Atheist Can Believe: Politics between Fear and Trembling	Zizek, Slavoj	11/10/2006	Dubbed 'the Elvis of cultural theory' by The Chronicle of Higher Education, Zizek's current work interrogates the Christian tradition and argues that it is, in fact, w orth saving. While his lecture will certainly propose a reading of Christianity that is both decidedly non-western and non-orthodox, Zizek's perspective on Christianity as a intellectual from Eastern Europe and an atheist philosopher is sure to bring ide as that will be both provocative and stimulating.	Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	Lecture
4852	Why Philosophize?	Jellema, Wm. Harry	1/22/1969	Why Philosophize? How does it fit in with other sciences; purpose of philosophy at time of Aristotle and socrates.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Lecture
3253	Why Physics and Theology Need a Mediator: The Many Metaphysical Faces of the Quantum State	Clayton, Phillip	4/17/1999	The seminars seek to promote high quality scholarship that reflects a Christian perspective and to encourage Christian scholars to examine critical and cutting-edge topics i n their disciplines. Many theologians have yet to realize and benefit from the transformed relationship between science and religion, and this is what we shall explore in our discussions.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Theology and the New Physics Conference
15091	Why Read Abraham Kuyper (1837-1920) on Worship?	Boonstra, Harry	1/30/2009	Abraham Kuyper’s accomplishments were many and he had a stellar career. He served as pastor, theologian, founder of the Free University in Amsterdam, chief organizer o f a Calvinist political party, prime minister of the Netherlands. He is, however, less well-known for another major contribution—his writings on worship and liturgy which are still relevant for the church today and will appear in an English translat ion as Our Worship (Eerdmans, forthcoming).	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2009
11484	Why Religious Experience is Important	Visser, Paul J.	10/3/2003		Bookstore(college) : Available for sale.		Theology and Practice of Evangelism in Today's World Confrence
3241	Why Religious People Feel They are Losing Voice..	Wolterstorff, Nicholas	7/21/1998		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Faculty Summer Seminars in Christian Scholarship 1998
14707	Why Should Koreans Care About North Korea?	Linton, Stephan	3/27/2008	What is going on in North Korea? Why should we know and care? What can we do? Dr. Stephan Linton is founder of the EugeneBell Foundation (www.eugenebell.org). This foundatio n, named after a pioneering medical missionary in Korea, supports medical and humanitarian aid to North Korea, something that very few external NGOs are permitted to do. Dr. Linton, who is a descendant of Eugene Bell, is also a visiting associate of the K orean Institute at Harvard University.			Korean Lectures
3838	Why Should We Worship?	Cooper, Dale			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
2154	Why Students Don't Learn Much of Anything at CTS and What to do About it	Calvin Seminary	9/22/1994				CTS Special Lecture
5255	Why the Dissention in the Church?	De Koster, Lester R.	11/9/1970		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8872	Why the History of Liturgical Arts is So Eye-Opening for Contemporary Christians	Krammes, Barry; Mulder, Karen	1/10/2002		Bookstore (college) : No Restriction		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2002
14432	Why the History of Sexuality Ought to be Taught at Christian Colleges and Universities	Bederman, Gail	10/9/2007	Dr. Gail Bederman is an Associate Professor of History at the University of Notre Dame. The lecture was co-sponsored by the Gender Studies Minor, the History Departmen t, the Psychology Department, and the Sexuality Series.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Sexuality Series, 2007-08
10514	Why the Trinity Matters for Psychotherapy	Wright, Ronald	5/23/2002		Bookstore (college) : No Restrictions		Loss of the Self in a Postmodern Therapeutic Culture
11783	Why Theology and The Arts Need Each Other In The Church Today, part 1	Begbie, Jeremy	1/10/2004	Part 1 of 3.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.
13993	Why Visit Battlefields?	Shaara, Jeff		#719 WHY VISIT BATTLEFIELDS? Originally broadcast April 15, 2007 What do you think of when you see a civil war monument? If you’re not the type to run up and read the text, Calvin College January Series guest and historical novelist Jeff Shaara might change all that. He describes for host Karen Saupe his guidebook Jeff Shaara's Civil War Battlefields: Discovering America’s Hallowed Ground, featuring 10 battle fields he says every American should visit.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
4417	Why Waste Perfume on Jesus?	Pekelder, Bernard	2/20/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Chapel
2359	Why We Are Here / Are You a Follower of Jesus?	Kyle, Graham			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Urbana 87 - Mission Convention
2490	Why We Do What We Do: Doctrinal Basis for Reformed Worship	Kay, James					Fifth Calvin Worship Symposium
5980	Why Worry About Science?	Wolthuis, Enno			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
12594	Why Would You Want to Do This? A Philosophy of Songwriting	Pettis, Pierce	4/1/2005	Rather than going over all the nuts and bolts of songwriting, Pettis' workshop will dwell mostly on the motivation of the songwriter in particular and the role or purpose of songwriting in general.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2005
16329	Why Writers Write: Questions and Answers on the Craft of Writing	DiCamillo, Kate	4/16/2010	Kate DiCamillo reflects on how she writes, where she finds ideas for her stories, how she develops characters, and what kinds of challenges she faces in doing so. In this in teractive session, she answers questions from participants on the craft of writing.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2010
2428	Why You Should Be A Misionary	Verver, George
5996	Wide Open Doors	Youngsma, Sidney			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5096	Wide Open Doors				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5097	Wide Open Doors				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Calvin College Alumni
8572	Wiersma Chamber Emsemble		9/26/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8571	Wiersma Chamber Emsemble		9/26/1986		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8899	Wiersma Memorial Lecture	Timmerman, John	4/22/1993		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Wiersma Memorial Lecture
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
3261	Wiersma Memorial Lecture	Schaap, James	4/17/1997		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Wiersma Memorial Lecture
3471	Wiersma Memorial Lecture	Cook, Hugh	4/19/2001	Twelfth Annual Wiersma Memorial Lecture			Wiersma Memorial Lecture
16053	Wikipedia: Internet Democracy	Wales, Jimmy		#1012 Wikipedia began with the goal of distributing a free, high-quality encyclopedia to every person on the planet. This internet project, written collaboratively by volunteers in over 260 languages, is now over 10 times larger than Encyclopedia Britannica. Founder Jimmy Wales considers how the project is meeting its many ideals. Karen Saupe hosts		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
11186	Wild Oats					Bookstore (college) : Available with permission.	CAS Dept. Play
5183	Wild Oats Part 1 of 2	Calvin Thespians				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
5182	Wild Oats part 2 of 2	Calvin Thespians				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin College Today
11185	Wild Oats, Part 2 of 2					Bookstore (college) : Available with permission.	CAS Dept. Play
2549	Will a Man Serve God for Nothing	Brown, Lavonn D.
3825	Will of Fod For Us, The	Borgorff, Peter	8/24/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2633	Will Our Children have Faith?	Hugen, Melvin			Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Cascade Family Camp 87
8953	Will Our Congregationism Kill Us?	DeMoor, Henry	6/8/1988		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
3369	Will the American Melting Pot Survive: Multicultural Education and the New Tribalism	Chavez, Linda	1/24/1991	Multicultural Education	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		January Series, 1991
11509	Will the Real Plato Please Stand Up? Participation vs. Incarnation	Benson, Bruce	9/13/2003	Session XIII	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Radical Orthodoxy Conference
16482	Will they know that we are Christians by our science? or Methological Naturalism.	Plantinga, Al	9/23/1994			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Lecture
7769	Willcocks Choir Concert	Willcocks, David; Calvin College Choirs	3/18/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7768	Willcocks Choir Concert	Willcocks, David; Calvin College Choirs	3/18/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8592	Willcocks Evensong	Evensong, Willcocks	3/20/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
8593	Willcocks Evensong	Evensong, Willcocks	3/20/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7939	William Bokhout, bass-baritone; Wenda DeVries, Piano	Bokhout, William; De Vries, Wenda	4/18/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7938	William Bokhout, bass-baritone; Wenda DeVries, Piano	Bokhout, William; De Vries, Wenda	4/18/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
13705	William Cope Mayer	Mayer, William Cope	9/12/2000		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
5626	William Fyfe: Master Planning at Calvin	Fyfe, Bill	4/1/1991	Bill Fyfe tours the Knolcrest campus and explains the thinking behind how the early campus was designed.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	History (college)
15733	William Karsten, tuba	Karsten, William Varineau, Gwen, piano	4/6/2009	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
3046	William Perkins: Puritan Popularizer	Packer, James I.	5/2/1996				CTS Special Lecture
10878	WILLIAM ROMANOWSKI	Romanowski, William	3/28/2003	William Romanowski is a professor of Communication Arts and Sciences at Calvin College and author of Pop Culture Wars: Religion and the Role of Entertainment in American Lif e and Eyes Wide Open: Looking for God in Pop Culture.	Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Music, 2003
8616	William Shakespeare	Tiemersma, Richard	10/23/1986			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Calvin College Today
3269	William Spoelhof Chair Lecture	Sterk, Helen	10/1/1997		Heritage Hall : No Restriction	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
16430	William Spoelhof Society Events	Hoogstra, Shirley	5/5/2010			Heritage Hall : Available with permission.	William Spoelhof Society
14287	William Spoelhof Society Luncheon	Vande Guchte, Peter	5/10/2007			Audio-Visual (college) : Available with permission.	Development
13668	William Spoelhof: The Early Years	Spoelhof, William	1/26/2006	First of 2-part series on William Spoelhof. 'William Spoelhof: The Early Years' chronicles Spoelhof's life from childhood up to his presidency at Calvin College. [His i nterview for the Library of Congress' WW2 Veteran's History Project is at: http://lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/vhp/bib/8130]		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.	History (college)
13669	William Spoelhof: The Presidency and Beyond	Spoelhof, William		Second of a 2-part series on William Spoelhof. William Spoelhof was the President of Calvin College from 1951-1976. This program documents Spoelhof's presidency and life after Calvin College. Through interviews with Spoelhof, as well as faculty and staff who worked with him, this documentary chronicles Calvin College's growth and transition from the Franklin Campus to the Knollcrest Campus. Spoelhof's leadership style a nd character are shown through the perspective of his co-workers. Spoelhof was the president of Calvin during a critical time in the college's history, and through his leadership and shepherding Calvin grew to become the college that is is today. He was the right person for his time at Calvin College.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	History (college)
15442	William Van Geest, piano	Van Geest, William	12/4/2003	Student recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student recital
15517	William Van Geest, piano	Van Geest, William	5/6/2005	Student Recital	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Student Recital
8214	Williams, Flute	Williams	4/19/1960		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2437	Willow Creek	Discussion Panel	1/11/1996	Discussion RE. Willow Creek
7103	Wind Chamber Music Recital	Wind Chamber Music	11/12/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7099	Wind Chamber Music Recital	Wind Chamber Music	11/16/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7100	Wind Chamber Music Recital	Wind Chamber Music	11/16/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7102	Wind Chamber Music Recital	Wind Chamber Music	11/15/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7104	Wind Chamber Music Recital	Wind Chamber Music	11/12/1980		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
7101	Wind Chamber Music Recital	Wind Chamber Music	11/15/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
14930	Window on the Post-Modern Condition	Fowler, James		Recovery from Psychological Trauma	Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Christian Association for Psychological Studies
11873	Winner Take All	Kerr, W.K.
13571	Winona Lake, Indiana		7/10/1967		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13570	Winona Lake, Indiana		7/10/1967		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
13569	Winona Lake, Indiana		7/10/1967		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5306	Winsome Christian, The	Exoo, Henry	1/9/1972		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Sermons
2036	Wisdom of this World, The	Van Til, Cornelius
13649	With All Thy Mind: How Right/Left Brain Theory Informs Christian Worship	Glick, Robert	1/27/2006	D12 Current brain research confirms that people's style of giving and receiving information varies greatly, based on which portions of their brains are their "default&q uot; settings. Denominations, too, often have a traditional ethos that favors one part of the brain over the others. This seminar explores how such information can help in developing holistic worship services that are less likely to leave out significant segments of a congregation.	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2006
16103	With Courage, Faith, and Vision: The First Fifty Years of Trinity Christian College	Trinity Christian College		This is the story of Trinity Chrsitan College's first fifty years. It is the story of a group of young men and women who had the courage to dream of a Chicagoland liberal a rts college centered on serving the Sovereign God. It is also the story of those who followed the founders and had faith for the task of making this vision a reality. Their faithfulness is evident in a college that grew in size and academic impact. The story is not finished. The Trinity Christan College of today has a vision for tomorrow: to prepare students to be shapers and doers for Christ.		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5098	Within the Pale		5/15/1968		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Faculty Program
2366	Without Crossing Barriers - The Mosaic	McGavran, Donald
15024	Witness to Change: Profiling Microfinance and the Empowerment of Poor Families, A	Rooy, Robert		Having worked as an assistant director on more than forty Hollywood productions, including Minority Report, Honeymoon in Vegas and the epic television series Lonesome Dove, Rooy now focuses his energy on creating media programs that engage and educate people about important human issues. His company, Rooy Media LLC, has worked in more than twenty countries in partnership with such organizations as UNICEF, the Microcredit Summit Campaign, the Grameen Foundation and Rodale Institute. He is arguably one of the foremost chroniclers of microfinance, an innovative anti-poverty strategy that has helped millions of families escape poverty. To Our Credit, his seminal PBS documenta ry series featuring Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus, introduced many Americans to this ground-breaking idea. It was the first of a dozen programs he has produced on the subject and the first of several collaborations with Dr. Yunus. Rooy, a f ormer president of Calvin Thespians, returns to his alma mater to share his journey of discovery, his belief in the power of people-centered development, and his commitment to using the powerful tool of film on behalf of the disenfranchised.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	January Series, 2009
2354	Witness to Muslims in North America	Ipema, Peter
10367	Witness to the Light; A Choral Celebration of Christmas and Epiphany, A	Calvin College Alumni Choir Shangkuan, Pearl Bos, Kenneth Van Wingerden, Randall	1/5/2001	Christmas Concert	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
10877	Witnessing and Testifying: Black Women, Religion, and Civil Rights	Ross, Rosetta E.	3/26/2003	Rosetta E. Ross, an ordained elder in the United Methodist church and McVay Associate Professor of Christian Ethics at United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities will be speaking about her forthcoming book which examines the lives of seven female civil rights activists, and will also discuss some other women who were not featured in the book. Her work "examine(s) black women's civil rights activism as religiously im pelled moral practice, redress(ing) an oversight in previous work . . . and lift(ing) up a paradigm for engagement in the challenges of contemporary social life."	Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Lecture
6517	Witvliet, John D., Student Recital	Witvliet, John	11/2/1989		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Senior Recital
15345	Wolrd Views in Conflict: the New Genetics - Risks and Benefits	Young, Frank ?			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Veritas 2000
8880	Woman's Journey, A (Personal Story), Saturday, June 22	Jill S.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Spiritual Awakenings
11466	Women and Office Symposium (3 tapes)	Prenger, N.; Hugen, M.; De Moor, H.	2/27/1987	Tape 1-1:29:14 Tape 2-1:53:08
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
3246	Women at Calvin Panel		9/25/1998		Heritage Hall : No Restriction
4743	Women in Business		11/14/1985	Women's Forum Panel Discussion	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Women's Forum
4240	Women in Ecclesiastical Office	Lamaire, Martin	5/5/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Committee for Women in the CRC
12377	Women in Office	Hugen, Melvin Bolt, John Cooper, John				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2454	Women in Office	DeJong, James					Spring Pastor's Conference - Dordt Dollege
4204	Women in Office Issue, The: How Crucial Is It?	Kloosterman, Nelson			Heritage Hall : Archive/Unavailable for Dist.		Orthodoxy and Orthopraxis
5249	Women in Office, Part 1	VandenHeuvel; VanHarn	8/10/1992			Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
5254	Women in Office, Part 2	Vanden Heuvel, VanHarn				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
14381	Women in Political Leadership	Clift, Eleanor		#809 WOMEN IN POLITICAL LEADERSHIP Originally broadcast Jan. 27, 2008 Is a woman strong enough to be President of the United States? To lead us into war, to stand up to t errorists? And can she do it all in a pink suit? Why does it matter what she wears? Host Shirley Hoogstra discusses women in political leadership with Calvin College January Series guest Eleanor Clift, contributing editor and columnist for Newsweek and co -author of Madam President: Women Blazing the Leadership Trail.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Inner Compass
8886	Women in S.A.A. (Personal Story), Sunday, June 23	Marilyn F.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Spiritual Awakenings
3818	Women in the Church: What is Our Future?	Cook, Sarah	4/20/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Committee for Women in the CRC
11002	Women in the Church: Where Do We Go from Here?	Hugen, Mel; Hofman, Leonard	10/4/1987		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
5256	Women in the CRC	Grissen, Lillian; Van Hamersveld, Dale				Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
16028	Women in the CRC: Oral History Project				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4137	Women in the Early Church	Howe, Margaret	4/15/1982		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
2168	Women in the Image of God	Greidanus, Morris	2/4/1986		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		CW - CRC Winter Meeting
5273	Women in the Ordained Ministry					Heritage Hall : Available for sale.	Calvin Forum
14717	Women of Lockerbie, The	Sandberg, Stephanie		A mother from New Jersey roams the hills of Lockerbie Scotland looking for her son's remains which were lost in the crash of Pan Am flight 103. She meets the women of Locker bie, who are fighting the US government to obtain the clothing of the victims found in the plane's wreckage. The women, determined to convert an act of hatred into an act of love, want to wash the clothes of the dead and return them to the victim's famili es. Although the characters and situations in the play are purely fictional, The Women of Lockerbie is loosely inspired by a true story. Written in the structure of a Greek tragedy, it is poetic drama about the triumph of love over hate.		Audio-Visual (college) : Available with permission.	CAS Dept. Play
3538	Women of the Reformation	Bainton, Roland Dr.	10/10/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4910	Women of the Reformation	Bainton, Roland	10/10/1978		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
4378	Women on the Cutting Edge		11/19/1983		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Partnership in the Gospel
4142	Women, Slaves, Children, and Jews	Hugen, Melvin	2/3/1985	Incomplete recording.	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Committee for Women in the CRC
4474	Women: Called by Christ for the Sake of the Church and the World	Rienstra, Marchiene	6/23/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Evangelical Women's Caucus
14281	Women's Basketball Hilites, 2007	Women's Basketball Team	5/1/2007	Hilites of the Calvin College women's 2007 basketball season.		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.	Sports
10374	Women's Choral Festival, A	Lyric Singers of Calvin College, The Grand Rapids Christian HS East Kentwood HS South Christian HS Johnson, Sigrid, guest conductor Bos, Kenneth, guest Accomp anist	3/2/2001	Celebration of Women's History Month	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7550	Women's Chorus	Women's Chorus	11/21/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7549	Women's Chorus	Women's Chorus	5/7/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7537	Women's Chorus	Woman's Chorus	4/25/1966		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7548	Women's Chorus	Women's Chorus	12/5/1984		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7539	Women's Chorus	Women's Chorus	12/10/1967		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7538	Women's Chorus	Women's Chorus	4/24/1967		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4750	Women's Missionary Union 50th Anniversary Celebration	Women's Missionary Union	10/14/1975	Evening Session	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Women's Missionary Union
4745	Women's Missionary Union 50th Anniversary Celebration	Women's Missionary Union	10/14/1975	Morning Session	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Women's Missionary Union
4749	Women's Missionary Union 50th Anniversary Celebration	Women's Missionary Union	10/14/1975	Afternoon Session	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Women's Missionary Union
16644	Women's Volleyball Championship Game		11/22/2010	DVD contains the entire game, a post-game press conference, and an interview with Coach Amber Warners.		Audio-Visual (college) : Available for sale.
16661	Wonder, Wisdom, Worry, and Work	Beversluis, Claudia	8/26/2010	Dr. Claudia Beversluis, provost and professor of psychology, introduced the day with reflections on the current campus context and the tasks before us.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Fall Conference for Faculty and Staff
1956	Wonderful World of Contemporary Music, The	Ferguson, John	1/10/1998
11569	Wood	Wood	4/10/2000		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7098	Woodwind Quintet	Woodwind Quintet	5/12/1975		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
7096	Woodwind Quintet	Woodwind Quintet	1/27/1970		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
4010	Word and Education, The	VanDyke, John			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Federation of CR Men's Societies Convention
4013	Word and Minorities, The	Patterson, Virgil	5/19/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Federation of CR Men's Societies Convention
11448	Word and South America, The	Boonstra, Juan	5/18/1977		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Federation of CR Men's Societies Convention
5067	Word and the World, The	Hagstrum, Jean H.	5/2/1962		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Honors Convocation
4012	Word and the World, The	Hulst, John		Unintelligable-Distorted Recording	Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Federation of CR Men's Societies Convention
5698	Word for this World	Jellema, William Harry			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Lecture
14924	Word from the Wise: Grace and Truth in the Way We Talk, A	Plantinga, Neal	6/10/1999		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.
2541	Word in Your Life, The - Receiving It	Vander Ark, Nelle					Ministers' Institute
8740	Word in Your Life, The- Receiving it	Vander Ark, Nelle			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
8749	Word in Your Life, The- Relating it	Vander Ark, Nelle			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Ministers' Institute
2310	Word is Deed, The: An Autobiographical Vignette	Vassady, Bela	1/29/1987				CTS Special Lecture
13842	Word Made Stone, The	Blue, Debbie	4/22/2006		Bookstore (college) : Available for sale.		Festival of Faith & Writing, 2006
3935	Word of Farewell	Eldersveld, Peter	3/1/1953		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
3977	Word of God, The	Eldersveld, Peter	10/3/1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
3936	Word of Hell, The	Eldersveld, Peter	3/8/1953		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
3937	Word of Life, The	Eldersveld, Peter	3/15/1953		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
4009	Word of South America	Boonstra, Juan S.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Federation of CR Men's Societies Convention
6026	Word of the Cross, The	Eldersveld, Peter H.		A Memorial Album, 1946-1965		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research	Back-to-God Hour
5292	Word of the Cross, The	Eldersveld, Peter			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
5293	Word of the Cross, The	Eldersveld, Peter			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Back-to-God Hour
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
10016	Word of the Cross, The; (A Memorial Album)	Eldersveld, Peter M.			Heritage Hall : No Restriction
3863	Word Which Cannot Be Broken, The	DeJong, Peter Y.			Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4684	Word, The: Spotlight or Prism	Vos, Louis, A.	2/8/1985		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Committee for Women in the CRC
14469	Words Wear Out: How Writers Help Us Renew Religious Language	Rienstra, Debra	1/10/2008	Associate Professor of English at Calvin College teaching modern British Literature, world literature, Shakespeare, composition and poetry. She is the author of two books, & quot;Great with Child: On Becoming a Mother" and "So Much More: An Invitation to Christian Spirituality" - a kind of imaginative orientation to the Christian faith.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		January Series, 2008
3878	Work	Deppe, Dean	9/27/1979		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
16271	Work of His Hands, The: Bringing Hope to Nicaragua			Nicaragua		Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research
4140	Work, Wish, and Hope in Marriage	Hugen, Melvin	3/23/1979		Bookstore(college) : Archive/Available for Research		Inaugural Address
2320	Work...A Redeeming Word	Zapata, Dominga					Urban Congress 1982
1861	Work...The Church...And The Cities	Betanzas, Samuel					CMCRC Conference 1987
41	Working Baptismal Font, A	Duba, Arlo	1/15/2001	Often a baptismal font does not get used for weeks at a time. Members of the congregation may hardly ever notice it. This session will focus on the importance of baptism i n weekly worship as we encourage one another to live out our baptism, to emphasize personal renewal, evangelism, mission, and other facets of Christian commitment. [Many Symposium on Worship recordings are available at: http://www.worshipsymposium.org/ past/]			Symposium on Worship & the Arts, 2001
2315	Working in the Urban System from a Kingdom Perspective	White, James
14946	Working Toward Healing, Peace, and Forgiveness	Carter, Rod	6/10/2004		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Chaplains Conference
3161	Working with the Poor	Myers, Bryant	11/7/2000
14230	Working with Your Local Media	Bierma, Nathan; de Haan, Phil	1/26/2007		Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Symposium on Worship, 2007
14792	Works Salvation and Community in The Scarlet Letter	Harper, Preston	5/30/1998		Heritage Hall : Available for sale.		Puritanism and its Discontents
11801	Workshop	Briscoe, Stuart
11816	Workshop	Craddock, Fred
11582	Workshop 1: Small Group Ministry				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Multi-Ethnic Conference
11583	Workshop 1: Small Group Ministry				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Multi-Ethnic Conference
11586	Workshop 2: Leaders and Development				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Multi-Ethnic Conference
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
11587	Workshop 2: Leaders and Development				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Multi-Ethnic Conference
11588	Workshop 3: The Church Meeting Today's Society				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Multi-Ethnic Conference
11590	Workshop 4: The Changing Family In Society				Heritage Hall : Archive/Available for Research		Multi-Ethnic Conference
11787	Workshop Conclusions	Bauman, Dan
1887	Workshop on Youth Ministries	Burns, Ridge	5/8/1992	Tape 1-1:24:45 Tape 2-1:05:47 Tape 3-1:02:26
8957	Workshop: Aids Education for Pastors	Vander Kolk, Jan	6/6/1989		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
8978	Workshop: Building a Caring Ministry	VanZanten, Tony	6/6/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
8982	Workshop: Building the Church through Small Groups	Deters, Laurie	6/6/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
11820	Workshop: Effective Preaching	Davis, Lee Ron
8962	Workshop: Enlarging the Pastors Spiritual Life	Vander Griend, Alvin	6/6/1989		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
8976	Workshop: One Church's Experience with Multi-Cultural Growth	Beelen, Dave; Davis, George	6/5/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
8977	Workshop: One Church's Experience with Multi-Cultural Growth	Beelen, Dave; Davis, George	6/5/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
8963	Workshop: Pain and Suffering: Implications and Applications	Kok, James	6/6/1989		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
8965	Workshop: Pastors Sabbaticals and Continuing Education	Admirall; Boot; Steigenga	6/6/1989		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
11817	Workshop: Preaching As Storytelling	Craddock, Fred
11875	Workshop: Preparing to Preach	Killinger, John
11915	Workshop: Sermon Application	Packer, James I.
8975	Workshop: The Church and the Dysfunctional Family	Topp, Carol	6/5/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
8973	Workshop: Too Busy Not to Pray	Hybels, Bill	6/5/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
8980	Workshop: Worship as Evengelism	Hoksbergen, Al	6/6/1990		Heritage Hall : No Restriction		Ministers' Conference
Item #	Program Title	Speaker	Date	Description	Audio Distributor	Video Distributor	Event Name
16020	World Christianity and American Christianity: What About the Future?	Noll, Mark	9/18/2009	Noll is currently the Francis A. McAnaney Professor of History at Notre Dame University; he previously taught for 27 years at Wheaton College in both history and theology. N oll was named one of the 25 most influential evangelicals in America by Time Magazine in 2005. He is a well known author, and his book credits include The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind; The Rise of Evangelicalism; The Work We Have To Do: A History of Pr otestants in America, and The New Shape of World Christianity: How American Experience Reflects Global Faith.	Campus Store (college) : Available for sale.		Henry Institute
3513	World Christianity and Literary Theory: The Kenotic Motif in African Theology and the New Historicism	Brueck, Katherine