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First Mass -- Basics of the Mass -- Why do we call our worship "the Mass"? -- What other names does the Mass go by? -- What happens at a Catholic Mass? -- Why do we need this ritual? Can't I worship God just as well using my own words? -- Why does the Mass refer to Jesus as a "victim" and a "lamb"? -- Why is the Mass a sacrifice? -- Why is the Mass the same sacrifice that Christ made on the cross? -- Is every Catholic worship service a Mass? -- Eucharist: the Real Presence of Christ -- What is the Eucharist? -- What is the real presence? -- If God is everywhere, what's special about the real presence in the Eucharist? -- Why do Catholics believe in the real presence, instead of just saying that the bread and wine are symbols? -- What is transubstantiation? -- When does transubstantiation happen? -- Why does the priest mix water with the wine? -- If the Body of Christ is in every Catholic church, does that mean Jesus has lots of bodies all over the world? -- How can we teach children about the real presence? -- Scriptural and Historic Roots -- Where does the Mass appear in the Bible? -- How can the Mass appear in the Old Testament if Jesus instituted it in the New? -- What are the Jewish roots of the Christian ritual? -- Where does the Mass appear in the New Testament? -- How did Jesus prepare his followers for the institution of the Mass? -- Why do the accounts of the first Mass differ from book to book? -- How do we know that Jesus intended the Church to continue offering the Mass? -- Did the early Church -- the persecuted, "underground" Church -- celebrate the Mass? If so, how? -- celebrant -- Who may offer the Mass? -- How did Jesus give our priests the power to change bread and wine into his body and blood? -- What is a pontifical Mass? -- Is Mass with the pope or bishop "worth more" than Mass in my parish? -- Does there have to be a congregation for there to be a Mass? -- What are the vestments the priest wears? -- Why does the priest wear vestments? -- What do the colors of the vestments mean? -- Obligation and Opportunity -- How often must I go to Mass? -- Why does the Church require us to go to Mass on Sunday? -- Can I satisfy the Sunday obligation by going to Vespers instead of Mass? -- What does it mean to offer the Mass for a particular "intention"? -- Why do Catholics offer Masses for the dead? -- How does the Mass relate to the other sacraments? -- What is the relationship between the Mass and social justice? -- How is the Mass like heaven? -- Rites -- Why do some Catholic churches celebrate the Eucharist in ways that are far different from the way I know? -- What is the Latin Mass? -- What is the Tridentine Mass or Extraordinary Form? -- Why do some Catholics like the Latin Mass so much? -- Why is Latin still the official language of the Mass in the Catholic Church? -- Do non-Catholic churches also celebrate the Mass? -- Properly Equipped -- Why does the Church use unleavened bread? -- May the priest use other types of bread? -- May a priest use gluten-free wheat bread for the sake of people who have celiac disease? -- What if my body can't take any wheat at all? -- What are the vessels used in the Mass? -- What's special about altar candles? -- What are rubrics? -- What's hidden in the compartment in or under many altars? -- Why does the Church honor the relics of the saints? -- Receiving Communion -- Who may receive Holy Communion? -- How should I prepare to go to Mass and receive Communion? -- What is the Communion fast? -- What if I forget and break the Communion fast? -- What happens if I receive Communion in a state of mortal sin? -- How should I receive Communion? -- Why do some people receive Communion on the hand and others on the tongue? -- Is it better to receive Communion under both species? Do I receive "more" if I do? -- What is viaticum? -- Can the Church deny Communion to particular individuals? If so, when and how? -- Why are certain politicians allowed to take Communion even when they vote against Church teachings? -- What is excommunication? -- How often may I go to Communion? -- How often must I go to Communion? -- What should I do after taking Communion? -- What should I do if I attend Mass but cannot go, or choose not to go, to Communion? -- Are Catholics allowed to take Communion in a non-Catholic church? -- Are non-Catholics allowed to take Communion in a Catholic church? -- Parts of the Mass -- How is the Mass divided? -- Why does the Mass begin with the Sign of the Cross? -- What is the Penitential Rite? -- Why do we pray to Mary and the saints? -- What is the Gloria? -- How does the Church pick the Bible readings for each Mass? -- What is the Alleluia? -- What is the gesture people make before the reading of the Gospel? -- What is a sermon supposed to be? -- What is the Creed? -- What is the Universal Prayer? -- Why does the Church collect money at Mass? -- What is the Offertory? -- What is the Eucharistic Prayer? -- What is the Canon of the Mass? -- What is the Preface? -- What is the "Holy, Holy, Holy"? -- What is the institution narrative? -- Why does the Church call upon the Holy Spirit at this point in the Mass? -- What is the "mystery of faith"? -- What is the Communion Rite? -- Why do we pray the Lord's Prayer at this part of the Mass? -- What is the "Lord, 1 am not worthy" prayer? -- What is Holy Communion? -- Why does the Mass end so abruptly after Communion? -- What should I do after Mass?.
Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2022.
9781032156224 hardcover
Medieval Cambridge : borough, churches, and colleges in their economic and social context / A 'coffin' for St Audrey : some misunderstandings about Middle-Saxon Cambridge? / The Late-Saxon graveyard at Cambridge castle and the origins of urbanism in Cambridge / The People of Holy Sepulchre, Cambridge, in the 12th century / Exploring the changing face of architecture across the long 12th century : the lost Anglo-Norman churches of Augustinian Barnwell Priory and the scattered remains of Romanesque Cambridge / The Parochial nave in 12th- and 13th-century Cambridgeshire / Two early collegiate parish churches in Cambridge : St Michael's and Little St Mary's / An architecture of incumbency? Burwell and beyond / John Wastell: architect, Genius, and all-round Mr Fix-It / Thomas Loveday and his 'Occupation of Carpynter's Craft' / 'Souvent me souvient' : remembering Lady Margaret Beaufort's painted glass in Cambridge / The aesthetics of change : Edward III's 'Secretum Secretorum' and English manuscript illumination of the 14th century / Common seals? The iconography of the medieval seals of Cambridge colleges / Robert Willis on Cambridge : church, colleges, and city / Morris, Leach, Parr, and Gothic mural decoration in Victorian Cambridge / Oxbridge in America : archaeology, emulation, and Disneyfication / The Anglo-Saxon Church of the Holy Trinity at Great Paxton / St Bene't, Cambridgeers are represented by its contents. The volume sets the archaeological and art historical analysis in its socio-economic context; medieval Cambridge was a city located on major trade routes and with complex social and institutional differences. In an academic field increasingly shaped by interdisciplinary interest in material culture, 'Medieval Art, Architecture and Archaeology in Cambridge' marks a major new contribution to the field, focussing on the complexity, variety and specificity of the buildings and objects that define our understanding of Cambridge as a medieval city."--Preliminary page i. Jesus College Chapel /
Reconnection to Jewish Culture and Learning -- Introduction - The JDC Jewish Library Project -- Background: Jewish Education and Culture during the Soviet Era -- The Pale of Settlement -- Jewish religious, cultural and educational suppression following the Bolshevik Revolution -- The Second World War and its aftermath -- Glasnost and Perestroika -- The reawakening of Jewish cultural associations, Jewish cultural events and the establishment of the Va'ad -- JDC's Official Re-entry and the Formulation of JDC Strategy in Education and Culture in the Soviet Union -- Former JDC activities in the Soviet Union -- Initial JDC policy formulation -- Formation of the Soviet Union Team (SUT) -- The Jewish Library Project -- The official agenda and its byproducts -- Criteria and budget for library distribution -- Assessment and selection of available books -- Library logistics, distribution and administration -- Early community response to the JDC libraries -- 1990 interim JDC library project evaluation -- Ongoing JDC library activities -- Expansion and routinization -- Libraries as community centers -- Administrative cutbacks during expansion -- Program expansion, development and maturation -- JDC library project activities: Interim summary -- Special library collections -- Ongoing library activities after project discontinuation -- Culture and Cultural Associations -- The Jewish Cultural Associations: JDC's Early Contacts -- JDC's initial challenges and strategy with the local Cultural Associations.
Edwin Barnes (photograph) -- First Congregational Church Quartet 1913: George B. Dolliver, Scott, Mrs. C. S. Gorline, Miss Helen Maveety (photograph) Chancel: choir separated by brass rail hung with green velvet curtains (photograph) -- St Thomas Episcopal Church Organ Recital by Prof. Edwin Barnes (program, Nov 1892) -- First Annual Concert given by The Treble Clef Professor Edwin Barnes Director (program at Independent Congregational Church, May 1895) -- Order of Services at Installation of The Rev. Thomas J. Horner as Pastor of Independent Congregational Church, Choir Director Edwin Barnes (program, Dec 1895) -- Easter Service of Independent Congregational Church, Edwin Barnes Organist and Director (program, Apr 1896) -- The Creation: the first presentation of a complete Oratorio in Battle Creek (article, May 1896) Amateur Musical Club: the first meeting of the new musical organization (article, Nov 1896) -- Directory of the Independent Congregational Church in Battle Creek: Calling List 1896 -- Sunday morning service with sermon The real religion of Jesus and music directed by Prof. Barnes (article, Dec 1897) -- Christmas Greeting from Independent Congregational Church Battle Creek, Michigan 1897: listing the Choir Director and Organist as Prof. Edwin Barnes -- Welcome home service for Company D (program, Nov 1898) -- The Organ Fund: the congregational ladies have raised their pledge of $500 (article, Feb 1902) Amateur Musical Club: have a rehearsal and elect officers for 1902-3 (article, Oct 1902) -- Easter Services Independent Cong. Church Battle Creek: pianist Prof. Edwin Barnes (program, Apr 1905) -- Service of Song at Independent Congregational Church (program, Feb 1906) -- Easter Services at Independent Congregational Church (program, Apr 1906) -- Thanksgiving Service Independent Congregational Church (program, Nov 1906) -- Laying of the Corner-stone will make Sunday notable for Independent Congregational Society (article, Sep 1907) -- Gave sway to the emotions: farewell services at the congregational church were very impressive (article) -- Conservatory of Music Hall recital by Lynn Wilson Macomber, accompanist Edwin Barnes and Mrs. John B. Martin (program, Dec 1907) -- Opening Recital on the new organ in Independent Congregational Church by Professor Edwin Barnes (program, Oct 1908) Dedication Service Independent Congregational Church (program, Oct 1908) Faculty Recital at the Conservatory of Music with vocalist Edwin Barnes et al (program, Nov 1908) -- Easter Service Independent Congregational Church (program, Apr 1909) -- Order of Worship Independent Congregational Church, Battle Creek, Sunday (program, 1910) -- Order of Worship Independent Congregational Church, Battle Creek, Sunday (program, May 1910) -- Order of Worship Independent Congregational Church, Battle Creek, Sunday (program, Sep 1910) -- Order of Worship Independent Congregational Church, Battle Creek, Sunday (program, Nov 1911) -- A story of music in Battle Creek / Order of Worship Independent Congregational Church, Battle Creek, Sunday (program, Apr 1913) -- Grand Concert Independent Congregational Church Miss Kate Graves, Baritone Prof. Edwin Barnes (program, Apr 1913 ?) -- Closing Concert of Battle Creek Amateur Musical Club under the direction of Prof. Edwin Barnes (program, May 1913) -- The Commencement Exercises of Battle Creek Conservatory of Music director Edwin Barnes (program, Jun 1913) -- Order of Service Independent Congregational Service, Sunday (program, Oct 1913) -- Order of Service Independent Congregational Church, Sunday (program, May 1914) -- The Commencement Exercises of Battle Creek Conservatory of Music director Edwin Barnes (program, Jun 1914) -- Shakespeare's Seven Ages of Man Independent Congregational Church (program, Dec 1914) -- Order of Service Easter Sunday Independent Congregational Church, Sunday (program, Apr 1915) -- Recital by Mrs. C. S. Gorsline assisted by Prof Edwin Barnes, First Congregational Church (program, Dec 1915) -- Order of Service Independent Congregational Church, Sunday (program, Feb 1916) -- Order of Service Independent Congergational Church, Sunday (program, Apr 1916) -- The Commencement Exercises of the Battle Creek Conservatory of Music, Edwin Barnes Director (program, Jun 1916) -- Organ Recital by Prof. Edwin Barnes (program, Nov 1916) -- 'The Messiah' under the direction of Prof. Edwin Barnes (program, Dec 1916) -- 'Elijah' under the direction of Professor Edwin Barnes (program, Apr 1917) -- Lenten noon-day services at the Post Theatre Director of Music Prof. Edwin Barnes (program, Apr 10-14, 1922) -- Church Sanctuary - for wedding of Gertrude Barnes and Rev. Carleton Brooks Miller, Oct 1923 (photograph) -- Dr. Edwin Barnes at 18 years of age (article, 1924) and Honors its music master by new set of chimes: congregational church gives ovation to Dr. Barnes in subscribing to organ addition (article, Dec 1925) -- Conservatory will be closed: well known school to end July 1 (article) -- Diploma from The Battle Creek Conservatory of Music re: Wilbur Schram (certificate) -- Order of worship, First Congregational Church, Sunday (program, Jun 1927) -- Battle Creek is proud of its Amateur Musical Club (article) -- Three Sunday Afternoons: Music and Sermons for Young People under the direction of Mr. Barnes (article) -- Above sordid things re Mr. Barnes (article) -- For testimonies banquet program Martin, John B. re: Prof. Barnes and wife Myrtie L. Sheldon (news clippings, Feb 1928) -- Hymntunes in Hymn and Tune Book (1886) composed by known Seventh-day Adventists (listing) -- Dr. Edwin Barnes (article, 1926-1930) -- Dean of Music is dead will be keenly missed (article, Apr 1930) -- History and Directory of First Congregational Church, Battle Creek (program, Apr 1930) -- Death takes Mrs. Barnes' mother here: Mrs. L. L. Shelden, resident of Coldwater 60 years, dies at age of 92 (article, Apr 1935) -- Local History Collection Willard Library with copy of Edwin Barnes' house at 242 Van Buren (directory, May 1940) -- Music has long and tuneful history in choruses, school bands of today sprang from pioneer entertainment / Mrs. Mirtie L. Barnes, Churchwoman, dies at 92 (article, Dec 1962) -- Music: our musical heritage (excerpts of book Tales of Battle Creek, pp 168-175) -- The Wisdom Seekers- The Prescott Regime / Letter from J. A. Fallon to Harry Bennett, Jr., May 1982, about Mr. Edwin Barnes with attached copy of article from The Hillsdale Collegian of Jun 1920 -- Letter from H. Bennett to Ellen White Estate, Aug 1982, about the collection regarding Professor Edwin Barnes and the The Conservatory of Music at Battle Creek College -- Biography of Edwin Barnes (1864-1930) / Biographical information on Edwin Barnes (1864-1930)
Lanham, Md. : Scarecrow Press ; [Spring, TX] : Hi Willow Research and Pub., 2007.
9780810860315 (paperback ; alkaline paper)
Learning Leadership: Collaboration -- Building Teaching Partnerships: The Art of Collaboration / America's Most Wanted: Teachers Who Collaborate / Teacher and Teacher-Librarian Collaboration: Moving Toward Integration / From Fixed to Flexible: Making the Journey / What Works: Gauging the Impact of Teacher and Teacher-Librarian Collaboration / Do Your Collaboration Homework / What Works: Collaborative Program Planning and Teaching / What Works: Collaboration Among School Specialists / What Works: Building Collaborative Learning Communities / Learning Leadership: Curriculum Design and Assessment -- What Flavor Is Your School Library? The Teacher-Librarian as Learning Leader / Assignments Worth the Effort: Questions Are Key / Beyond the Bird Unit / Focus on Understanding / Working Smarter: Being Strategic About Assessment and Accountability / Demystifying the Evaluation Process for Parents: Rubrics for Marking Student Research Projects / Learning Leadership: Technology Integration -- You Know You're a 21st-century Teacher-Librarian If ... / Digital School Library: A Worldwide Development and a Fascinating Challenge / Components of Successful Technologies / End of the Teacher-Librarian / Something Wiki This Way Comes ... Are You Ready? / InfoTech: An Info-Skills Workout: Wikis and CollaborativeWriting / Literacy Links: Wikis and Student Writing / Literacy Links: Wikis and Literacy Development / Beyond Wikipedia / Literacy Links: School Library Blogging / Literacy Links: New Online Technologies for New Literacy Instruction / InfoTech: Podcasting in the School Library, Part 1: Integrating Podcasts and Vodcasts Into Teaching and Learning / InfoTech: Podcasting in the School Library, Part 2: Creating Powerful Podcasts With Your Students / Info Tech: Want to Be My Friend? What You Need to Know About Social Technologies / Open the Door and Let 'Em In / Info Tech: Flash: Engaging Learners Through Animation, Interaction, and Multimedia / Personal Computing: Keeping Up With RSS / Info Tech: Turn Up the Music With Digital Technologies / Info Tech: Open-Source Software in School Libraries / Learning Leadership: 21st-century Skills -- Graduating Students Who Are Not Only Learned But Also Learners / Skills for the Knowledge Worker / They Might Be Gurus / Generation Z Connection: Teaching Information Literacy to the Newest Net Generation / Analyzing Student Search Strategies: Making a Case for Integrating Information Literacy Skills Into the Curriculum / Critical Literacy: A Building Block Toward the Information Literate School Community / Literacy Links: Supporting Comprehensive Literacy Instruction in Your School: Guiding the Inclusion of Information Literacy / Literacy Links: Online Information Literacy: Moving From the Familiar to the New / Learning Leadership: Literacy and Reading -- Teacher-Librarian as Literacy Leader / Literacy Links: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Motivation / Mrs. Travis's Traveling Library: A Teacher-Librarian's Attempt to Gather Data About Reading Aloud to Students / Challenging the Gender Divide: Improving Literacy for All / Overcoming the Obstacle Course: A Look at Teenage Boys and Reading / Where the Boys Are / Boy Books, Girl Books: Should We Reorganize Our School Library Collections? / Going Beyond the Debate: Using Technology and Instruction for a Balanced Reading Program / Technology Meets Literature: Meeting Authors Through Their Blogs / Literacy Links: New Literacies: Toward a Renewed Role of School Libraries / Literacy Links: Dramatic School Library Literacy Programs / Literacy Links: Visual Literacy and School Libraries / Learning Leadership: Partnerships -- Why Should Principals Promote School Libraries? / Moving the Fence: Engaging Your Principal in Your School Library Program / Administrator's Perspective: Helping Leaders to Learn: Teaching Principals About School Libraries / Developing the Respect and Support of School Administrators / Beyond the Frontline: Activating New Partnerships in Support of School Libraries / Strategy: Working With Your School Board Members / Catch Them (Preservice Teachers) While You Can! / Learning Leadership: Issues and Management -- Seven Most Critical Challenges That Face Our Profession / Using Data in the School Library / Using Focus Group Interviews to Improve Library Services for Youth / Marketing Reflections: Advocacy in Action / Are Libraries (and Librarians) Heading Toward Extinction? / How One Child Learns: The Teacher-Librarian as Evidence-Based Practitioner / Bringing Vision to Practice: Planning and Provisioning the New Library Resource Center / School Library Accessibility: The Role of Assistive Technology / Corey's Story / School Library as Sanctuary / Safe Haven: Libraries as Safe Havens for Teens /
To be remembered when dealing with translators / Letter from Guilherme Stein Filho to dear Brethren, Jun 1913, about the translation of "Patriarchs and Prophets" -- Letter from the Trusteees of the Ellen G. White Estate to Societatea Cooperative "Cuvantul Evangheliei," Sep 1924, about publishing in the Rumanian language -- Spirit of Prophecy basic library fund notes -- Brief report of work done on the Ellen G. White books to prepare them for publication in the Chinese language, from the close of the Pacific War to April 1954 / Memorandum from Arthur L. White, Oct 1967, about the translations of the E. G. White books -- Seventh-day Adventist publications in Portuguese: a selected bibliography (G. Eric Jones Library, Atlantic Union College) -- Seventh-day Adventist publications in French: a selected bibliography (G. Eric Jones Library, Atlantic Union College) -- Seventh-day Adventist publications in Spanish: a selected bibliography (G. Eric Jones Library, Atlantic Union College) -- Letter from Katie Farney to Elder Sievert Gustavsson, Dec 1967, about Spirit of Prophecy literature and promotion -- Sources of Seventh-day Adventist foreign language material (report) -- Letter from Arthur L. White to Sievert Gustavsson, Jan 1968, about the publication of the Spirit of Prophecy writings overseas -- Subsidy plan for Ellen G. White books overseas as revised at the Annual Council, Oct 9-17, 1974 -- Memorandum from Bruce M. Wickwire to General Conference workers, Division staff Colleges, NAD and Publishing Houses staff, Feb 1978, about the catalog of Seventh-day Adventist world publications -- Chinese books printed by: Signs of the Times Publishing Association (Taiwan) -- E. G. White books by language (Jul 1988) -- Pacific Press Publishing Association - Spanish trade checklist (1988) -- Ellen White and the translation of her books / Ellen G. White book translation policy (report) English editions of the E. G. White books published overseas (report) -- See also referral notes -- The objectives (regarding the introductory Spirit of Prophecy library) Transfer sheet
Fifty years after--almost / The new challenges of the statistic : case UEF / Fractal analysis of knowledge organization in digital library / User's perception and satisfaction with reference services in university libraries of Punjab : a survey / User centred libraries and brand name : the case of Greek public libraries / View from a virtual reference desk / Using data to make quick decisions about a new merged service desk : a case study / Moving from behind the desk and into the flow : assessing the impact of research support activities / One librarian at a time : group assessment via self assessment / Access and use of European information : a comparative analysis / Evaluation of information services in the library : areas identified by graduate students / How to teach library management / Using statistics - quality management in the library / Greek academic repositories : policies (?) for making available scientific and cultural content / Library network support services : quantitative and qualitative measures for assessing the impact of information literacy initiatives on learners / Electronic academic libraries services valuation : a case study of the Portuguese electronic scientific information consortium b-on / The use of marketing research methods for the evaluation of information literacy services / Development of management methods in polish libraries and information centers. hitherto existing solutions, new trends and directions of research / The use of phenomenographic approach to investigate students' conceptions of the use of Web 2.0 tools / Application of preservation metadata for long-term accessibility of digital objects / Exploring user's information behavior in social networks / Using qualitative case study methodology to assess information access needs and open educational resources (OER) awareness among faculty and students of MOI University, Nairobi Campus, Kenya / A mixed model study to determine user preferences for delivery of collection content via mobile devices : lessons for the development of a smartphone application / Data collection process and technique to determine the image characteristics of photogrammetry in cultural heritage domain /
Getzville, New York : Published by William S. Hein & Co., [2023]-
9780837742724 (volume 1 : paperback)
History of the academic law library structure / Daniel F. Cracchiolo Law Library, University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law / Thomas J. Meskill Law Library, University of Connecticut School of Law / Georgia State University College of Law Library / The University of Kentucky / Gallagher Law Library, University of Washington School of Law / McGeorge School of Law Library / Rutgers Law Library, Rutgers Law School / Seattle University Law Library / Villanova Law Library / Jenner Law Library, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign / Harvard Law School Library / William Taylor Muse Law Library, University of Richmond School of Law / Vincent C. Immel Law Library, Saint Louis University School of Law / Charles B. Sears Law Library, University at Buffalo School of Law / The Law Libraries of Penn State / James E. Faust Law Library, S.J. Quinney College of Law, University of Utah / Vanderbilt Law Library / Wayne State University, Arthur Neef Law Library /
Selecting a location (report, Review and Herald, Jan 1874) -- Battle Creek School text books (Sep 1874) Battle Creek College first annual commencement at the tabernacle Jun 1879 for Miller, Sprague, Carpenter and Boyd (program) Annual Commencement at the tabernacle (Battle Creek College, June 24, 1879) -- Letter from C. W. Stone, A. B. Oyen and J. H. Kellogg, Apr 1882, about the Battle Creek College crisis (An appeal to Ellen G. White for guiding counsel) -- The work at Battle Creek College / Battle Creek College - the senior class-the sixteenth annual commencement (program) -- The articles of Association and by-laws of the S. D. A. educational society located at Battle Creek, Mich (1896) -- Letter from E. A. Sutherland to Ellen G. White, Oct 1897, about the statement "it would be better for the Battle Creek College to have been in some other place" -- First president of Battle Creek College / A statement regarding the article, "The Battle Creek College debt" -- Donation pledge note for regular gifts to Battle Creek College, 189- Letter from E. J. Waggoner to dear Brother Prescott, Jun 1902, about the school at Berrien Springs -- Letter from E. J. Waggoner to W. W. Prescott, Jun 1902, about the Bible school -- Report from a special committee relative to construction and operating expenses of Emmanuel Missionary College -- Meeting of the West Michigan Conference committee and Emmanuel Missionary College, Dec 1902 -- Emmanuel Missionary College questions and answers (Lake Union Herald) -- College library building goal of local campaign (article) -- B. C. College to receive profits of food company (article) -- Let contract for new plant (article, Battle creek, 1927) -- Society leader in Washington college friend (article) -- Memories and records / Report on the "special training" -- Memorandum from Lynn H. Wood to Presidents R. A. Kent and Homer P. Rainey, Jan 1934, about Emmanuel Missionary College -- Memorandum from R. A. Kent to the Board of Review, The Commission on Higher Education of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, Jan 1934, about Emmanuel Missionary College -- Companion pilots in pioneer Christian education (report, 1953) -- Catalogue of the officers and students of the Battle Creek College with the course of study, rules and regulations for the college year 1874-75 -- Catalogue of Battle Creek College, college year 1877-78 -- Letter from Arthur L. White to Mrs. Hedy Jemison, Mar 1963, about the special testimonies including no. 6 - "Testimonies to the church regarding our youth going to Battle Creek to obtain an education" -- Letter from Arthur L. White to Mrs. Hedwig Jemison, May 1964, about Mrs. White's contacts with Berrien Springs -- 5800 subs smash campaign records making possible new supplement for your Student Movement (article, The Student Movement, Emmanuel Missionary College) -- Sample copy of Battle Creek College receipt -- The tentmaker / The heart of the Lake Union / Emmanuel Missionary College - the beginnings (article, Student Movement, 1981) -- Burman Hall: a latter-day Camelot (article, 1981) -- To establish proper education / The beginnings at Battle Creek / See also referral notes -- Transfer sheet
