inSpire Fall 2006

inSpire - Fall 2006

Features

A Treasure Field to Be Explored and Exploited *.pdf

A review of PTS’s Latin American bibliographical collection.

by Luis N. Rivera-Pagán

Buried Treasure: Found and Restored *.pdf

PTS celebrates the restoration of a grand piano dedicated to a Taiwanese theologian.

by Heather Roote Faller

Lights Go Down, but Legacies Last *.pdf

Jack Stewart and Peter Paris retire from the Seminary faculty.

by Barbara A. Chaapel

The Good, the True, and the Beautiful *.pdf

The Luce Chair fosters dialogue between theology and art.

by Gordon Graham

Interdisciplinary, Interactive, and Interfaith *.pdf

PTS’s Center of Continuing Education is taking some new directions.

by Heather Roote Faller

The Church Gathered *.pdf

Members of the PTS community reflect on the PCUSA’s 217th General Assembly.

by Will Shurley, Stacy Johnson, Katharine Doob Sakenfeld, and Allison Krahling Seed

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inSpire
Fall 2006

On the Cover:
The arts can offer new perspectives on faith, expanding the view, sharpening the colors, shading the depths, and revealing new dimensions of our life with God.

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