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The Hubbard Library will host two events on Monday, January 27 and Wednesday, January 29th which take place in the Weyerhaeuser Reading Room. The accessibility schedule will be as follows:

Monday, January 27: Reading Room closes at Noon for Dr. Pannell Portrait Event.

Tuesday, January 28: Reading Room open all day.

Wednesday, January 29: Reading Room closed until 3pm for Career Prep Event.

If you have any concerns, please contact [email protected]. Thank you for your cooperation!

Happy Martin Luther King Day!

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1. Martin Luther King Jr. by Valerie Bodden (Author). Amazon page
2. Dangerous Friendship: Stanley Levison, Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Kennedy Brothers by Ben Kamin.
3. Birmingham revolution: Martin Luther King Jr.’s epic challenge to the church by Edward Gilbreath, Cindy Kiple, Phil Marcelo. Amazon page
4. The King years : historic moments in the civil rights movement by Taylor Branch Amazon page
5. Martin Luther King Jr. and the morality of legal practice : lessons in love and justice by Robert K Vischer Amazon page
6. King’s dream by Eric J Sundquist Amazon page
7. Martin & Malcolm & America: a dream or a nightmare? by James H Cone (Author) Amazon page
8. Martin Luther King Jr., man of ideas and nonviolent social action by Rufus Burrow. Amazon page
9. King : a biography by David Levering Lewis Amazon page
10. The radical King by Martin Luther King Jr.,, Cornel West (Editor) (Writer of introduction) Amazon page
11. Strength to love by Martin Luther King Jr.,, Coretta Scott King Amazon page
12. Never to leave us alone : the prayer life of Martin Luther King, Jr. by Lewis V Baldwin (Author) Amazon page
13. Killing King : racial terrorists, James Earl Ray, and the plot to assassinate Martin Luther King Jr by Stuart Wexler (Author), Larry J Hancock (Author) Amazon page

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Welcome back Fuller Students! Hubbard Library Interterm hours will be as follows:

• Thursday, January 2: 10am – 5pm
• Friday, January 3: 1pm – 4pm
• Saturday, January 4: 12pm – 4pm

We will resume normal hours on Monday, January 6, which are:

• Monday & Thursday: 9am-9pm
• Tuesday & Wednesday: 9am – 6pm
• Friday: 1pm – 4pm
• Saturday: 12pm – 4pm

Merry Christmas! For God so loved the world, that He gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

 – John 3:16

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1. Jesus becoming Jesus: a theological interpretation of the Synoptic Gospels by Thomas G Weinandy (Author). Amazon page
2. Jesus–the end and the beginning: tracing the Christ-shaped nature of everything by Telford Work (Author). Amazon page
3. Holy terror: Jesus in the infancy Gospel of Thomas by J R C Cousland (Author) Amazon page
4. In him was life: the person and work of Christ by Trevor A Hart (Author). Amazon page
5. The word made flesh: a theology of the incarnation by Ian A McFarland (Author). Amazon page
6. Jesus and Judaism by Martin Hengel (Author), Anna Maria Schwemer (Author), Wayne Coppins (Translator). Amazon page
7. In defense of extended conciliar Christology: a philosophical essay by Timothy Pawl (Author). Amazon page
8. The Black Christ by Kelly Brown Douglas (Author) Amazon page
9. Participating in Christ: explorations in Paul’s theology and spirituality by Michael J Gorman (Author). Amazon page
10. Christ in crisis: why we need to reclaim Jesus by Jim Wallis (Author).Amazon page
11. Resourcing theological anthropology: a constructive account of humanity in the light of Christ by Marc Cortez. Amazon page
12. God visible: patristic Christology reconsidered by Brian E Daley (Author). Amazon page
13. The earliest perceptions of Jesus in context: essays in honor of John Nolland on his 70th birthday by John Nolland (Honouree.), Aaron W White (Editor), Craig A Evans (Editor), David Wenham (Editor). Amazon page
14. Did Jesus rise from the dead? : Historical and theological reflections by Matthew Levering (Author). Amazon page
15. Old Testament conceptual metaphors and the Christology of Luke’s Gospel by Gregory R Lanier (Author). Amazon page
16. Sculptor spirit: models of sanctification from spirit Christology by Leopoldo A Sánchez M. (Author). Amazon page
17. The first Christian believer: in search of John the Baptist by Rivḳah Nir (Author). Amazon page

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As we head into the holiday season, Hubbard Library wanted to inform patrons about upcoming closures and end of term hours. Below are the anticipated library closure dates and end of term hours. We will communicate any additional adjustments if they are necessary.

For fall 2019, the following will be in effect:

Monday, December 2 – Friday, December 6 AND Monday, December 9 – Friday, December 13: Extended Hours for Finals – Open 9am – 9pm.
Monday, December 16 – Wednesday, December 18: Inter-term Hours – Open 10am – 5pm
Thursday, December 19 – Wednesday, January 1: Closed for Christmas and New Years’ Holidays

Feel free to email the Library at [email protected] with any questions. Thank you!

The David Allan Hubbard Library and the Writing Center want YOU to be the best graduate student you can be! Save the date and attend our workshop on Wednesday, January 22, 2020 from 11am – 1pm. During this event, you will learn how to navigate the Library’s resources and craft excellent research papers. This workshop is being offered both online and in-person.

The workshop is FREE and space is limited, so please RSVP here by January 10, 2020. Light refreshments will be served and we encourage you to bring a sack lunch.

Questions? Email [email protected].