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Please note – we are having a TV mounted on the wall of room 309. The installation should only last an hour, but it may be very noisy during that time. Thank you for your cooperation!

We Like Big Backpacks and We Cannot Lie…

Win this backpack full of yummy snacks, courtesy of the Library and SES!

Tickets will be available during the Library’s free lunch on March 13 at Noon AND at SES’s Cram Jam on March 15th, from 4pm-6pm!

A winner will be selected on Friday. Be sure to write your name and a phone number / email address on the ticket to win!

We will commemorate Holy Week in March. Hopefully you will enjoy reading some of the following books about the death of Jesus Christ.

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• The crucifixion: understanding the death of Jesus Christ by Fleming Rutledge. Amazon page
• The death of Jesus in Matthew: innocent blood and the end of exile by Catherine Sider Hamilton. Amazon page
• The death of Jesus: some reflections on Jesus-traditions and Paul by A. J. M. Wedderburn. Amazon page
• Re-thinking the death of Jesus: an exegetical and theological study of Hilasmos and Agape in 1 John 2:1-2 and 4:7-10. Amazon page
• Jesus of Nazareth : Jew from Galilee, savior of the world by Jens Schröter. Amazon page
• Christ crucified: understanding the atonement by Donald. Macleod. Amazon page
• Knowing Christ by Mark Jones. Amazon page
• Jesus in John’s gospel: structure and issues in Johannine Christology by William R. G. Loader. Amazon page
• Atonement, law, and justice: the cross in historical and cultural contexts by Adonis. Vidu. Amazon page
• The birth of the Trinity: Jesus, God, and Spirit in New Testament and early Christian interpretations of the Old Testament by Matthew W. Bates. Amazon page
• Cross vision how the crucifixion of Jesus makes sense of Old Testament violence by Gregory A. Boyd (Author.), Project Muse (Distributor.), Project Muse. Amazon page
• Jerusalem and the cross in the life and writings of Ademar of Chabannes by Daniel F. Callahan (Author.) Amazon page
• Jesus and the temple: the crucifixion in its Jewish context by Simon J. Joseph. Amazon page
• Jesus at the movies: a guide to the first hundred years and beyond by W. Barnes. Tatum. Amazon page
• Jesus Wept: The Significance of Jesus’ Laments in the New Testament by Rebekah. Eklund. Amazon page
• The pathos of the cross the passion of Christ in theology and the arts – the Baroque era by Richard Viladesau (Author.). Amazon page
• A philosophical anthropology of the cross: the cruciform self by Brian Gregor. Amazon page
• The saving cross of the suffering Christ: the death of Jesus in Lukan soteriology by Benjamin R. Wilson. Amazon page 

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This year’s Miracle Madness pits historic Christian events against each other!

Four rounds will have selections of famous events in Christian history. The one with the most votes at the end of the voting period will move on to the next bracket!

The winner of Miracle Madness 2018 is…
Johann Gutenberg producing the first printed Bible in 1456!

Voting times:

• March 5-8: Round One
• March 8-11: Round Two
  March 11-14: Round Three
  March 14-16: Championships

Check back during those dates and vote. Links for each specific round will be active.

You can also join in on the action by using this Miracle Madness Bracket!

What will reign supreme? Vote for your favorite today!

(Note: We believe all of these events are important to the history of Christianity. This is something only for fun.)

Hello Happy Campers!
Fuller Library is excited to have our DeStress for Success event again during finals week! Check out our schedule below – more will be added soon!

Be sure to also check our SES’s Cram Jam on Thursday, March 15th from 4p-6p! Free Chik-fil-a, while supplies last!

Questions? Email [email protected].

Extended Hours:

Week 10
Monday – Friday, March 5-9: 7:30am – 11:00pm
Saturday, March 10:  9:00am – 11:00pm
Saturday, March 10: 9:00am – 5:00pm Reference Assistance

Week 11 (Finals Week)

Monday – Friday, March 12-16: 7:30am – 11:00pm
Saturday, March 17: 9:00am – 5:00pm (return to normal hours)

Weeks 10 & 11:

Hike The Library!
Need to stretch and see the sights? Grab a hiking map at the Circulation Desk and pick a trail!

Monday, March 12  – Friday, March 16

S’mores & Snacks & More Cart: 10:00am – 11:30am

Tuesday, March 13

Free Lunch at Noon
**To get lunch, you will need a ticket. These will be available at the Circulation Desk starting at 11:30am.**
These tickets will be a part of an Opportunity Drawing by the Library and SES for a Survival Kit! Winners will be announced on Friday, March 16th!

Wednesday, March 14th

Crafts Corner
Stop by the library lobby and make your own “stain glass” bookmark or a coaster!

February is the month of love and Valentine’s Day. It reminds us of God’s love and of how we can share His love with others. Hopefully you are interested in some of the following books about love.

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1. The word made love: the dialogical theology of Joseph Ratzinger by Benedict XVI. Amazon page
2. The love of God: a canonical model by John Peckham. Amazon page
3. The uncontrolling love of God: an open and relational account of providence by Thomas Jay Oord. Amazon page
4. For the love of all creatures: the story of grace in Genesis by William Greenway. Amazon page
5. The weight of love: affect, ecstasy, and union in the theology of Bonaventure by Robert Glenn. Davis. Amazon page
6. Embracing the other: the transformative spirit of love by Grace Ji-Sun Kim. Amazon page
7. The concept of divine love in the context of the God-world relationship by John Peckham. Amazon page
8. Love kindness: discover the power of a forgotten Christian virtue by Barry H. Corey. Amazon page
9. Practices of love: spiritual disciplines for the life of the world by Kyle David Bennett. Amazon page. Amazon page
10. Love in the gospel of John: an exegetical, theological, and literary study by Francis J. Moloney. Amazon page
11. Political Agape: Christian love and liberal democracy by Timothy P. Jackson. Amazon page
12. Toughest people to love: how to understand, lead, and love the difficult people in your life – including yourself by Chuck. DeGroat. Amazon page
13. You shall love the stranger as yourself: the Bible, refugees and asylum by Fleur S. Houston. Amazon page
14. A faithful guide to philosophy: a Christian introduction to the love of wisdom by Peter S. Williams, David McNeill. Amazon page
15. Pannenberg on evil, love, and God: the realisation of divine love by Mark Hocknull. Amazon page
16. Sociology of Love: the Agapic Dimension of Societal Life by Gennaro. Iorio. Amazon page
17. Within the love of God: essays on the doctrine of God in honour of Paul S. Fiddes by Anthony Clarke (Editor.), Andrew Moore (Editor.), Paul S. Fiddes (Honoree.). Amazon page
18. Life, love, and hope: God and human experience by Jan-Olav. Henriksen. Amazon page

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WorldCat Discovery will be unavailable during planned maintenance from 7:00 p.m. PST (US) February 24 through 4:00 a.m. PST (US) February 25.

Visit the OCLC System Status Dashboard  to check the real-time and planned status of OCLC systems and applications and sign up for email notifications.

You are able to use the Classic Search version during this time by clicking here.

Thank you for your cooperation!