Julia O’Brien, the Paul H. and Grace L. Stern Chair in Old Testament Studies at Lancaster Theological Seminary, follows up on last year’s sessions that reviewed biblical perspectives on family and marriage. This lecture surveys what the Bible has to say about children. Drawing on close readings of the Bible as well as on recent work by archaeologists and sociologists, Dr. O'Brien explores how children were imagined and treated in the ancient cultures that produced the Bible. This lecture is the second of two presented by Dr. O'Brien; the first lecture was not recorded. 62 minutes • 7.5 MB
This lecture was presented on Sunday morning, October 26, 2014 at Derry Presbyterian Church, Hershey.
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Monday, October 6, 2014
General Assembly Highlights
Rev. Mark Englund-Krieger, Executive Presbyter in the Presbytery of Carlisle, reviews major areas of discussion and action at this year's General Assembly in Detroit. 63 minutes • 7.3 MB
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