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The David Allan Hubbard Library works to be as proactive and helpful as we can be for our patrons. In order to meet budgetary constraints placed on the Fuller Seminary campus as a whole, and to be good stewards of our resources, Library hours have been reduced starting June 17, 2019. The reduction was calculated by the current trends in library usage as well as the expense of powering the building for the majority of the day.

Starting June 17, library hours will be:

Monday – Friday: 9am – 6pm
Saturday: Noon-4pm
Sunday: Closed

Extended hours for finals may change but will still operate for the weeks 10 and 11 of the quarter.

For after-hour services, the following is available:

• Potentially moving a Wepa printing machine to another area on campus to allow for printing when the Library is closed.
• Places like the Catalyst and Ambrose Cafe are open after the Library closes.
• The Library has a page filled with “How-Tos” in video format for assistance with our various online resources and are available at any time.
• Fuller Theological Seminary is a part of the American Theological Library Association (ATLA). Your Fuller ID will allow access to any library that is a part of this consortia. You can click here to read more or here to see a spreadsheet of participating institutions.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. If you have any questions, please feel free to email lib-info@fuller.edu.

Gratefully,
Hubbard Library Staff

Congratulations to Kipoong Lee for winning this year’s Miracle Madness! Thank you to all that participated!

Kipoong Lee
(1868-1942)

 He is one of the first seven ordained Korean pastors, and one of the first Korean missionary. was later
prosecuted for his refusal to participate in Shinto worship.

Happy March! Here are some books regarding Christian missionaries. Enjoy!

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  1. Protestants abroad: how missionaries tried to change the world but changed America by David A Hollinger (Author.). Amazon page
  2. Women and Christian Mission: Ways of Knowing and Doing Theology by Frances S Adeney. Amazon page
  3. American missionaries, Korean Protestants, and the changing shape of world Christianity, 1884-1965 by William Yoo (Author.). Amazon page
  4. Missionaries of republicanism: a religious history of the Mexican-American War by John C Pinheiro (Author.). Amazon page
  5. The spirit moves west: Korean missionaries in America by Rebecca Y Kim. Amazon page
  6. The orphan scandal: Christian missionaries and the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood by Beth Baron (Author.) Amazon page
  7. The making of manhood among Swedish missionaries in China and Mongolia, c. 1890-c. 1914 by Erik Sidenvall (Author.) Amazon page
  8. Redemption and revolution: American and Chinese new women in the early twentieth century by Motoe Sasaki (Author.) Amazon page
  9. Robert Morrison and the Protestant plan for China by Christopher A Daily. Amazon Page
  10. The contest for Aboriginal souls: European missionary agendas in Australia by Regina Ganter (Author.), Australian National University Press., Aboriginal History Inc. Amazon page
  11. Building God’s kingdom: Norwegian missionaries in highland Madagascar, 1866-1903 by Karina Hestad Skeie. Amazon page
  12. Methodists and their missionary societies 1760-1900 by John Pritchard. Amazon page
  13. Methodists and their missionary societies 1900-1996 by John Pritchard. Amazon page
  14. Western Daughters in Eastern Lands by Rosemary Seton. Amazon page

OCLC is planning maintenance on our EZ Proxy server on 03/16-03/17  between 10pm – 2:30am. During this time, remote access to our eResources may be unavailable intermittently. Thank you for understanding!

In addition to offering Extended Hours for weeks 10 and 11, be sure to stop by the Library for our DeStress for Success event, starting Monday!

Extended Hours – Winter 2019

Week 10:
Monday – Friday: 7:30am – 11pm
Saturday: 9am – 11pm

Week 11:
Monday – Friday: 7:30am – 11pm
Saturday: 9am – 5pm

This year’s Miracle Madness pits brave Christian Missionaries against each other!

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

Voting times:

March 4-5: Round One
March 6-7: Round Two
March 8-9: Round Three
March 10-12: 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!

Who will reign supreme? Vote for your favorite today!

(Note: We believe all of these people are important . This is something only for fun.)

OCLC is planning maintenance on our EZ Proxy server on 02/21 between Noon and 2pm. During this time, remote access to our eResources may be unavailable intermittently. Thank you for understanding!

The Hubbard Library will offer Extended Hours for week 10 and 11 for finals. The hours will be as follows:

Week 10:
Monday – Friday: 7:30am – 11pm
Saturday: 9am – 11pm

Week 11:
Monday – Friday: 7:30am – 11pm
Saturday: 9am – 5pm

Additionally, for Spring Recess 2019, which occurs March 25 – 30th, the Hubbard Library will switch to Inter-Term Hours as follows:

Monday – Friday: 9am – 6pm
Saturday: Noon – 4pm

We will resume normal hours on Monday, April 1st for the Spring Quarter.

If you have any questions, please email lib-info@fuller.edu. Thank you!

Celebrate Black History Month by checking out some of our new titles!

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  1. Operation Breadbasket : an untold story of civil rights in Chicago, 1966-1971 by Martin L. Deppe (Author), James Ralph Jr. (Foreword). Amazon page
  2. A pursued justice: Black preaching from the great migration to Civil Rights by Kenyatta R. Gilbert (Author.) Amazon page
  3. Pillars of cloud and fire: the politics of Exodus in African American biblical interpretation by Herbert Robinson Marbury (Author.) Amazon page
  4. Black prophetic fire by Christa Buschendorf by Cornel. West, Christa. Buschendorf. Amazon page
  5. A history of African-American leadership by Bruce J. Dierenfield, John White. Amazon page
  6. The political economy of liberation: Thomas Sowell and James Cone on the black experience by Anthony B. Bradley (Author.) Amazon page
  7. Journey & Promise of African American Preach by Kenyatta R. Gilbert. Amazon page
  8. Beholding Christ and Christianity in African American art by James Romaine (Editor.), Phoebe Wolfskill (Editor.) Amazon page
  9. Along the Bethel Trail: the Journey of an African American faith community: Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church of Harrisburg, 1835-2015 by Lenwood O. Sloan (Editor.), Nancy. Mendes (Editor.), Michael Barton (Author of foreword.), Sunbury Press. Amazon page
  10. I’m still here: black dignity in a world made for whiteness by Austin Channing Brown. Amazon page
  11. Black Power: Our God-given Call To Make America Great by Fr. Jabriel S. Ballentine (Author) Amazon page
  12. Voices of civil rights lawyers: reflections from the deep South, 1964-1980 by Kent Spriggs (Editor.), Marian Wright Edelman (Author of foreword.) Amazon page
  13. Said I wasn’t gonna tell nobody: the making of a Black theologian by James H. Cone (Author.) Amazon page
  14. Eloquent rage: a black feminist discovers her superpower by Brittney C. Cooper (Author.) Amazon page
  15. Religion of the field Negro: on Black secularism and Black theology by Vincent W. Lloyd (Author.) Amazon page
  16. Joy Unspeakable: Contemplative Practices of the Black Church by Barbara A. Holmes. Amazon page
  17. Brand New Theology: The Wal-Martization of T.D. Jakes and the New Black Church by Paula L McGee. Amazon page
  18. The color of compromise : the truth about the American church’s complicity in racism by Jemar Tisby (Author.) Amazon page

Express your love to your family and friends at the library! For Valentine’s Day, we have cards and postcards that you can send out to your Valentine, as well as smaller cards you can hand to someone face-to-face! We even have a dry-erase markers for you to write what you love about the Hubbard library on the windows! Share the love! <3