Wepa is making changes to payments on June 1, 2019.

Wepa is making it easier and more convenient to pay for printing.
Enter information once to securely store and reuse it for future deposits and payments. Payment methods across all products include credit cards and PayPal accounts.
Mobile devices will also have the convenience of using Venmo and Apple Pay.

How will it work?

• Users can make deposits to their Wepa Account at print stations, with our mobile apps (Android, iOS), or at our website.
• Point-of-sale print station transactions can be done by entering credit card or PayPal information on the screen
• Venmo and ApplePay are available to fund deposits in our mobile apps and website, if those applications are installed on the mobile device.
• Deposits and point-of-sale transactions for $5 or more will not be charged a fee.
• Point-of-sale transactions below $5 will continue to have a small fee added for transactions costs.

Please see below for details about how things work in each of our products.

Print Station

• Initiate a deposit or payment.
• The new integration will provide 2 options as payment: Credit Card and PayPal:
• Select Credit Card and enter your card number and expiration (MM/YY), or choose PayPal and enter your credentials.
• Your information is easily and securely stored for future deposit and payment attempts. No need to enter your information again!
  

Happy Easter! Jesus says, “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die.” – John 11:25-26

• Please click here to see more
  1. Rising: the amazing story of Christianity’s resurrection in the global south by Dyron B Daughrity (Author.). Amazon page
  2. Stumbling over the cross: preaching the cross and resurrection today by Joni S Sancken (Author.) Amazon page
  3. Resurrection: a guide for the perplexed by Lidija Novakovic (Author.) Amazon page
  4. Resurrection of the dead in early Judaism, 200 BCE-CE 200 by C D Elledge (Author). Amazon page. Amazon page
  5. Resurrecting wounds: living in the afterlife of trauma by Shelly Rambo (Author). Amazon page
  6. Resurrection in Paul: cognition, metaphor, and transformation by Frederick S Tappenden (Author). Amazon page
  7. Personal identity and resurrection: how do we survive our death? by Georg Gasser. Amazon page
  8. Resurrection, hell and the afterlife: body and soul in antiquity, Judaism, and early Christianity by Mark T Finney (Author). Amazon page
  9. The resurrection of the Messiah by Christopher Bryan. Amazon page
  10. A glorious dark: finding hope in the tension between belief and experience by A J Swoboda. Amazon page
  11. Resurrection of the dead: biblical traditions in dialogue by Geert van Oyen, Tom Shepherd. Amazon page
  12. How Jesus became God: the exaltation of a Jewish preacher from Galilee by Bart D Ehrman. Amazon page

The Hubbard Library will be closed from Friday, April 19 to Sunday, April 21 in observance of Good Friday and Easter. We will reopen on Monday, April 22 at 7:30am. Thank you and have a wonderful Easter holiday!

For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God.– 1 Corinthians 1:18

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  1. John the theologian and his Paschal Gospel: a prologue to theology by John Behr (Author). Amazon page
  2. Theodicy and the cross of Christ: a New Testament inquiry by Tom Holmén (Author). Amazon page
  3. Leadership in the Way of the Cross: Forging Ministry from the Crucible of Crisis by Sherwood G Lingenfelter. Amazon page
  4. The folly of the cross: the passion of Christ in theology and the arts-early modernity by Richard Viladesau (Author). Amazon page
  5. Crucified and resurrected: restructuring the grammar of Christology by Ingolf U Dalferth. Amazon page
  6. The historical Jesus’ death as ‘Forgiveness of Sins’: a comparative study of Paul and Matthew by Jong Hyun Kwon (Author). Amazon page
  7. Jesus’ death in New Testament thought by David A Brondos (Author). Amazon page
  8. Luther’s theology of the cross: Christ in Luther’s sermons on John by Dennis Ngien. Amazon page
  9. To the cross: proclaiming the gospel from the Upper Room to Calvary by Christopher J H Wright (Author). Amazon page
  10. Labor of God: the agony of the cross as birth of the church by Thomas Andrew Bennett (Author). Amazon page
  11. Theologia crucis : a companion to the theology of the cross by Robert C Saler (Author). Amazon page
  12. The cradle, the cross, and the crown : an introduction to the New Testament by Andreas J Köstenberger (Author), L Scott Kellum (Author), Charles L Quarles (Author). Amazon page
  13.  The day the revolution began: reconsidering the meaning of Jesus’s crucifixion by N T Wright (Author). Amazon page
  14. Crucifixion and new creation: the strategic purpose of Galatians 6.11-17 by Jeff Hubing (Author). Amazon page
  15. The trial and crucifixion of Jesus: texts and commentary by David W Chapman (Compiler) (Writer of added commentary), Eckhard J Schnabel (Compiler). Amazon page

Graduation is approaching, and soon you’ll hear the dreaded question, “So…what are you going to do after you graduate?” Need help in answering that question? Look no further!

Join us on Wednesday, April 10 from 11am – 1pm in the Library Lobby for our Career Prep: Let’s Get to Work event! Departments attending include:

• Fuller Career and Personal Development
• Human Resources
• DePree Center
• Alumni Relations
• Hubbard Library

But wait, there’s more! We’re offering our current students free professional headshots (by appointment only) for you to use on your digital profiles. Because let’s face it, the oddly cropped photo of you on vacation could be better to woo future employers. 🙂

If you have any questions about this event, please contact lib-systems@fuller.edu. We’re excited to see you get the gig!

• Please click here to read more

  Native apostles: Black and Indian missionaries in the British Atlantic world by Edward E Andrews. Amazon page
  Mission station Christianity: Norwegian missionaries in colonial Natal and Zululand, Southern Africa 1850-1890 by Ingie Hovland. Amazon page
  Neighbors and missionaries: a history of the Sisters of Our Lady of Christian Doctrine by Margaret M McGuinness by Margaret M McGuinness. Amazon page
  The conversion of Scandinavia: vikings, merchants, and missionaries in the remaking of Northern Europe by Anders Winroth. Amazon page
  The equality of believers: Protestant missionaries and the racial politics of South Africa by Richard Elphick. Amazon page
  Changes in ethical worldviews of Spanish missionaries in Mexico: an ethical transition from sight to touch in the 16th and 17th centuries by Ran Tene. Amazon page
  Missionaries in Hawai’i: the lives of Peter and Fanny Gulick, 1797-1883 by Clifford Putney. Amazon pages
  The politics of a South African frontier: the Griqua, the Sotho-Tswana and the missionaries, 1780-1840 by Martin Legassick (Author.), Robert Ross (Author of introduction, etc.), Martin Legassick. Amazon page
  The history of the Tahitian Mission, 1799-1830: with supplementary papers from the correspondence of the missionaries by John Davies, C W Newbury (Editor). Amazon page
  Defining Métis: Catholic missionaries and the idea of civilization in northwestern Saskatchewan, 1845-1898 by Timothy P Foran (Author.) Amazon page
  Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa: including a Sketch of Sixteen Years’ Residence in the Interior of Africa by David Livingstone by David Livingstone. Amazon page
  The Church and Its Vocation: Lesslie Newbigin’s Missionary Ecclesiology by Michael W Goheen, N T Wright. Amazon page
  Mission without Conquest: an Alternative Missionary Practice by Willis Horst, Ute Paul, Frank Paul. Amazon page
  Conflicted power in Malawian Christianity: essays missionary and evangelical from Malawi by K Fiedler (Author.) Amazon page
  A paradise inhabited by devils: the Jesuits’ civilizing mission in early modern Naples by Jennifer D Selwyn (Author.), Jesuit Historical Institute. Amazon page
  Envoys of a human God: the Jesuit mission to Christian Ethiopia, 1557-1632 by Andreu Martínez d’Alós-Moner (Author.) Amazon page

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

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