Publications - inSpire [Summer 1998]

Features

Raising the Roof in Song - Raised in a Dutch folk culture, Martin Tel, the Seminary's C. F. Seabrook Director of Music, brings to his position a love of unison singing as well as an appreciation for thoughtful programming.
by Hope Andersen

The Harmonies of Struggle and Liberty: The African American Experience at PTS - Since 1825, African Americans have been educated at Princeton Seminary. Today the African American community at the Seminary contiunes to work for social change.
by Alfred R. Twyman and members of the inSpire staff.

Coming in the Next Issue:
We're growing! The fall 1998 issue of inSpire will be bigger and better than ever! Four feature stories will cover a range of topics, three that focus on the theme of remembrance -- PTS alums who are former Peace Corps volunteers reflect on their experiences, the friends and family of the late David Crawford remember him, and the community considers the service of a number of faculty and administrators who retired this year. We will introduce a new column of alumni/ae recollections, "Funny You Should Remember," and close with David E. Willis's moving poem, "On Taking Things Granted for Granted," which he read at the retirement dinner in May 1998. Remember, you can read it here, on the web!

Editor		Barbara A. Chaapel
Associate Editor		Hope Andersen
Art Director		Kathleen Whalen
Assistant		Susan Molloy
Staff Photographer		Chrissie Knight
Graphic Design Intern		Matthew Gaventa

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inSpire is a magazine for alumni/ae and friends of Princeton Theological Seminary. It is published four times a year by the Princeton Theological Seminary Office of Communications/ Publications, P.O. Box 821, Princeton, NJ 08542-0803.

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