Gutenberg Community News

November News & Views Now On-line

Robby — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 04:38:06 +0000

The November issue of News & Views features “Rehabbing Rhetoric,” an article by Tim McIntosh, a tutor at Gutenberg College. In addition to teaching writing to Gutenberg freshmen and sophomores, he is an actor, screenwriter, and playwright who has written several plays for student productions at Gutenberg College. For other articles and talks by Tim McIntosh, go to his author’s page on the McKenzie Study Center website.

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Gutenberg College on iTunes U

Robby — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 19:21:37 +0000

Gutenberg College is listed among the universities and colleges on iTunes U (iTunes University), a place where the public can access audio and video files from many colleges and universities.

This means two things: 1) If you open the iTunes program, go to the iTunes U section of the iTunes store, you will find a link to a list of colleges and universities. Gutenberg is on that list. 2) Anyone doing a search in iTunes for, say, “Gospel of Luke” or “Sermon on the Mount” (sermons taught by Gutenberg faculty at Reformation Fellowship), will find links to talks on the Gutenberg site. A lot of material from Gutenberg College and its institutes is already on the site, and we hope to have all our currently active media files there soon.

If you are not already familiar with iTunes, you can download the program for free here: http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/.

Audio materials from Gutenberg and its institutes will remain available to download from Gutenberg’s McKenzie Study Center website.

“The Critical Zone: Speculations on a Conceptual Space for Postmodern Seekers” by Dr. R. Wesley Hurd

Robby — Sat, 01 May 2010 07:45:00 +0000

The May 2010 issue of News & Views featured “The Critical Zone: Speculations on a Conceptual Space for Postmodern Seekers,” an article by Dr. R. Wesley Hurd. Dr. Hurd is a teacher at MSC and a tutor at Gutenberg College. Founder and director of Gutenberg’s Art Project, Dr. Hurd has an M.A. in biblical studies, a Ph.D. in educational policy, and an MFA in Painting. For other articles by Dr. Hurd, go to the McKenzie Study Center website.

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Gutenberg College 3D Campus Tour

Robby — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 23:09:31 +0000

A 3D tour of the Gutenberg College campus is available on the Gutenberg College website. A link on the top, right side of every page will take you to the tour.

"Keep the Light Alive" by Dr. R. Wesley Hurd

Robby — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 20:35:21 +0000

Dr. Wes Hurd, McKenzie Study Center teacher and director of Art Project at Gutenberg College, gave the following talk at Reformation Fellowship on December 30, 2007: “The Calling to Keep the Light Alive.” An MP3 file of this talk is available to download in the audio section of the McKenzie Study Center website. There is no charge to download McKenzie Study Center MP3 files.

If you are interested in other teaching given at Reformation Fellowship, also check out the Audio section of the Community Bookstore, where you will find several MP3 CDs available for purchase.

Three Articles by R. Wesley Hurd, Director of Art Project

Robby — Fri, 26 Oct 2007 05:41:40 +0000

These articles are now available on the McKenzie Study Center website: Holding the Truth discusses how Christians should hold their beliefs in a culture “allergic” to truth; Gaining One’s Soul explores our culture’s and the Bible’s view of the soul; and Why the Parables? Reflections on True Understanding explores why Jesus taught through parables and stories. Check them out.

Dr. Hurd is a tutor at Gutenberg College and the director of Art Project, an institute of Gutenberg College.

Our Websites: An Overview

admin — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 20:18:48 +0000

Gutenberg College, its institutes (McKenzie Study Center and Art Project), and its press were created by the same community of people, and they share the same vision: to educate individuals and foster an understanding of the biblical worldview. Each organization has its own website with its own content, and yet all the sites are integrated in a unified look and feel. The Gutenberg Community website provides access to resouces shared by the college, its institutes, and its press.

A Quick Tour

Here is a quick look at the five sites:

Gutenberg Community Resources

This site houses various resources relevant to Gutenberg and its institutes, including:

All the latest news, including announcements of new articles, new audio files, events, classes, and so on.
A way to have the news delivered to your computer through RSS.
Videos about the college and its institutes.
Our bookstore, including CD (MP3) audio collections

Gutenberg College Press

This site is dedicated to our college press.

Art Project

Art Project’s site includes:

Articles related to the arts.
A growing list of arts resources.

McKenzie Study Center

MSC is the online home of our written and recorded resources concerning the Bible and its implications for all of life. Features include:

Articles and audio MP3 files organized by topic, author, and date.
A growing selection of mp3 files available to download.

Gutenberg College

The Gutenberg College site is the place to go to find information about the college.

An Invitation

We update material on the sites regularly, so come by often. Look around, and let us know what you think.

About the Community

admin — Sat, 25 Nov 2006 00:15:41 +0000

A unique group of people who share the same vision — “to educate individuals and foster an understanding of the biblical worldview” — created Gutenberg College, its institutes (McKenzie Study Center and Art Project), and its press. The local ministry to university students that began in 1979 as McKenzie Study Center has grown over the years as God has provided opportunities to meet various needs. Gutenberg College opened its doors in 1994. Art Project held its first conference in 1996. And Gutenberg College Press published its first book in 2004.

Gutenberg College, McKenzie Study Center, Art Project, and Gutenberg College Press exist under one “umbrella”: Gutenberg College, Inc. Each organization has its own ministry emphasis and website. But they share many of the same staff, many of the same resources, and this Community Resources site.

This site is intended to be a “community” site in two ways: (1) it provides information and news pertaining to the community of organizations (Gutenberg College, McKenzie Study Center, Art Project, and Gutenberg College Press); and (2) it provides the common resources of these organizations to the community of people who have grown around them.

Use the links on the left to access these common resources and to find out how you can both contact and support Gutenberg College, McKenzie Study Center, Art Project, and Gutenberg College Press.