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Photograph of Religious Studies professor and Canada Research Chair Peter Flint ; a close-up portrait shot.

Photograph of faculty, staff, and students involved in the Green Scholars Initiative’s (GSI) Greek Psalter Project. Pictured are Michael Johnson, Sue Funk, Elsie Froment, Peter Flint, Scott Carroll (with GSI), Craig Broyles, Karlena Nygaard, Rob Hiebert - Director of the University’s John William Wevers Institute for Septuagint Studies - and Nathaniel Dykstra

Item is a poster promoting a TWU event hosted by Dr. Peter Flint on the Dead Seas Scrolls. The poster features a head shot of Dr. Flint on the mid left with an aerial photograph of Trinity Western’s Langley campus at the top. Under the head shot is a description of the talk, and the black text reads “Dr. Flint is the most prestigious and decorated Canadian researcher in his field, receiving the only government-funded $1.4 million Tier 1 Canadian Research Chair in Religious Studies. He is regularly featured in print, radio and television around the world, and has authored several books. Today, Dr. Flint will discuss the discovery of the Dead Seas Scrolls, how they came to be hidden, and the relevance of these ancient documents for the Christian Faith. This session is open to TWU guests only.” On the bottom right corner of the poster is TWU’s address, phone number and website domain with the university’s logo beside.

Item is a poster promoting a speaker series event hosted by Passages on the topic “The Contents and Challenges of the Dead Sea Biblical Scrolls” with Peter Flint, PhD. The poster features a head shot of Peter Flint in the centre with the title of the talk below. There is an introductory banner on the of the poster that has a Hebrew script with a blurry image of individuals riding horses located on the upper right corner. Beside the image of riding in white glow letters reads “Passages”. The bottom section of the poster contains logistical information including a phone number to reserve a seat and the Passages website address.

Photograph of administrators, faculty, and Wevers family members during the December ribbon-cutting for the John William Wevers Institute. In April, the University announced that the family of the late Professor John William Wevers, Th.D., pioneer Septuagint scholar at the University of Toronto, had donated $400,000 towards the endowment of the Septuagint Chair. Those pictured include Jonathan Raymond, Jonathan Auxier, Dirk Buchner, Rob Hiebert, Peter Flint, Larry Perkins, and Bob Wood.

Photograph of a group of graduate students and an administrative assistant with Professor Peter Flint, who had been appointed a Research Chair in Dead Sea Scrolls Studies on November 12, 2004.

Photograph of Septuagint scholars including Rob Heibert, Peter Flint, Dirk Buchner, Leonard Greenspoon, Melvin Peters, Albert Pietersma, Ben Wright, Cameron Boyd-Taylor, and Larry Perkins.

Item is a photograph of Dr. Peter Flint posing with his right hand over his chest in front an enlarged image of a scroll with Korean text. There is a photographer with their back in the foreground. To the right is a table with three books and an opened water and juice bottle.

Item is a photograph of Dead Sea Scrolls scholars standing speaking with in a lecture room. From left to right: Dr. Sun Myung Lyu, Lika Tov, Dr. Emanuel Tov, Dr. Peter Flint, and an unidentified individual.

Item is a photograph of Dr. Peter Flint with Dr. Sun Myung Lyu looking a books on a shelf within a library. On the bookshelf end are posters of Qumran, a map of Israel, and a poster written in Korean that highlights the Special lecture on the Dead Sea Scrolls and Origins of the Church of Christ that brought Dead Sea Scrolls scholars to Korea for this event.