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Video recording includes 6 segments: Renouski & R. N. Thompson, 4:38 [runtime]; It's Time for Robert Thompson and Social Credit in Canada - 1, 4:14 [runtime]; It's Time for Robert Thompson and Social Credit in Canada - 2, 12:18 [runtime]; Social Credit - 1: Free Enterprise, Democracy, 13:13 [runtime]; Social Credit - 3: the Alternative to Debt, 15:00 [runtime]; Social Credit - 4: the Alternative to Excessive Taxation, 13:26 [runtime]

Audio 10a consists of the following recording:
Title: Dr. Dave Mahan – Praising the Creator by Caring for Creation; The Importance of Naming.
Dr. Dave Mahan of Michigan State University addresses chapel in regards to environmental stewardship. This recording includes two chapel services, the first focuses on the importance of seeing environmental issues as ethical issues, the biblical references to caring for all of creation - not just mankind - and on the fact that the church must attempt to answer the environmental questions. He argues that caring for the world is an act of love for God and His Creation. At time code 23:29 the second chapel service begins. This session focuses on the importance of God’s command to Adam to name the creatures of the world. Dr. Mahan argues that through naming a person or creature is given a sense of identity and purpose. If they never learn the names of the creatures who are effected by the environmental crisis, people feel no connection to them. God calls people by their names, therefore people should call the creatures of the Earth by name. Through these talks, Dr. Mahan refers to a number of passages of scripture. In the first talk he refers to Psalm 19, Psalm 104, Psalm 147, 1 Timothy 4:4, John 3:16, Genesis 1:26, Genesis 2, Genesis 2:15, and Leviticus 25. In his second talk, Dr. Mahan refers to Isaiah 40:26, Genesis 2:19, and Hosea 1-3. He recommends “ Project earth : preserving the world God created” by Bill Badke who is an author and librarian with ACTS.
Audio 10b consists of the following recording:
Title: Tom Bulick (Student Life) – Reflects on The House of Mourning
Tom Bulick reflects on the effect TWU's 1991 Aviation accident has had on him personally and how he has grown through personal reflection. He references Ecclesiastes 7:2-4 - that it is better to attend the house of mourning then the house of pleasure since the house of mourning causes one to reflect on one’s own mortality. He talks about his attendance at the funerals of Danny Penner, Teena Daly, and Jeffrey Helzer. Mr. Bulick was amazed by the number of people these individuals had influenced in their lives and it caused him to reflect on the amazing degree of influence we all have on one another. He reflects on how an individual will never really understand how many people deeply love him or her. Mr. Bulick also mentions the responsibility of all people to be a positive influence on the world in their day to day lives, for it is the insignificant moments that make the greatest difference in a life.
Notes provided by BF, student assistant, 2010/2011

Audio 103a consists of the following recording:
Title: Dr. Don Page – “Total Student Development”
Dr. Don Page, Academic Vice President, speaks at a lecture at the Sheraton in Toronto. He discusses the need in the world for trained leaders. He explains how Trinity Western University is attempting to build Christian leaders. Dr. Page also relates the achievements of the faculty. He discusses the importance of choosing faculty who desire to educate and impact students. He relates the stories of exceptional faculty and students. He discusses the importance of total student development - intellectually, physically, socially and spiritually - based on Luke 2:52. He also discusses the importance of servant leadership. The recording cuts off in the middle of a sentence.
Audio 103b consists of the following recording:
Title: Dr. Don Page – “Leadership and Integrity”
This is a continuation of the lecture on Aud. 103a. Dr. Page relates the comments of several academics on Trinity Western University. He discusses the importance of creating people who can make a difference in society. Another speaker thanks him and is cut off in the middle of a sentence.
Notes provided by BF, student assistant, 2010/2011

Digitized sound file not attached, due to copyright restrictions
Audio 207a consists of the following recording:
Title: Lari Goss – Rehearsal “The Cornerstone”
This recording contains Lari Goss rehearsing the song “The Cornerstone”. He is accompanied by a piano, guitar and various other instruments that may have been synthesized.
Audio 207b consists of the following recording:
Title: Lari Goss – Performance “The Cornerstone”
This recording contains Lari Goss performing the song “The Cornerstone”. He is accompanied by a piano, guitar and various other instruments that may have been synthesized.
Arranged by Otis Skillings
Notes provided by BF, student assistant, 2010/2011 - and based on the audio cassette label
"For almost three decades, James, Roni, and Lari Goss, from Cartersville, Georgia, forged new ground in Southern Gospel music with a rich blend of 'family' harmony, new and innovative arrangements, and original compositions ..." Cornerstone was Lari's "signature song." Source: http://larigoss.homestead.com/Remembering.html - accessed March, 2011

Audio 75a consists of the following recording:
Title: Dr. Snider – “Reflections on God after the January Events in Lithuania”
Dr. Snider reflects on various difficulties facing the community. He mentions the winter weather, natural disasters and people (including Steve Larsen) coping with health struggles. He discusses the shock of hearing of the January Events in Lithuania, the assault on the Vilnius TV Tower, and the tension between Lithuania and the Soviet Union. He discusses the wickedness of the heart of man and argues for faith. He poses the question, “Where are we in this picture?” He recounts the early prayers of the community. He argues that a sovereign God is active in the world. He discusses the importance of having a mindset to act and make a difference. He argues that Christians have become too conformed to the world. He reads from 2 Corinthians 5 and argues for attempting to see things from God’s point of view. Finally, he leads the group in prayer.
Audio 75b consists of the following recording:
Title: Dr. Jerry MacGregor – “Sex, sex and more sex”
This is part of a multi-day lecture series. Dr. MadGregor argues against being afraid to discuss sex, and for the importance of having open discussions about the topic. He acknowledges the difficulty of understanding that God made people sexual in addition to creating them to be holy. He discusses sex beyond procreation. He argues that it is difficult to reconcile Christian views on sex because of the secular mentality of sex as a selfish act. He argues against the influence of Satan in determining sexual activity. He illustrates this point with personal stories and retells the story of David and Bathsheba. He emphasizes the difference between sex and love. [MacGregor served as Associate Vice President of Student Life at TWU in the early 1990s. He has also been a pastor, author, and literary agent.]
Notes provided by BF, student assistant, 2010/2011

Video 143: President's Report ‘91
-18:30 “Welcome to TWU”, Dr. Snider in his office
-17:33 Nice close-up shot of Dr. Snider in his office
-17:24 Pictures around campus
-17:11 Dr. Snider interviewing Don Page outside on campus, talking about the new nursing program
-16:27 pictures of the science lab
-16:08 Dr Snider and Don Page outside, close-up of the two
-15:45 Students
-15:40 Dr. Snider interviewing Jack VanDyke - talking about science and the new nursing program
-14:00 Students in computer lab
-13:50 Dr. Snider outside Fraser w/ Tom Bulick - Fraser is under construction
-12:12 Students
-12:07 Dr. Snider with Lou Sawchenko (Director of co-op operations) in a classroom setting
-9:53 Dr. Snider with Dr. Harro VanBrummelen
-6:28 Dr. Snider w/ Dr Bruce Traub from the aviation program (outside by the TWU aviation sign)
-5:07 RNS by Northwest which is under construction, talking about the new ACTs program
-4:32 Close-up shot of Dr. Snider with NW under construction (good)
-4:15 Dr. Snider with Rev. Ron Swanson, President of Evangelical Canada (good) - talking about TWU and ACTs and its production of leaders for the marketplace
-2:03 Dr. Snider with Dr. Ken Davis (Dean of graduate Studies), talking about Trinity starting to have graduate programs, in an office
0:48 - Dr. Snider in his office
1:38 - nice close-up shot of Dr. Snider, “pray with us and join with us in developing Godly Christian leaders for our marketplace”
3 - 3:20 Choir singing [Description provided by President's Office intern, April 2006]