Digital Content

Graduate Theological Union Digital Library

Remembering Theological Education in the Sixties, GTU Oral History Collection - 1988, E.T. Earl Lectures-The Fifties, Graduate Theological Union Library, Publications, Videos, Temple of Religion and Tower of Peace, Viktor Frankl Library and Memorabilia, Edith Stein Collection, Andrew P. Porter Writings, The Transforming Spiritual Landscape of Peripheral Faith Communities Series, The Pacific Coast Theological Society, Alfred Büchler Oral History, Center for Women and Religion; Sermons, In Times of Trouble, In Times of Need, In Times of Celebration; Pacific and Asian American Center for Theology and Strategies; Office for Programs in Comparative Religion; Center for the Study of New Religious Movements; GTU Student Activities; and Radical Religion.
 

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Institutional Archives

Announcing, GTU Catalogs from 1962-63 to 1974-75, Claude Welch, Sherman Johnson.
 

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Newspapers, Journals and Pamphlets

A survey of evangelical churches (1916), Berkeley: A center of theological education (1952), Berkeley-Albany Religious Census (1962), Right On! (1969 - 1972), Radix (2012-2015).

 

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Religious Leaders in California

Doug Adams, Norman Berryessa, John Pairman Brown, Robert McAfee Brown, Marilyn Chilcote, Dody Donnelly, Robert D. Fitch, Sister Maureen Hally, Sister Kathleen Healy, Thomas Starr King, James Larson, Bernie Mazel, Bob McKenzie, Bill O'Donnell, Peter Sammon, Arlene B. Schaupp, Winfred B. Schaller, Gustav H. Schultz, Robert Whitaker, Sister Bernadette Wombacher, Richard York, Berkeley Free Church, Sanctuary Movement, The Sunday Before [Japanese-American Internment].
 

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Dance Collection

Margaret Palmer Taylor, Carla DeSola, Doug Adams, Judith Rock, Murshid Samuel L. Lewis, the Sufi Choir and Starhawk.
 

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GTU Sacred World Art Collection

In 2014, the Institute for Aesthetic Development (IAD) and F. Lanier Graham donated an extensive teaching collection of sacred objects from throughout the world to the Graduate Theological Union. In 2021, the library created a virtual exhibition of some of the over 500 spiritual and ritual objects from the collection.
 

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