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SERVICE Newsletter at Bridwell Library

 

Feb 1926

SERVICE Newsletter.
Vol. 5 Number 3.
February, 1926.

cornerstone laying

SERVICE Newsletter.
Vol. 3 Number 3. Page 3.
February, 1924.

March-1922

Western Training School.
Room & board $2.00 per day.
S.M.U. 1922.

Kirby dedication

Dedication of Kirby Hall.
Mrs. Kirby and dignitaries.
February, 1925.

renderings

Renderings of Pierce and
Marvin Halls.
S.M.U. February, 1923.

Harper Kirby speaking

Harper Kirby addressing
the crowd at cornerstone
laying, Kirby Hall. 1924.

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cornerstone layingSince its founding, the School of Theology at Southern Methodist University (today’s Perkins School of Theology) has promoted the ideal of service to humanity. During Paul B. Kern’s tenure as Dean (1920-1926), evidence of the School’s emphasis on service could be found in its curriculum, innovative educational outreach programs, and publications. One early publication in particular proclaimed the ideal openly in its one-word title: SERVICE.

SMU’s School of Theology published twenty-seven issues of SERVICE between May 1920 and March 1926. In addition to being a means of communicating with students and alumni, SERVICE publicized the School of Theology’s programs throughout the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. This digital collection presents the full text of twenty-six issues of SERVICE as searchable PDF files and two additional images of Theological Librarian Kate Warnick’s check lists.

Bridwell Library’s copies of SERVICE are part of the Perkins School of Theology Archive Collection of SMU School of Theology Publications. For information about the SERVICE Newsletter at Bridwell Library, please contact Bridwell Library Special Collections.

 

Please cite Bridwell Library Special Collections, SMU, as the source of items in this collection. A high-resolution version of documents in this collection,  may be obtained by contacting Special Collections (bridsc@smu.edu).