The Library at Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington DC
Wesley Theological Seminary is a United Methodist–affiliated seminary located in Washington, D.C. The school was founded in 1882. As a seminary affiliated with the United Methodist Church, the theology at Wesley is considered Mainline Protestant.
Randomly chosen program from the Wesley Theological Seminary:
| Cecil Williams at General Conference 1972 |
Speaker(s): A. Cecil Williams |
Description: The Rev. A. Cecil Williams (1929-2024) preaches at the Civic Center Auditorium in Atlanta at the United Methodist General Conference of 1972. Six-thousand persons were in attendance. Williams was Minister of Involvement and Celebration at Glide Church, United Methodist, in San Francisco. He is introduced by the Rev. (later Bishop) Jack M. Tuell. The sermon is preceded by a protest from a group believing liberal politicians, college professors, and clergy like Cecil Williams, were leading the country to Communism and Hell. Williams talks about integration and the United Methodist Church. The program ends with positive and negative comments from some who attended. The tape has some rough edits on the original, but is very good overall. Produced in 1972 by United Methodist NewsBriefs. The break at 29:43 is where the cassette tape was turned over. | Length: 59:47 | Recording Date: 1972 | Recorded at: Civic Center Auditorium, Atlanta, Georgia |
