Dixon Pentecostal Reserach Center,
William G. Squires Library
260 11th Street, N.E.
Cleveland, TN 37311

Tennessee Theological Library Association 2006 Spring Meeting   The Disciples of Christ Historical Society 1101 Nineteenth Avenue, South Nashville , TN   37212                   Clinton J. Holloway Speaker   The Noble Tester Collection of original sermon illustrations   Agenda                                          9:00 – 9:30              Fellowship                                        9:30 – 10:30            Speaker                                        10:30 – 11:15          Business                                        11:30 – 12:45          Lunch                                        1:00 -                    Institutional                                                                       Reports    Lunch Reservation RSVP to Sara Harwell By Monday, April 24  harwell@discipleshistory.org

Fall Meeting: Friday, October 21, 2005

Lifeway Christian Resources
E. C. Dargan Research Library
One LifeWay Plaza
Nashville, TN 37234-0142
615/251-2130
Fax:615/251-2176

Tentative Agenda

9:00 - 9:20am Fellowship in Nashville Room

9:20 - 9:25am Welcome (Pat Brown, Manager, EC Dargan Research Library)

9:25 - 9:30am Introduction of Speaker

9:30 - 10:50am Jack Graves, Exec. Director, The Theological Book Network

10:50 - 11:45am Lunch -- LifeWay Café (pay as you go through the line) Dine in Nashville Room

11:45 - Noon Assemble near Dargan Library w/ Intro. of Charles Businario, LifeWay

Noon - 1:00pm Charles Businario, Presentation: Historical Displaying Techniques

1:00 - 2:15pm Library Updates

2:15 - 3:00pm Business Meeting and adjourn 

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Spring Meeting: Friday, April 1, 2005
9:00 am -- 3:00 pm
Memphis Theological Seminary
168 East Parkway South
Memphis, TN 38104

Host Contact: Steve Edscorn
901-458-8232

Program: Church historian Dr. W. E. Knickerbocker
will speak about literature relating to C. S. Lewis and the Inklings.
The new Inklings Collections at MTS will be showcased. 

Lunch: Catered by Leny's, a Memphis deli-style sandwich shop (more information later).

Directions to MTS: http://www.mtscampus.edu/aboutus/map.asp

Suggested Hotel: Holiday Inn Select Downtown
160 Union Avenue
Memphis, TN 38103
901-525-5491

Directions to Holiday Inn Select: http://local.google.com/maps?li=d&hl=en&q=from:+Memphis,+TN+to:+160+Union+Ave,+Memphis,+TN+38103

Information on parking and lunch will follow.

Please let Steve Edscorn know ASAP if you will be able to attend.
He can be reached at 901-458-8232 or sedscorn@mtscampus.edu .

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Fall Meeting: Friday, October 22, 2004

Vanderbilt University, Divinity Library
419 21st Ave., S.
Nashville, TN 37240-0007
Phone: (615) 322-2865
FAX: (615) 343-2918

AGENDA

9:00 am             Registration and Refreshments
9:45 am            Welcome & Announcements
10:00am            TTLA Business session & member library news
                         ATLA Executive Director, Dennis Norlin
11:30 am           Lunch – Divinity Refectory
1:00 pm             Dr. Douglas Gragg
                         "Information Literacy Instruction: A Practical Model for Theological
                          Educators."
3:00 pm             Adjourn
3:00 – 3:30 pm  Tours of Divinity Library 

Please email Donna Smith to make lunch reservations    
        donna.f.smith@vanderbilt.edu – Cost is $6.00. 
Lunch will be in Tillett Lounge, with food provided by the Divinity Refectory.
You have the option of a hot lunch, salad bar, sandwich bar or soup.
The hot meal combo (entrée, 2 sides & a drink) for Fridays is typically a choice of: 
Bar-B-Q Pulled Pork, Fried Catfish, Baked Cod, Veggie entrée, Cole Slaw, French fries, Broccoli, Navy Beans & Cobbler.   

DIRECTIONS:

Nashville is on Central Time. Be sure to adjust your travel plans to accommodate a time change, if necessary.

From the north, take I-265 to I-40 east to exit 209B. Turn right on Broadway --*.

From the east or south, take I-40 west to exit 209A. Turn left on Broadway --*.

From the west take I-40 east to exit 209B. Turn right on Broadway (US 70 S). Follow Broadway and veer right to West End Avenue --*.

*-- Continue on West End to the stop light at 21st Avenue. Turn left onto 21st Avenue, and continue until it merges to the right. Continue on 21st as it merges right. Get in the left lane. Turn left onto Scarritt Place (at the stoplight just past the Panera Bread). Turn into the parking garage on your right. 

Parking costs $8 per day, but a break in the price can be obtained if the Divinity Library staff can purchase a pass ahead. Please email Donna Smith several days in advance of Oct. 22nd. to get a pass:  donna.f.smith@vanderbilt.edu.  

The Divinity School is directly across the street from the parking garage. It is next to the library, and has a spire on top of the chapel which is on the street side. Enter at the ground level, and walk up the stairs (or ride the elevator just inside the doors) to the second level. We will meet in Tillet Lounge, on the main hallway across from the cafeteria area.

Fall Meeting: Friday, October 10, 2003

Emmanuel School of Religion
One Walker Dr.
Johnson City, TN 37601-9989
423/461-1540 Office
Fax:423/926-6198

AGENDA
9:00: Registration and Refreshments (Wilma Ellis Room)
10:00: Welcome by C. Robert Wetzel, President of the Emmanuel School of Religion
10:10: Tennessee Theological Library Association Business Meeting & reports from the T.T.L.A. Libraries
11:15: Tour of Emmanuel School of Religion's Library

12:00: Buffet Lunch at the Williams-Taylor Home, Milligan College
Cost: $7.75
Menu: Pasta salad, potato salad, green salad w/ Italian dressing, sliced deli meats (4 choices), sliced cheese (2 choices) assorted breads, toppings and condiments, chips and dips, assorted fresh baked cookies, tea, coffee and water.

1:00: Dr. Paul M. Blowers, Dean E. Walker Professor of Church History & co-editor of the forthcoming Encyclopedia of the Stone-Campbell Movement, "Confessions of a Weary Encyclopedia Editor"

2:00: Dismissal

LODGING

Comfort Inn 2.4 miles
1900 S. Roan Street
Johnson City TN 37604
423/928-9600
Rate: $59.99 [Indicate that you are affiliated with Emmanuel School of Religion and they will give you a discounted rate.]

The Carnegie Hotel 4 miles
1216 State of Franklin Road
Johnson City TN 37604
423/979-6400
Rate: $81.00, Upscale facility with numerous amenities

Doubletree Hotel Johnson City 6 miles
211 Mockingbird Lane
Johnson City TN 37604
423/929-2000
Rate: $57.00 Recently renovated; many amenities. Formerly the Garden Plaza Hotel

Holiday Inn 7 miles
101 W. Springbrook Drive
Johnson City TN 37604
423/282-4611
Rate: $79.00

There is an online site, <http://johnsoncitytn.areaguides.net>  for hotels and restaurants

Directions to Emmanuel School of Religion’s Campus

If you are arriving via I-81, exit at Exit 57 onto Interstate I-26 south, then exit onto TN 67 (Exit 31). Turn right (east) on TN 67. Go .2 miles and take the first exit (Legion St/Milligan College), then turn right onto Milligan Highway. After traveling east approximately 2.2 miles, turn left at the Emmanuel sign and proceed to the first left turn (Walker Drive).

 

Spring Meeting: Friday, April 11, 2003
Disciples of Christ Historical Society
1101 Nineteenth Avenue South 
Nashville, Tennessee  37212
615/327-1444

Program Theme: Electronic publishing.
Greg Taylor, editor of New Wineskins (a magazine read by members of the more progressive Churches of Christ), will speak on publishing a magazine both traditionally and electronically.

Bill Hook, director of the Divinity Library at Vanderbilt, will speak on the ETANA electronic
 publishing project at Vanderbilt, which he coordinated. For more information on this project,please see the ETANA site at: http://ebind.library.vanderbilt.edu/cgi-bin/Ebind2html/ETANA/Arzawa

Hostess Sara Harwell is planning to give a very brief demonstration of their new archives cataloging system, for which we are using Endeavor's ENCompass, and which works in conjunction with their library catalog, Voyager (also made by Endeavor).

Parking: Parking is free at Scarritt-Bennett. There are two parking lots, both off 18th St., S., between Edgehill and Grand. The one nearest Edgehill is behind the Laskey Building (library building), and the one near Grand is beside the dining hall and behind Gibson Hall.

Lunch: We will be having lunch across the street at the Scarritt-Bennett Center. The cost is $11.00 and includes everything - entrees, vegetables, bread, soup, salads, beverages, and dessert.

THE DEADLINE TO RSVP FOR LUNCH IS MARCH 27.

You may do so by responding to this email.

Fall Meeting: Friday, October 25, 2002
University of the South
duPont Library
735 University Ave.
Sewanee, TN 37383-1000
931/598-1267

Lunch
Lunch will be in the University dining hall. It's one price - $5.00, all you can eat. Here is the link: 
http://www.sewanee.edu/studentlife/mcclurg/food.html We will collect money Friday morning for lunch. If you have a check, please make it out to duPont Library.

TTLA Meeting Agenda
9:00-9:30 
Refreshments Library, ATC Courtyard

9:30-10:30 
Marion Hatchett, Professor of Liturgics and Music, Emeritus C.K. Benedict Professor of Pastoral Theology, Emeritus "East Tennessee Folk-Hymnody" 
Library, PC Classroom

10:30-10:45 Break

10:45-11:30 
Eileen Crawford, BETH/TTLA Exchange Program 
Library, PC Classroom

11:30-12:30 
Lunch McClurg Dining Hall

12:30-12:45 Break

12:45- Member updates; Business meeting 
Library, PC Classroom

Fall Meeting:  Friday, October 19, 2001
Lifeway Christian Resources
Centennial Tower
Rooms 117 E and F
Nashville, Tennessee 37234

Program
8:30   Refreshments
9:00   Welcome, Announcements for the day, Introduction of members and guests
9:20   Copyright presentation by Tamara Miller
10:30   Break
10:45   Panel discussion, Question and Answer period
12:30   Lunch
1:30   Visit Library
2:00   Business meeting

Directions
From I-40 east or west, take Exit 209A onto Broadway and turn north toward downtown (all those tall buildings).  Turn left onto either 9th Ave. North or 10th Ave. North, depending on where you wish (or are able) to park.

Visitor parking at Lifeway is provided in two locations:

Option 1: A visitors' parking lot is located between 8th and 9th Avenues North along Commerce Street. (Turn left onto 9th Avenue North, go through one light, and the lot is on the right.) The entrance to Lifeway from this location is directly across 9th Avenue. This is the entrance to Sullivan Tower. This lot is easier to find but farther from the meeting rooms.

Option 2: Park in the visitors' spaces on the roof of the operations building. Entrance to roof parking is a ramp behind the Lifeway Bookstore which is located at the corner of Broadway and 10th Avenue (across from the Ramada Inn). Building entrance from this location will be the Centennial Tower Lobby which is nearer our meeting rooms but may not have space.

Security personnel and a TTLA member at either location will be able to direct you to the meeting rooms which are 117 E and F in Centennial Tower. Note: Although the room numbers begin with 1, they are not on the first floor. Rooms designated 117 are a part of our conference center. If you have any questions or need further information about the location parking, you may call Pat Brown, Manager, Dargan Research Library, at 615-251-2751, or me at the number below.

Lunch
Price: $6.95
Send orders to by Oct. 10: pbrown@lifeway.com
The box lunch will include fruit, chips, cookie, and beverage. Choices are:
1.  Classic: Shaved turkey and ham croissant topped with cheese, lettuce, and tomato
2.  Club: Shaved turkey breast, bacon, cheddar cheese topped with lettuce and  tomato on roll
3.  Salad: Chicken, tuna, or ham salad topped with lettuce and tomato on whole wheat bread
4.  Vegetarian: Pasta salad

Spring Meeting:  Friday, April 20, 2001
Vanderbilt University, University Club, Art Gallery Nashville, Tennessee

Program
9:00-9:30 Gather for coffee and conversation
9:30-11:15 Meeting: association business;
TTLA/BETH Librarian Exchange - Calendar
11:15 Library updates
12:00 Lunch
12:15 Introduction of guests
1:15 TTLA 50th Meeting Program:
   History of TTLA (Don Meredith & Rosalyn
   Lewis)
   Reminiscences by members and guests
   Closing remarks - Rosalyn Lewis

Directions
From West End Avenue, turn south into the Vanderbilt campus on 25th Avenue South.  Follow it around past Memorial Gym, and turn left onto Garland Avenue.  Turn left into the second entrance to the parking lot, and drive under the University Club awning to pick up your hang tag for parking.  Park in the designated visitor spots, and display your hang tag on your mirror.

Parking
Drive to front entrance of University Club.  Staring at 8:30 A.M. and continuing through the lunch hour, one of our staff members will greet you and give you a parking tag (cost $5).  You may then park in the University Club designated visitor parking spots.  Handicapped parking spaces are available directly in front of the University Club, without cost.

Lunch
Lunch will be buffet style at the University Club, and includes beverages and dessert.  Vegetarian options are available on the buffet.

Costs
Parking: $5 per vehicle (50th Meeting Celebration guests will not be charged, but still need to pick up hangtag at front entrance).
Lunch: $8 per person (50th Meeting Celebration guests will notbe charged)
Payment methods:  Checks shold be made to "Divinity Library, Vanderbilt University."
Cash will also be accepted.

RSVP
Please contact Donna Smith, Admiistrative Assistant, Vanderbilt Divinity Library.
Email: smith@library.vanderbilt.edu
Phone (615) 343-8517
Address: (If you wish to mail your payment before the meeting)
Donna Smith
Vanderbilt Divinity Library
419 21st Ave. South
Nashville, Tenn.  37240-0007

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Spring Meeting: Friday, April 7, 2000
Pentecostal Resource Center (Lee University and Church of God Theological Seminary) Cleveland, Tennessee

Program
9:30--10:00 Registration and Refreshments (Church of God Theological Seminary)
10:00--10:15 Welcome
10:15--11:00 Sharing
11:00—12:00 Charles H. Lippy: “Looking for God in Lots of Strange Places”
12:00--1:15 Lunch (Lee University)
1:15—2:00 David G. Roebuck: “Resources for the Study of Global Pentecostalism”
(Pentecostal Resource Center)
2:00--2:45 Business Meeting
2:45--3:15 Tour of Pentecostal Resource Center

Speakers
As per your request at the Fall 1999 meeting, the speakers will be David Roebuck and Charles H. Lippy. Dr. Lippy is the LeRoy A. Martin Distinguished Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Chattanooga. Author and editor of numerous books on American religion, he will talk to us about religion in the South. His title will be “Looking for God in Lots of Strange Places.” Dr. Lippy will also join us for lunch.

In the afternoon I will make a presentation on current resources for the study of global Pentecostalism.

Lunch
We are planning an Italian buffet in the Lee University President’s Dinning Room. It will include some meatless items.

The cost of the lunch will be $8.75. Please send a check for your lunch to arrive no later than Monday, April 3. Make the check payable to “Dixon Pentecostal Research Center” and mail it to: David G. Roebuck, Dixon Pentecostal Research Center, 260 11th Street, NE, Cleveland, Tennessee 37311. If you are unable to get the check here in time, please let me know by e-mail or phone, and I will include you in the number. We must provide a guaranteed number to the caterer by Tuesday, April 4.

If for some reason, you do not wish to participate in the Italian Buffet, you can choose to purchase the regular lunch provided by Sodexho Marriott for Lee University students. Their buffet will provide numerous selections for $4.50. You may access the weekly menu at http://www.leeuniversity.edu/sodexho/menu/.

Hosts
The spring meeting is being hosted by the Pentecostal Resource Center, which is comprised of both the William G. Squires Library and the Hal Bernard Dixon Jr. Pentecostal Research Center. Squires Library is the library of both Lee University and the Church of God Theological Seminary. The Dixon Research Center is a special collection of Pentecostal materials. As the official archives of the Church of God, it is funded entirely by the denomination.

Our morning sessions will take place at the Church of God Theological Seminary. Signs will point you to the meeting room. We will have lunch in the Lee University’s President’s Dining Room located in the Deacon Jones Dining Hall. Our afternoon sessions will be in the Pentecostal Resource Center.

This will involve about a ten-minute walk from the Seminary to the Dinning Hall. If this may be a problem for you, please contact us in advance, and we will provide special transportation. There is no parking near the dining hall.

A Lee University campus map is available at
http://www.leeuniversity.edu/admissions/visit/mapoflee.asp


Directions
From Chattanooga:
Take I-75 North toward Chattanooga; stay on I-75 through Chattanooga, while heading toward Knoxville. Cleveland is about 30 miles north of Chattanooga. Take exit 25 off I-75. Turn left at the stop sign onto a four-lane road called 25th Street. Go straight until you get to the fifth traffic light, and turn right onto Ocoee Street. Lee University is approximately one mile on your left. Turn left onto 11th Street and go past the stop sign at Parker Street. The Pentecostal Resource Center is immediately on your right. Bryant Parking lot and the Seminary are on the right in the next block.

From Knoxville:
Take I-75 South toward Chattanooga. Cleveland is about 75 miles south of Knoxville. Take exit 25 off I-75. Turn right at the stop sign onto a four-lane road called 25th Street. Go straight until you get to the fifth red light, and turn right onto Ocoee Street. Lee University is approximately one mile on your left. Turn left onto 11th Street and go past the stop sign at Parker Street. The Pentecostal Resource Center is immediately on your right. Bryant Parking lot and the Seminary are on the right in the next block.

Parking
Park in the Bryant Parking lot adjacent to the Church of God Theological Seminary. This is located on 11th Street just past the Pentecostal Resource Center and across from the North Cleveland Church of God.

Lodging
I have already sent a list of motels by e-mail. If for some reason you need that list again, contact me by phone or e-mail or visit the Lee University web site at http://www.leeuniversity.edu/admissions/visit/hoteloptions.asp

Questions
Please contact me by e-mail or phone if you have any questions regarding the meeting.

David G. Roebuck
TTLA Secretary

Phone: 423-614-8576
Fax: 423-614-8555
droebuck@leeuniversity.edu
http://www.leeuniversity.edu/library/dixon

PAST EVENTS

The fall meeting of the Tennessee Theological Library Association will be held at David Lipscomb University in Nashville on October 22, 1999. Our special guest for the day will be Dennis Norlin, Executive Director of ATLA.

9:00- Greeting, coffee, etc.
9:30- Library reports
10:00- Session I Dr. Norlin
11:00- Break
11:10- Session II Dr. Norlin, continued
12:00 noon Lunch in President's Quarters
1:15- Session III Dr. Norlin
2:30 Business Meeting

Please make your plans to attend this very important & informative meeting.

Lunch will be served in the President's Quarters & will be $8.95 per  person. Please send your check (payable to Lipscomb University) to David Howard at Beaman Library, Lipscomb University, 3901 Granny
White Pike, Nashville, TN 37204. Be sure your check will arrive by
Oct. 18. If you desire a vegetarian menu, arrangements can be made
with advance notice.

Parking will be available in the lot just south of Beaman Library on the
Belmont Blvd. side of the campus (FOLLOW SIGNS). Please place a
card on the left side of your dashboard with "Visitor--TTLA Meeting" on it.

Available hotels:

Brentwood, near Franklin Pike/I-65/Old Hickory Exit (10-15 min. from LU)

AmeriSuites/Brentwood 202 Summit View Dr. 615-661-9477
Baymont Inn/Nashville 108 West Park Dr. 615-376-4666
Courtyard by Marriott 103 East Park Dr. 615-371-9200
Hampton Inn 5630 Franklin Pike Cir. 615-373-2212
Wilson Inn & Suites 5566 Franklin Pike Cir. 615-221-5001

I-65 at Harding Place exit (10 min. from LU)

Red Roof Inn South 4271 Sidco Dr. 615-832-0093
LaQuinta Inn 4311 Sidco Dr. 615-834-6900
Ramada Inn 737 Harding Pl. 615-834-5000

Vanderbilt area (15 min. from LU)

Hampton Inn & Suites 2330 Elliston Pl. 615-320-6060
Hampton Inn/Vanderbilt 1919 West End Ave. 615-329-1144
GuestHouse Inn/MedCenter 1909 Hayes St. 615-329-1000

If you have specific questions which you would like for Dr. Norlin to
address, please send them to Dr. Carisse Berryhill at Berryhil@hugsr.edu
by Oct. 15.

Should you have any questions about meeting location, parking, food,
etc., please contact David Howard at David.Howard@Lipscomb.edu.

SEE YOU IN NASHVILLE ON OCT. 22

Carisse M. Berryhill,
TTLA President
berryhil@hugsr.edu
901-432-7734

SPRING MEETING OF TTLA, April 23, 1999

We invite you to the Spring Meeting of TTLA, to be held at Vanderbilt Divinity School, hosted by the staff of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library. Our event for the day is a scanning workshop, led by Christine Wiseman of SOLINET.

DIRECTIONS:

*Nashville is on Central Time. Be sure to adjust your travel plans to accommodate a time change, if necessary.

*From the north, take I-265 to I-40 east to exit 209B. Turn right on Broadway.

*From the east or south, take I-40 west to exit 209A. Turn left on Broadway.

*From the west take I-40 east to exit 209B. Turn right on Broadway (US 70 S). Follow Broadway and veer right to West End Avenue.

Continue on West End to the stop light at 21st Avenue. Turn left onto 21st Avenue, and continue until it merges to the right. Continue on 21st as it merges right. Get in the left lane. Turn left onto Scarritt Place (at the stoplight just past the Burger King). Turn into the parking garage on your right. Parking costs $5 per day, and the money is folded and placed in a slot (you will be wise to bring a $5 bill.) The Divinity School is directly across the street from the parking garage. It is next to the library, and has a spire on top of the chapel which is on the street side. Enter at the ground level, and walk up the stairs (or ride the elevator just inside the doors) to the second level. We will meet in Tillet Lounge, on the main hallway across from the cafeteria area.

LUNCH:

We will be eating in the private dining room at the University Club on campus. Please bring $7 for lunch, payable to the treasurer, Eileen Crawford, at the meeting. If you need to bring a check, make it to Vanderbilt Divinity Library. If you are unable to get a check cut in time for the meeting, just mail the payment to Eileen at the library. Reservations are not needed, as we will be eating at the excellent buffet.

SCHEDULE:

9-9:30 -- Reception/Welcome (Tillett Lounge, 2nd level, Divinity School)

9:30-10:15 -- Business & Updates

10:15-10:30 -- Break

10:30-12:00 -- Workshop Session 1 (G-27)

12:00-1:15 -- Lunch (University Club)

1:15-2:15 -- Workshop Session 2 (G-27)

2:15-2:30 -- Break w/Refreshments

2:30-3:30 -- Workshop Session 3 (G-27)

Betsy Grant
Head of Acquisitions
duPont Library
University of the South
735 University Ave.
Sewanee, TN 37383-1000

931/598-1663
931/598-1702 (Fax)

TENNESSEE THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
FALL MEETING - OCTOBER 23, 1998
BEAMAN LIBRARY, LIPSCOMB UNIVERSITY, NASHVILLE, TN

8:30-9:00 Registration & Refreshments

9:00-10:30 Julie Arnott, Manager for Preservation Services, SOLINET "Preservation Is Common Sense I"

10:30-10:45 Break

10:45-12:15 Julie Arnott "Preservation Is Common Sense II"

12:30-1:30 Lunch - Faculty/Staff Dining Room (All-You-Can-Eat, $4.00)

1:45-3:15 Business Meeting & News Roundup

Parking: The Security Dept. has asked that we park in the large parking
lot south of the library and adjacent to the softball field. It is accesible only from Belmont Blvd. We must also have a note placed on the car dashboard that states the date and meeting.

For further directions to the Lipscomb campus or other questions please
call 1-800-333-4358, ext. 2291 or 2409 or email to David.Howard@dlu.edu

Betsy Grant
Head of Acquisitions
duPont Library
University of the South
735 University Ave.
Sewanee, TN 37383-1000

931/598-1663
931/598-1702 (Fax)

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