Recollections of the First Year of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary [microform]; an Address Delivered Before the Seminary, at Louisville, Kentucky, Founders Day, January 11th, 1911. This item is unavailable.Recollections of the First Year of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary [microform]; an Address Delivered Before the Seminary, at Louisville, Kentucky, Founders Day, January 11th, 1911

In this address, Charles Hill Ryland, an educator and Baptist leader, reflects on the early years of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of its founders and the dedication of its students. Ryland also emphasizes the essential role of theological education in preparing leaders for the church and society.

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