The May issue of News & Views features “Is Jesus’ Resurrection a Historical Fact?” an article by Dr. David, the president and a tutor at Gutenberg College. For other articles and talks by Dr. Crabtree, go to his author’s page.

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Jack Crabtree’s “Easter Fantasy,” in which he imagines one man’s experience on Judgement Day, is now online in the Articles section of this website. Dr. Crabtree presented “Easter Fantasy” during the Easter Celebration at Reformation Fellowship (a church in Eugene, Oregon) on April 24, 2011.

Audio Archive Project update: R. Wesley Hurd’s series on the book of Ecclesiastes is now available to download from McKenzie Study Center and iTunes U. These talks were given in 2003 at Reformation Fellowship, a church in Eugene, Oregon.

Gutenberg tutor R. Wesley Hurd is the founder of both McKenzie Study Center and Gutenberg’s Art Project, and he is currently the director of Art Project. Dr. Hurd has an M.A. in biblical studies, a Ph.D. in educational policy, and an MFA in Painting. For other talks and articles by Dr. Hurd, see his author’s page.

Audio Archive Project update: Talks on the Psalms are now available to download from McKenzie Study Center and iTunes U. Currently, there are four talks in the collection, two by Gutenberg tutor Ron Julian and one each by Gutenberg board members Dave Smith and Peter Wierenga. These talks were all given at Reformation Fellowship, a church in Eugene, Oregon.

Gutenberg tutor Ron Julian is the author of Righteous Sinners and a co-author of The Language of God: A Commonsense Approach to Understanding and Applying the Bible. For other talks and articles by Ron Julian, see his author’s page.

For other talks and articles by Peter Wierenga, see his author’s page. For other talks by Dave Smith go here.

As of March 14, 2012, Gutenberg College has changed how students will apply for financial aid. Students will no longer need to complete the College Board Css/Financial Aid Profile. They will instead complete Gutenberg’s new Financial Aid Application. For full details about how to apply and to download the application, see Financial Aid on the Gutenberg website.