Student Sermon by Julius Kidd, circa 1967

Student sermon: Kidd, Julius

1964/1969

1960-1969

Interdenominational Theological Center student Julius Kidd delivers two sermons titled Principles for Togetherness and Feeding Our Hungry Neighbors in Dr. Isaac Clarks homiletics class.

African Americans--Religion
Education--Religion
Theology--Study and teaching
Theological seminaries
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Isaac R. Clark Memorial Collection

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12322/fa:117

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00:00:06 Audio begins with discussion about first Corinthians.
00:02:28 Introduces sermon: Principles for Togetherness.
00:04:55 Gives example of the type of conduct God wants his followers to commit to.
00:09:42 Talks about two important factors concerning principles for togetherness.
00:16:06 Talks about the value of understanding God and how he has given all gifts for the operation of the church.
00:23:18 Talks about situations where husbands need to be considerate of their wives and parents speaking in a civilized ways to their children.
00:27:30 Sermon ends.
00:27:55 Introduces Matthew 25:37:46.
00:32:57 Introduces sermon: Feeding Our Hungry Neighbors.
00:40:16 Talks about well-to-do neighbors are not doing their part in feeding hungry neighbors.
00:45:59 Talks about helping the hungry of the community.
00:54:10 Talks about there is no way to make it in life creatively unless we get knowledge first.
01:00:01 Audio ends.

Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library

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