On this edition of the Summar Library Podcast, Paul and I spoke with Dr. Jim Patterson about his new biography,
James Robinson Graves: Staking the Boundaries of Baptist Identity. Aside from being a phenomenal historian, Dr. Patterson is also a rapper and you can hear him rap about J.R. Graves in his
Founders Day Chapel a year ago. The book was dedicated to his wife on their 40th wedding anniversary as it is in-scripted on the inside cover. Our very own
Paul Sorrel is also mentioned in the preface of the book for his work with micro-film and interlibrary loans to help with the research done on this book. We talked about Dr. Patterson's background in Philadelphia. We discussed Dr. Patterson's background as he was raised in Philadelphia. We also discussed his education at Rutgers, Gordon Conwell and later Princeton Theological Seminary. Dr. Patterson talks about how he became interested in J.R. Graves and Baptist History and how this informs his teaching. He also discusses how he came to teach at Union and his future research interests.
Listen to Dr. Jim Patterson talk discuss his new book:
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| James Robinson Graves: Staking Baptist Identity |
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