the book that tells the history of First Pres since Sheldon Jackson founded the church in 1872. You will cherish this book that is full of interesting photos and facts that detail how the little church with eight original members grew into a pillar of the downtown Colorado Springs community.

Many Lamps, One Light tells the story of Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary from the founding in 1853 of one of its predecessor institutions until the present. Much more than a simple history, this book opens a window on Protestantism in America by exploring one of its finest seminaries. The history of Louisville Seminary is organized around two themes. Rick Nutt first shows the ways in which the school reflected developments in culture and Christianity in the United States during the last 150 years. The life of the seminary mirrors the economic, social, political, intellectual, and ecclesiastical forces that affected Protestantism and its institutions in the nation. Second, Nutt explores the way that Louisville Seminary has steadfastly retained its educational vision and commitment to serve the church in the midst of unprecedented social change. This book will be of interest both to those affiliated with Louisville Seminary and to those seeking a valuable case study in American Christian higher education.