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HOWARD UN IVERS ITY .
Theological Department.
FACULTY:
R ev. JOHN GORDON, D.D., President.
Also Professor of Moral Philosophy, Natural Theology, and Hhristian Evidences.
R ev. ISAAC CLARK, D.D.,
Dean of the Department, Professor of Theology, Biblical History and Litera­
ture, and English Exegesis; also Instructor in Rhetoric.
Rev . JOHN L. EWELL, D.D.,
Professor of Church History, and Hebrew Exegesis; also Instructor in
Elocution.
Rev . STERLING N. BROWN, A.M., B.D.,
Professor of Bibliology.
Rev. GEORGE O. LITTLE, D.D.,
Professor of Homiletics, Pastoral Theology, and Greek Exegeses.
LECTURERS:
R ev. TEUNIS S. HAMLIN, D.D.,
The Ministry.
Rev . JOHN L. EWELL, D.D.,
(Bible Lands—Illustrated.)
INSTRUCTORS:
WILLIAM J. STEPHENS,
Vocal Music.
INSTRUCTORS IN THE EVENING CLASS IN THEOLOGY:
Rev. CHARLES H. BUTLER, A.M.,
R ev. ISAAC CLARK, D.D.,
P kof. GEORGE J. CUMMINGS, A.M.,
Rev . GEORGE O. LITTLE, D.D.,
T HE Department receives no Government aid. It aims to im­
part a thorough knowledge of the Word of God with in­
structions in Biblical and Systematic Theology, Church
History, Missions, Homiletics, Pulpit Elocution, and Pastoral
Theology. The course occupies three years and is open to stu-