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In Kala's Hands, A Lakota Sioux Proclamation, by Mary Crocco, is about a special young woman named Kala, who spends her first twenty-four years as a wannabe artist. Kala has no talent, which makes her life miserable as she suffers humiliation from her teachers and classmates. Always having support from her friends and family doesn't make up for her pensive sadness. Aware her daily paintings are considered scribbles, she retains her passion. Living in Rapid City, South Dakota, Kala visits art galleries and museums so often, the staff knows her intimately. Hoping to work at a gallery is a dream...

Volume 31 of the "Princeton Seminary Bulletin" begins with a note from editor Stephen D. Crocco and a sermon by Michael A. Brothers. It is a hefty issue, with lectures written by Flett, Bynum, Graham, Hanciles, Hunsinger, Lewis, Lieu, Miller, Najman, Sacks, and Young. The issue proper concludes with McKee's essay on Calvin's First French Institutes. As in the past, we complete the issue with a list of works published by PTS faculty in the previous year.

The second born-digital issue of Princeton Seminary Bulletin contains a convocation address by Robert C. Dykstra and a baccalaureate sermon by Luke A. Powery. Lectures included are by Allan Anderson, Pamela Cooper-White, Christopher Elwood, Cynthia A. Jarvis, David Fergusson, Robin W. Lovin, William F. May, Benjamin Myers, Scott W. Sunquist, Timothy B. Tyson, and Randall C. Zachman.