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Cissy Houston was more than Whitney’s mother – she was an amazingly talented singer in her own right. Listen to “He – I Believe” and hear for yourself!

In 1982, the Southeast Inspirational Choir’s release of “My Liberty” was the break-out song for 21-year-old gospel superstar Yolanda Adams.

Why does John Duns Scotus still resonate, more than 700 years after his death? Tom Ward, associate professor of philosophy at Baylor, was captivated by Duns Scotus as a student. Today, he translates his work through a prestigious National Endowment for the Humanities grant and is writing an introductory book on Duns Scotus more broadly. In this Baylor Connections, Ward explains how Duns Scotus’ work enables us to consider God, faith and the “first principle” still today.

The Famous Cleveland Quartet were one of the earliest to record arrangements of the old spirituals – what’s now called “jubilee.”

Ruth Davis of the Davis Sisters was one of gospel’s greatest shouters – as her version of “He’ll Understand and Say ‘Well Done’” will surely attest!

Every college student runs into questions about navigating finances as they prepare for a future after their time on campus. In this Baylor Connections, Sara Ray, program manager for Student Financial Literacy at Baylor, shares how her office provides resources to build financial literacy and equip them, through individual counseling and education programming, to prepare for success.

A moving story of a woman trapped in a London flat.

The ground-breaking Abyssinian Baptist Gospel Choir under the direction of Prof. Alex Bradford is one first – and best – live recordings ever made of a gospel mass choir.

A dramatic story of a humble bookseller fighting against incredible odds.

Rousing story of a woman who loves horses