This is the Church in the Pacific Northwest that was founded by Dr. Jeff Iorg.

This Professor does Magic tricks.

This room is located in the Library and holds items from that range from Biblical to Modern times, found by faculty of the seminary and named for one of the faculty members wife.

This item was a popular spot at the Mill Valley campus for resting, proposing marriage, or just chatting with a dear friend.

This is the first company that Gateway Seminary contracted with for the Cafe.

This president was a long time pastor of Magnolia Avenue Baptist Church in Riverside CA

This Professor was previously the president of Hong King Baptist Theological Seminary.

This room in the Library holds books, artifacts, and doctoral projects all dedicated to a significant theologian who contributed the Baptist Theology of Missions.

This item was placed behind the GGBTS cornerstone and removed to bring down to Ontario when the school relocated.

This popular beverage with a chewy topping made a breif debut at the Cafe, before being discontinued.

The first President of GGBTS Isan B Hodges earned a Master of Arts from this CA School.

These three Professors all graduated from St Andrews in Scotland,

This was the first Librarian for GGBTS.

This item at the Bay Area campus is significant because it predates two of the US States.

These non food items can also be found in the Cafe

This is the first president to hold a Doctorate.

This Professor was once in a celebrity gossip Magazine entitled "The Star."

This item, which is located in the Library's rare book room is a facsimile of the oldest extant, though not complete, copy of the Hebrew Bible.

These items are Biblical in nature, but not as old. One each located at the Bay Area Campus and Ontario Campus.

This is the current catering company for the cafe.

This president was the longest serving president to date. He served 25 years

This Professor was the first black full time trustee elected faculty members in any of the SBC seminaries.

This Librarian oversaw the construction of the standalone GGBTS Library at the Mill Valley campus in 1981.

This item was originally part of the Berkeley campus and as such is one of the oldest pieces of Seminary history.

The Cafe uses this popular Social Media outlet to advertise and send coupons to prospective customers.