Chicago Style
Theology and Biblical studies classes require that papers be formatted in Chicago Style. MHGS MDiv professors recommend utilizing Kate Turabian's A Manual for Writers as a primary reference text and The Chicago Manual of Style as a secondary reference text. Chicago Style utilizes footnotes and a Bibligraphy page. Note that MHGS Formatting Guidelines supersede Chicago Style where the two disagree.
The Chicago Style @ Mars Hill Graduate School handout provides examples for frequently used types of Chicago Style footnotes and bibliographic entries.
The MHGS Chicago Style Sample Paper provides a model for formatting, Chicago style, and academic writing conventions.
Additional Chicago Style Resources
Ohio State University's page on Chicago Manual of Style Citation Guide (Notes-Bibliography System) is a handout that gives examples of frequently used citations.
The Writing Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Chicago/Turabian Documentation provides a guide to Chicago Style.
KnightCite, provided by Calvin College, is a tool that asks users to type in publication information and returns a Chicago-style Bibliographic entry.
Nuts and Bolts Guide to Chicago Style (4th ed.)