Friday, July 25

1:00 PM

ROGER LUNDIN (Wheaton College), “Divining Lives: History, Biography, and the Conflict of Interpretations”

2:15

MARK NOLL (Notre Dame), “Putting Hymnody to Use for the History of Evangelicalism”

4:00

DAVID JONES (Aberystwyth University), “‘So Much Idolized by Some, and Railed at by Others’: George Whitefield and Evangelical History”

8:00

GEORGE MARSDEN (Notre Dame), "Theologically Conservative Christianity and Moral Progress: The Problem of Correlation”

Saturday, July 26

9:00 AM

Coffee

10:00

BRUCE HINDMARSH (Regent College), “Wesley Agonistes and the Calvinist Sublime: The Spiritual Ideals of the Early Evangelicals”

11:15

BRENDAN PIETSCH (PhD cand., Duke University), “Dispensational Modernism and the Scofield Reference Bible”

12:30 PM

Lunch*

2:00

KATE BOWLER (PhD cand., Duke University), “Blessed Assurance: Faith and the American Prosperity Movement”

3:15

DAVID HEMPTON (Harvard Divinity School), “The Religion of the Heart and the Rise of Global Christianity”