
Tentative Conference Schedule
Thursday, September 15
5:00pm to 7:00pm Registration
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7:30pm to 9:00pm Robert Webber, Northern Baptist Seminary
"Re-situating Evangelicalism in the Divine
Narrative: A Case for an Ancient-Future Faith."
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9:00pm Reception – sponsored by Baker Academic
Corum Student Union
The shuttle will leave from Gainey at 9:30 pm.
Friday, September 16
The shuttle will leave the hotel at 8:30 am.
9:00am to 10:30am Arlene Sanchez Walsh,
"After Evangelicalism: Latino evangelicals, the
Church, and the Problem of History."
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10:30am to 10:45am Break
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10:45am to 12:00pm Daryl Hart, Intercollegiate Studies Institute,
"Does Protestantism Have What Evangelicals Are
Looking For?"
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12:00 am to 1:15pm Lunch/break
1:15pm to 3:00pm Invited Panels
Panel 1 – Evangelicals and Higher Education
Douglas Jacobsen,
Rhonda Jacobsen,
3:00pm to 3:15pm Break
Douglas Henry,
Michael Stevens,
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Panel 2 – “Evangelicalism and World Christianity” –
Arlene Sanchez Walsh,
Joel Carpenter,
Michael Pasquale,
BH 100
3:15pm to 4:30pm Concurrent papers
Session 1
Panel: “(Re)Envisioning Evangelicalism’s Future?: Panel Participants:
Reflection and Rumination on the
Phillip Sinitiere,
Bryan Hurley,
BH 100
Session 2
Panel Participants:
Patricia Dyk,
Session 4
Panel: Blogging Evangelicalism: Benign Instrument or
Ecclesiological Menace?
Joel Hunter,
Michael Spencer, Oneida Baptist Institute
BH 132
Session 3
Scot McKnight,
“Trying to become Conversant
With the Emerging
Carlos Bovell,
“Has evangelicalism become effeminate?”
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R. Keelan Downton, National Council of Churches
“Unity in the Trans/Post(denomi)national Future”
Steve Bush,
4:30pm to 8:00pm Break/Dinner on your own
The shuttle will leave from Gainey at 4:45 pm to return to the hotel.
8:00pm Calvin Seerveld’s The Greatest Song The shuttle will leave from the hotel at 7:30 pm and depart from the seminary at 9:30 pm.
“A Stereoscopic Evangelical Political Theology”
BH 133
Matthews Auditorium
Saturday, September, 17
The shuttle will leave from the hotel at 8:30 am.
9:00am to 10:15am Calvin Seerveld, Institute for Christian Studies,
emeritus
“Wanted: Biblical Recovery of Human
Corporeality and Historical Institutionality in
God's world."
Gainey
10:15am to 10:30am Break
10:30am to 11:45am Concurrent papers
Larry Baker, Institute for Christian Studies Luke Moord, Institute for Christian Studies Session 2
Session 1
“Decontructing Evangelicalism: Promise or
Peril…?”
“Moral Pedagogy and the
an encounter with Seyla Benhabib”
BH 100
Panel: “(Re)Envisioning Evangelicalism’s Future?: Reflection Panel Participants
and Rumination on the Emergent Chruch” Part II
Derek Hicks,
Carlos Bovell.
BH 133
Session 3
“On the Need to Move Past Inerrancy”
Fred Sanders,
“There is the Reservoir, Where is the Spout?" Session 4
Kristina Jung and Jeff Hocking, Institute for Phillip Sintiere,
11:45am to 1:00pm Lunch/Break 1:00pm to 2:30pm Invited Panel Michael Van Dyke,
2:30pm to 2:40pm Closing Liturgy Please contact someone at the registration desk if you need transportation to the airport at the conclusion of the conference.
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Christian Studies
“The Body of God: Embrace or Annihilation?”
Finding Evangelicalism’s Future in the Church’s
Past: Evangelicals, History, and Tradition
BH 132
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Evangelicals, Tradition and Worship
Robert Webber, Northern Baptist Seminary
Daryl Hart, Intercollegiate Studies Institute
Calvin Seerveld, Institute for Christian Studies,
emeritus
Randy Burghart, Cornerstone University
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