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Last Updated=6 i 2010

 

AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE, January 9, 2010

The annual CFH coffee-donut hour and plenary session at the AHA in San Diego will be on Saturday morning, 8 am, January 9, 2010. Beth Allison Barr (Baylor University), Caitlin Corning (George Fox University), Melissa Franklin-Harkrider (Wheaton College), Jennifer Hevilone-Harper (Gordon College), and Kurt Werthmuller (Azusa Pacific University) will present a session titled: "Community, Identity, and the Vocation of Laity in Medieval and Early Modern Christianity." Dwight Brautigam (Huntington University) will chair the session. Come one; come all. Light refreshments served at 8 am; panel at 9-11 am.

Location: Hyatt Del Mar B

 

2010 CFH Fall Conferences

This is a first CALL FOR PAPERS for the 2010 George Fox biennial conference, October 6-9. The theme is "The Search for Peace, Justice, and Equality"; the deadline for submitting proposals is March 1, 2010. (For a copy of the Conference Poster check here.)

Tracy McKenzie (University of Washington; eMail=r7t14@u.washington.edu) is program chair, David Marley (Vanguard University; eMail=dmarley@vanguard.edu) is student conference chair, and Caitlyn Corning (George Fox University; eMail=ccorning@georgefox.edu) is local arrangements chair. A pdf file dealing with conference paper and panel proposals, may be downloaded here.

We are especially encouraging papers dealing with Protestant responses to those issues in the context of Latin America or the Latino community in the US. For people particularly interested in the Latin American emphasis, contact Dan Miller (Calvin College; eMail=mill@calvin.edu).

 

2012 CFH Fall Conferences

The venue for our 2012 Fall Conferences is Gordon College, Wenham MA.

 

 

  

 

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