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Defining Worship:
The Puritans and Biblical Worship Today
Saturday 25 April 2015
Historical Theology Mini-Conference, Part 2 &
Official Opening of the Puritan Studies Program
We warmly invite church leaders, students, their
wives, and any concerned church members to this
conference. John Wycliffe Theological College
(JWTC) offers it in connection with the official
opening of our new post-graduate Puritan Studies
Program. Please join us as we discuss God’s glorious
plan for worship in our confused age while learning
from the Puritans of the 17th century.
Location:
The English Reformed Church, 172 Hyperion Dr.
North Riding. To RSVP by Friday 24 April (for
catering purposes) and for directions please call
(011) 462-9478. Attendance is free of charge!
Speakers:
Dr. Adriaan Neele is the
director of the Jonathan
Edwards Centre Africa at
the University of the Free
State and is a Jonathan
Edwards scholar. He also
serves
as
Research
Scholar and Digital Editor
at the Jonathan Edwards
Center at Yale University. He is the author of The
Art of Living to God (2005) and Petrus van Mastricht
(1630-1706): Reformed Orthodoxy: Method and
Piety (2009).
Dr. Bob McKelvey is the
coordinator of the Puritan
Studies Program at the
University of the Free
State and is a specialist in
John Bunyan studies. He
also serves as Lecturer in
Historical Theology at
JWTC and as Extraordinary
Senior Lecturer at NorthWest University. He is the author of Histories that
Mansoul and Her Wars Anatomize: The Drama of
Redemption in John Bunyan’s Holy War (2011).
Introducing the Puritan Studies Program (PSP) !
Schedule:
9:30am Welcome and Refreshments
10:00am Dr. Adriaan Neele,“’The Art of Prophesying’:
William Perkins on Preaching and Rhetoric”
10:45am Dr. Bob McKelvey, “William Ames and the Link
between Natural and Instituted Worship”
11:30am Discussion and Opening of the Puritan Studies
Program
12noon Conclusion
While you are here, please feel free to stop in at Good
Neighbours Bookshop (open at 8:30am the day of the
conference) for some great books and warm fellowship!
This conference is sponsored by JWTC in part to
officially launch PSP in connection with the
Jonathan Edwards Centre Africa at the University of
the Free State. PSP provides post-graduate (MTh
and PhD) studies with the burden to provide higher
education that helps rather than hinders the work
of Christ’s church. For more details, please email
Bob at: puritanstudies@wycliffe.edu.