Bethel University (MN) has become a hub for pietism research in the last few years and is now announcing that it will hold the first of what we hope will be many colloquia on Pietism studies. The event will be April 20 and features Scot McKnight, Jon Sensbach, (author of Rebecca's Revival: Creating Black Christianity in the Atlantic World) along with several other scholars and students. For more information, contact Chris Gehrz at cgehrz@bethel.edu or Christian Collins Winn at ctcollin@bethel.edu. Information for registration can be found here.Inaugural Colloquium on Pietism Studies
Bethel University (MN) has become a hub for pietism research in the last few years and is now announcing that it will hold the first of what we hope will be many colloquia on Pietism studies. The event will be April 20 and features Scot McKnight, Jon Sensbach, (author of Rebecca's Revival: Creating Black Christianity in the Atlantic World) along with several other scholars and students. For more information, contact Chris Gehrz at cgehrz@bethel.edu or Christian Collins Winn at ctcollin@bethel.edu. Information for registration can be found here.
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