History Workshop
The Anglican Diocese of Fredericton
The UNB Department of History
and
The Provincial Archives of New Brunswick
present
11th Church History Workshop
Saturday
May 15, 1999
Ludlow Hall
University of New Brunswick
Fredericton
Tentative Program
8:30am -9 am : Registration & Coffee
9am - 9:15am : Opening Remarks
9:15am -10:30am : Session I: Mid 20th Century Baptists
Chaired by Professor D. Gillian Thompson, Chair, UNB Department of History
H. Miram Ross : "A Call Has Come for the Preacher Woman" : Maritime Baptist Women Licensed to Preach, 1944-1954.
Eric Crouse : When the Levee Breaks: Maritime Baptist Voices Confronting the Religious & Economic Conditions of the Great Depression.
10:30am -10:45am : Coffee
10:45am --noon : Session II: Foundations of Maritime Churches
Chaired by The Rev. Ross Hebb, Parish of St. Peter, Fredericton
Jack Whytock : The Huntingdonian Missionaries to Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, 1785--1792
Barry Craig : Bishop Medley and the Tractarians
Noon - 1pm : Lunch
1pm - 2:15pm : Session III: Temperance & Prohibition
Chaired by Professor David Bell, UNB Faculty of Law
Nathan Mair : Attitudes toward the Temperance Movement among Methodists in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and PEI, 1840--1862
C. Mark Davis : Church of England and the Prohibition Movement in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, 1870--1930
2:15pm - 2:30pm : Coffee
2:30pm - 4:15pm : Session IV: Anglican Buildings and Builders
Chaired by Marion Beyea, Provincial Archivist
Harvey Malmberg, Bishops' and Deans' Residences, Anglican Diocese of Fredericton
Lorna Williams, A Small Work of Some Interest: St. Mark's Chapel of Ease, Kings Landing
Janet Maclellan Toole, Bishop John Andres Richardson: A Portrait, by family and friends
4:15pm - 4:25pm : Closing Comments
4:30pm - 5:30pm : Reception, Provincial Archives of New Brunswick
For further information and registration forms, please contact:
The Provincial Archives of New Brunswick
phone 506-453-4306 / fax 506-453-3288
twilabuttimer@gov.nb.ca
glibenb@nb.sympatico.ca
jcook@unb.ca
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