You are invited to the second Presbyterian Scholars Conference at Anderson Commons, Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, September 18-19, 2015.

As before, the conference will address the question of reformation and renewal in the Presbyterian Church today. It will include lectures, discussions, prayer, and meals together.

The following lecturers will speak on these topics:

Dr. Andrew Dearman, Associate Dean and Professor of Old Testament, Fuller Theological Seminary, Texas, "Exile, Death and New Life in the Old Testament"

Dr. Karen Finch, Assistant Professor of Theology, Whitworth College, Washington, "Christ Alone: What We Can Learn from Calvin's Response to Christological Heresies"

Dr. Bradley J. Longfield, Dean and Professor of Church History, University of      Dubuque Theological Seminary, Iowa, "Presbyterians and Higher Education"

Dr. Charles Partee, Professor of Church History Emeritus, Pittsburgh   Theological Seminary, Pennsylvania, "Fallen Angel--Risen Animal"

Dr. Thomas A. Miller, Professor of Surgery, Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine, Richmond, Virginia "Why the Resurrection Still Matters, Even in this Present Scientific Age"

The Reverend Daniel Ramirez Celis, Vice President of the National Presbyterian Church of Mexico, "The History of Evangelical Renewal and Growth in Mexican  Presbyterianism"

Dr. Jeffrey S. McDonald, Pastor, Avery Presbyterian Church, Bellevue, Nebraska, and Adjunct Professor of Church History, Sioux Falls Seminary--Omaha Campus, Nebraska, "The Auburn Affirmation, John Gerstner, and the Union between the UPCNA and the PCUSA, 1950-1958"

To register, contact Dr. Jeffrey S. McDonald at (402) 682-1439 or email him at:

jsmcdonald@unomaha.edu.

The registration fee is $50.

The recommended hotel is just four miles from Wheaton College:

Hampton Inn, Carol Stream, Illinois.