Introduction
The Westminster Conference meets for two days annually and comprises six speakers presenting papers examining the history, doctrine and practice of people, events and churches associated with the Puritans including their forebears and successors. The perspective is that of reformed Biblical Christianity of the orthodox historic kind, in which such themes as the Gospel of Grace and God's sovereign purpose are derived from Scripture and lived-out in human lives.
The dates for the next Westminster Conference are Tuesday & Wednesday, 9th - 10th December 2008. The topic will be:
Old Paths, New Shoes
The following papers will be presented:
- What can we learn from the Puritans
- The Recovery of the Reformed Vision
- E F Kevan and the Grace of Law
- Reformed and Puritan Views of Tradition
- Thomas Brooks and Spiritual Conflict
- William Grimshaw
Please note that the conference will be held at a new location:
The American Church in London
Whitefield’s Tabernacle
79a Tottenham Court Road
London
W1T 4TD
(Next to Goodge Street Underground Station)
Full details are provided on the Programme page.