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Imagine if our 17th-century Reformed forefathers could be transported to a 21st-century British evangelical church. What would they think? What would surprise them about our faith and practice? Would they be delighted or dismayed?
How much have we remained true to our Reformed heritage? Have we grown in maturity, or drifted from our theological moorings? Do we need to recover The Faith of our Fathers?
Saturday 2 October 2010 · 10am – 4pm · The Welsh Chapel, Cockfosters
Individuals £15 · Students / unwaged £10 · Couples / families £20
To book, email · Pay on the door
Car parking available · 5 minutes’ walk from Cockfosters Tube Station
Refreshments provided. Please bring your own lunch. Sandwiches can be bought locally.
Speakers
| Ian Hamilton was appointed as Minister of Cambridge Presbyterian Church in 1999, after serving as Minister of Loudoun Church of Scotland, Ayrshire for almost 20 years. He has written numerous articles on Reformed theology, and Christian Focus Publications has recently re-published his post-graduate thesis on The Erosion of Calvinist Orthodoxy, significantly updated and developed. Ian and his wife Joan have four children. |  |
| Robert Letham teaches systematic theology at Wales Evangelical School of Theology. He previously served as Senior Minister of Emmanuel Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Wilmington, Delaware, and his books include The Holy Trinity (P&R, 2004) and The Westminster Assembly: Reading Its Theology in Historical Context (P&R, 2009). He and his wife Joan have three children, and his interests include cricket, music and walking. |  |
The Faith of Our Fathers will be hosted jointly by Emmanuel Evangelical Church and Ecclesia Reformanda.