Evangelicalism Through History: A Conference Reflecting on Identity and Change

Have you ever wondered how the rich history of evangelicalism informs the way we engage with the world today? Join us on May 12 for a thought -provoking day that will deepen your understanfing of Evangelicalisms origins, its evolving identity, and its implications for contemporary life and ministry.

Discover the rich history and evolving identity of Evangelicalism.

Explore Evangelicalism from American, British and Australian perspectives.

Examine the key ideas and developments that have shaped its origins and evolution, and consider their implications for how we should engage with the world in our own time.

Date/Time:

Monday, 12 May 2025

10am AEST - 4.30pm AEST

Cost:

Student: $70

In Person + Online: $90

Refreshments and lunch provided for in-person attendees.

Keynote Speakers:

• Professor David Bebbington the world's pre-eminent historian of international evangelicalism and is Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Stirling in Scotland.
• Associate Professor Stuart Piggin was Director of the Centre for the History of Christian Thought and Experience at Macquarie University from 2005-2016 and continues as conjoint Associate Professor of History at the university. He co-authored a price-winning history of Australian Evangelical Christians and has been designated 'the historian of the Australian soul'.
• Dr Nicole Starling is the Academic Dean and Church History Lecturer at Morling College. She is a member of the Evangelical History Association Executive and if Editor of their journal, Lucas.

Engage with these respected historians as we discuss theological responses to issues of justice, religious and political diversity, and collaborative action in pursuit of the common good.

Participate in Q&A designed to translate historical insights into practical action.

Be inspired to approach today's challenges with wisdom, humility and a commitment to gospel-shaped and gospel-centred patterns of life and community.