East African Revival: History and Legacies, 04/08

A conference hosted by the Henry Martyn Centre and the African Studies Centre, University of Cambridge to mark the coming of the Joe Church papers to Cambridge.

East African Revival:
History and Legacies

Friday 25 -Saturday 26 April 2008
Westminster College, Cambridge

Speakers will include:

• Simon Barrington-Ward, former General Secretary of the

Church Mission Society

• Terry Barringer, former librarian of the Royal

Commonwealth Society collection, Cambridge

• John Basingwire, Head of the Church of Uganda's

Provincial Education Department.

• John Church, eldest son of Joe Church
• John Gatu, former Moderator of the Presbyterian Church

in East Africa.

• Cynthia Hoehler-Fatton, Associate Professor of

Religious Studies, University of Virginia, USA

• John Karanja, Associate Professor of Church History,

Trinity Lutheran Seminary, Columbus, Ohio.

• Amos Kasibante,Anglican Co-ordinating Chaplain,

University of Leicester

• Birgitta Larsson, Västerås, Sweden.
• Esther Mombo, Academic Dean, St Pauls University,

Limura

• Manuel Muranga, Director of Makerere University

Institute of Languages, Uganda

• Derek Peterson, University Senior Lecturer in African

History, and Director of the African Studies Centre, University of Cambridge

• Kevin Ward, Senior Lecturer in African Religious

Studies,University of Leeds

• Emma Wild-Wood, former CMS mission partner in N.E Congo

Fees

Conference fee: (excl accommodation) - £95
Discount before 31st January: - £85 Daily fees: - £50 per day (includes lunch & dinner)

Details and application form at

http://www.martynmission.cam.ac.uk/CAfrican%20conf.html_ (http://www.martynmission.cam.ac.uk/CAfrican%20conf.html)

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