Anabaptist History Conference (PA, April 2025)

[Elmer]

I learned of this Anabaptist History Conference (https://anabaptisthistoryconference.net/schedule/) to be held April 12, 2025, in Ephrata, PA. As 2025 marks 500 years of the Anabaptist movement, are there other Anabaptist history conferences happening as well?

[Judas Maccabeus]

I learned of this Anabaptist History Conference (https://anabaptisthistoryconference.net/schedule/) to be held April 12, 2025, in Ephrata, PA. As 2025 marks 500 years of the Anabaptist movement, are there other Anabaptist history conferences happening as well?

Do you know who is sponsoring this? The speaker list seems to come from a particular corner of the Anabaptist world.

[Josh]

I learned of this Anabaptist History Conference (https://anabaptisthistoryconference.net/schedule/) to be held April 12, 2025, in Ephrata, PA. As 2025 marks 500 years of the Anabaptist movement, are there other Anabaptist history conferences happening as well?

Do you know who is sponsoring this? The speaker list seems to come from a particular corner of the Anabaptist world.

Tentatively planning to go. Hope to see some of you there.

[Neto]

I learned of this Anabaptist History Conference (https://anabaptisthistoryconference.net/schedule/) to be held April 12, 2025, in Ephrata, PA. As 2025 marks 500 years of the Anabaptist movement, are there other Anabaptist history conferences happening as well?

Do you know who is sponsoring this? The speaker list seems to come from a particular corner of the Anabaptist world.

Perhaps it would more accurately be called "Swiss Brethren History Conference". (Or, something even more exact? I do not know these people.)

[Josh]

I learned of this Anabaptist History Conference (https://anabaptisthistoryconference.net/schedule/) to be held April 12, 2025, in Ephrata, PA. As 2025 marks 500 years of the Anabaptist movement, are there other Anabaptist history conferences happening as well?

Do you know who is sponsoring this? The speaker list seems to come from a particular corner of the Anabaptist world.

Perhaps it would more accurately be called "Swiss Brethren History Conference". (Or, something even more exact? I do not know these people.)

Good point, but I’ve come to expect this from Swiss background people who seem unconcerned with any Anabaotism amongst people they aren’t related to.

[ken_sylvania]

Do you know who is sponsoring this? The speaker list seems to come from a particular corner of the Anabaptist world.

Perhaps it would more accurately be called "Swiss Brethren History Conference". (Or, something even more exact? I do not know these people.)

Good point, but I’ve come to expect this from Swiss background people who seem unconcerned with any Anabaotism amongst people they aren’t related to.

Do you mean to say there were Anabaptists who weren't Swiss????

[Judas Maccabeus]

I learned of this Anabaptist History Conference (https://anabaptisthistoryconference.net/schedule/) to be held April 12, 2025, in Ephrata, PA. As 2025 marks 500 years of the Anabaptist movement, are there other Anabaptist history conferences happening as well?

Do you know who is sponsoring this? The speaker list seems to come from a particular corner of the Anabaptist world.

Perhaps it would more accurately be called "Swiss Brethren History Conference". (Or, something even more exact? I do not know these people.)

I know of them, and have read some material they have written. So much of the history of our faith runs through the Netherlands in particular, that it should not be ignored. The presenters here that I know of move mostly in "kingdom" circles, what some would call the "intentionalist" segment of anabaptism. If someone can expand or correct my impression, please do.

I am just wondering who is behind this?

[Judas Maccabeus]

Perhaps it would more accurately be called "Swiss Brethren History Conference". (Or, something even more exact? I do not know these people.)

Good point, but I’ve come to expect this from Swiss background people who seem unconcerned with any Anabaotism amongst people they aren’t related to.

Do you mean to say there were Anabaptists who weren't Swiss????

Dutch, later Russian.

[RZehr]

Do you know who is sponsoring this? The speaker list seems to come from a particular corner of the Anabaptist world.

Perhaps it would more accurately be called "Swiss Brethren History Conference". (Or, something even more exact? I do not know these people.)

I know of them, and have read some material they have written. So much of the history of our faith runs through the Netherlands in particular, that it should not be ignored. The presenters here that I know of move mostly in "kingdom" circles, what some would call the "intentionalist" segment of anabaptism. If someone can expand or correct my impression, please do.

I am just wondering who is behind this?

Same old crew of speakers as ever.

[Judas Maccabeus]

Perhaps it would more accurately be called "Swiss Brethren History Conference". (Or, something even more exact? I do not know these people.)

I know of them, and have read some material they have written. So much of the history of our faith runs through the Netherlands in particular, that it should not be ignored. The presenters here that I know of move mostly in "kingdom" circles, what some would call the "intentionalist" segment of anabaptism. If someone can expand or correct my impression, please do.

I am just wondering who is behind this?

Same old crew of speakers as ever.

Yeah, if I was required to label them I would call it the "Kingdom Fellowship Weekend" crowd.