Papers and Presentations
The following have been accepted to be presented at the Tri-History Conference
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Bill Acres (Huron College, Western University) – The New England Company, Trust, and the Six Nations, 1894–1934
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Terry M. Brown (Trinity College) – Pragmatism vs. Martyrdom: The Contrasting Approaches of the Dioceses of Melanesia and New Guinea to the Second World War
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Ivan R. Buxeda (Diocese of Puerto Rico) – The Beginnings of Anglicanism in Puerto Rico during the Nineteenth Century in the City of Ponce and the Island of Vieques, 1872–1901
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Donald Combe, Murray Wilcox (Church of St. Mark, Niagara on the Lake, ON) – Ten 1785 Sermons from the Library of Robert Addison (1754–1829)
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J. Luis Dizon (University of Toronto) – Anglican Holy Orders in Light of Apostolicae Curae
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Wim A. Dreyer (University of Pretoria, South Africa) – The Real Crisis of the Church
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Alex Faseruk (Memorial University of Newfoundland), Daphne Rixon (Saint Mary’s University, Halifax), Judy Rois (Trinity College) – Glass Ceilings For Female Clergy: How Many Panes/Pains are there to be Encountered
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Tilly Flood (independent researcher, Christchurch, NZ) – Seven Years From Hell, 2011–2018: An Exploration in Words and Pictures of the aftermath of the Canterbury Earthquake
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Jake Griesel (University of Cambridge) – The Darkest of the Delphick Oracles: John Edwards of Cambridge (1637–1716) and the controversy concerning Gilbert Burnet’s Exposition of the Thirty-Nine Articles
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David Harrison (Church of St. Mary Magdalene, Toronto) – Post-War Trauma: Church Growth and Contraction in the City of Toronto
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Alan L. Hayes (Wycliffe College) – Self-Determination of Indigenous Anglicans in Canada: Historical Background and Precedents
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Gordon L. Heath (McMaster Divinity College) – Canadian Anglicans and the Appeal of Postwar Pacifism, 1919–1939
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Katie Karnehm-Esh (Indiana Wesleyan University) – Awakening the Christian Feminist: the Episcopal Church and the Evangelical College Students
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Norman Knowles (St. Mary’s University, Calgary) – ‘Behold the Deaconess and the Rector of St. George’s’: A Case Study of Sexual Harassment, Church Polity and Middle Class Respectability at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century
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Chrissy Yee Lau (Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi) – The Japanese Episcopal Mission
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Glenn Lockwood (Diocese of Ottawa) – Transmuting Trauma: Anglican War Honour Roll
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Nancy Lorenz (independent researcher) – Individual Conscience and Effective Action: A Case Study of Harriet Beecher Stowe
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Stephen P. McGrath (Central Connecticut State University) – A Tale of Two Churches: Anglicans in Connecticut and Virginia Recover from the American Revolution
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Geoffrey McLarney (independent researcher, Montreal) – Beyond the Vicar of Dibley: Local Reception of Women in the Anglican Priesthood in Canada
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Richard Mammana (The Episcopal Church) – Occupation and Vocation: The American Sojourn of Maria Takiko Nagasawa
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Willis Moore (Chaminade University of Honolulu) - Anglican Churches Come to Hawai'i, 1862
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Jonathan David Musser (Virginia Theological Seminary) – Memorializing the Myth: Exploring the legacy of souperism in the Irish imagination
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Thomas Power (Wycliffe College) – The Church of Ireland and the Creation of a Spiritual Diaspora: Trauma, Opportunity, Legacy
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John Rawlinson (Church Divinity School of the Pacific) – The Episcopal Phoenix: After the destruction of 1906
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Jane Samson (University of Alberta) – Trauma Avoided? The Melanesian Mission and the Labour Trade, c. 1860–1900
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Jeffery Schroeder (John Leland Center for Theological Studies) – Baptism of Fire: War Visits an Episcopal Rector and his Texas Congregation
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Brian M. Walker (Queen’s University, Belfast) – Southern Protestant Experiences During the Irish Revolution, 1919–1923: Reports from Church of Ireland Synods
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William Westfall (York University, Toronto) – Harry Vernon is a Character in a Story
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David White (Diocese of West Texas) – The Organization of Diocesan Archives
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Susan T. Witt (Diocese of Western New York) – Murder in Monroe County: Responding to Trauma
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Collaborative workshop and trauma and the archives