Papers and Presentations
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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, Peter Babcock (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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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 (Christian Church, Disciples of Christ) – 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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Susan T. Witt (Diocese of Western New York) – Murder in Monroe County: Responding to Trauma
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Collaborative workshop on archives
2:30 p.m., Wednesday, June 19
Trinity College Archives |
David White (Diocese of West Texas) – The Organization of Diocesan Archives
Sylvia Lassam (Rolph-Bell Archivist of Trinity College, University of Toronto)
Laurel Parson, Archivist of the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada
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Divinity Associates Special Joint Session
1:30 p.m., Thursday, June 20
George Ignatieff Theatre, Trinity College |
Prof. Eric Taylor Woods, Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in Sociology, University of East London, UK
Prof. Christopher Brittain, Dean of Divinity and Margaret E. Fleck Chair in Anglican Studies, Trinity College.
The Rev. Canon Dr. W. David Neelands, Dean Emeritus, Trinity College
The Rt. Rev. Victoria Matthews, recent Bishop of Christchurch in the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia.
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