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David will speak on the doctrine of salvation in the early French Reformation and Hoon will discuss Calvin's Eucharistic theology in light of Augustine's teaching. You are invited to join us on Zoom starting at 3 PM eastern on July 24.

Note that there will be a double-header presentation next week (Thursday July 24), featuring David Quackenbos (McGill University PhD student and Emo Van Halsema fellowship recipient) and Byung Hoon Woo (Kosin University associate professor and Meeter Family fellowship recipient).

Puritan piety, or the broader currents of post-Reformation sacramental life, this presentation is well worth your time. 📺 Watch the full presentation here:

doctrinal standards for participation in the Lord’s Supper. He reveals how sacramental practices were more than rites and how they were formative tools of discipline, assurance, and identity. Whether you're interested in Reformed theology,.

📖 Title: Spiritual Preparation for the Lord’s Supper in England and Geneva: A Sixteenth Century Case Study With clarity and depth, Jonathan examines how mid-sixteenth-century English and Genevan churches enforced pastoral and.

We’re delighted to share the recording of a recent presentation by our 2025 Student Research Fellow, Jonathan Baddley, PhD candidate at the University of Cambridge, and to provide the link to sign up for our July 24 visiting scholar presentations over Zoom!.

(There will be no Zoom meeting for this presentation, but we plan to record it and share the video. Stay tuned!).

a powerful tool for shaping assurance, discipline, and belonging. We’re excited to host this rich discussion at the intersection of English Puritanism and Continental Reformed thought. Don’t miss it!.

knowledge and piety for admittance to the Lord’s table in the mid-sixteenth century. By placing pastoral care, ecclesial structures, and the Apostle Paul’s warnings about “unworthy” reception in conversation, Jonathan’s paper reveals how Reformed communities used the Supper as.

drawing from figures like Heshusius, Flacius, and Olevianus. 📖 Presentation Title: “Spiritual Preparation for the Lord’s Supper in England and Geneva: A Sixteenth Century Case Study” 📝 Abstract: This presentation explores how both England and Geneva enforced standards of.

explores the central yet often-overlooked role of spiritual preparation for the Lord’s Supper in post-Reformation England. While at the Meeter Center, he is investigating how sacramental practices in England intersected with Reformed developments on the Continent—.

🗓 Monday, July 14 at 3:30 PM 📍 Meeter Center (4th floor, Hekman Library, Calvin University) ☕ Refreshments available before and after 🎓 Jonathan’s research, under the guidance of Prof. Alexandra Walsham,.

📢 Upcoming Presentation at the Meeter Center – Monday, July 14 📢. Join us at the Meeter Center as we welcome Jonathan Baddley, our first 2025 Student Research Fellow and a PhD candidate at the University of Cambridge, for a thought-provoking presentation:

Don’t miss this chance to explore how Reformed exegesis continues to speak meaningfully today.

to interpret the parables of Jesus in the Synoptic Gospels. Along the way, he compared Calvin’s readings with medieval interpreters such as Thomas Aquinas, opening new windows into the Reformer’s method and insight.

Dr. Jung, Professor of New Testament at Chongshin University and recipient of a Meeter Family Research Fellowship, took us deep into Calvin’s distinctive hermeneutics, especially his use of brevitas et facilitas (brevity and clarity),.

🎥 Missed our summer visiting presentation series kickoff? You can now watch the recording of Dr. Chang Wook Jung’s presentation at the Meeter Center: “Calvin’s Interpretation of Jesus’ Parables.”.👉 Watch here:

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The presentation will be followed by a time for questions and discussion. We hope you can join us in person! If you can't make it, a recording will be posted here afterward. If you would like to join via Zoom, please sign up in advance with this link:.