IHR seminars > Modern Religious History
Modern Religious History
Convenors: Prof. Arthur Burns (King's College London), Dr. Dominic Erdozain (King's College London) and Prof. John Wolffe (The Open University)
Venue: As announed below
Time: Wednesday, 5.15pm
During the current renovation of the IHR building seminars have been relocated to the South Block of Senate House and to adjoining Stewart House (entrance on Russell Square). We meet for tea at 5.00 in the café on the ground floor of the Senate House South Block. Participants are also most welcome to join the convenors and speaker for a drink and dinner after the seminar
| 18 January | Tim Jones (University of Glamorgan) D.S. Bailey, the Church of England Moral Welfare Council, and the making of modern sexuality
Holden Room (room 103) |
| 1 February | Naomi Stanton (Open University) Twentieth-Century Sunday Schools: The Institutional Problem
Holden Room (room 103) |
| 29 February | David Goodhew (University of Durham)
The Death and Resurrection of Christian Britain, 1980 to 2012
Holden Room (room 103) |
| 21 March | David Maxwell (Cambridge) Freed Slaves and Respectability: The Expansion of the Christian Frontier from Angola to Belgian Congo
Torrington Room (104) |
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| 9 May | Tim Larsen (Wheaton College) J. G. Frazer, Anthropology, and Christianity
The Court Room (Senate House, first floor) |
