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Auxiliary Meeting, Thursday Afternoon (May 19)
4:00 PM – Fellowship of Baptist Historians Meeting
5:00 PM – Fellowship of Baptist Historians Dinner
Thursday Evening (May 19)
6:30 PM – Welcome, Introductions and Greetings
7:00 PM – John Ragosta, “Why We Teach: Baptists and the American
Revolution”
8:00 PM – Refreshments
Friday Morning General Session (May 20)
8:30 – 10:00 AM – Reports and Business Session
Friday Morning Breakout Sessions (May 20)
Session 1 – 10:00-11:00
A. Baptist Education Overseas
Carol Woodfin – “The Dreams and Dilemmas of International
Education: The European Baptist Seminary”
June Rose Garrott – National Baptist Leadership in Education
B. Baptist Education and Gender
Andrew Smith – “Not Only For the Preachers: Comparing Women’s
and Men’s Theological Education among Southern Baptists during
the Seventy-Five Million Campaign”
David Moon, Jr – “”Southern Baptists, Southern Men, and the
Manual Labor School: Exploring Evangelical Efforts to Interpret
and Redefine Masculinity in the Nineteenth-Century South”
C. Building Baptist Colleges
Brad Creed – “Frances Wayland and the Creation of the Modern
American University”
Jennifer Hawks – Charles and Adelia Hillman and MS College
11:00 - 11:30 Refreshments
Breakout Session 2 – 11:30-12:30
D. Teaching As Ministry
Mark Gaskins – “Teaching Ministry of B. Donald Keyser: An
Extended Sacrifice to the Cause of Christian Higher Education
and the the Church Itself”
Arlin C. Migliazzo – “The Education of Henrietta Mears: A
Fundamentalist in Transition”
E. Twentieth-Century Baptist Education Leadership
Donald Looser – “An Act of Providence: Houston Baptist
University 1960-2010″
Adam Bond – “Samuel DeWitt Proctor’s Vision: Education and
Preaching for Genuine Community
F. Education as Social Action
Loretta Rivers – ” Baptist Centers: Influences and Education”
Sally Hannah – “Educating Southwest Virginia’s Children: A
Baptist Mission Field”
12: 30 PM – Awards Luncheon
Friday Evening (May 21)
7:00 PM – Welcome and Introductions
7:30 PM – Stephen Stookey will address the challenges of
educating the 21st century public to historical Baptist
principles of religious liberty and separation of church and
state.
8:30 PM – Refreshments
Saturday Morning (May 21)
9:00 AM -Welcome and Introductions
9:15 AM – Panel Discussion – “What is a Baptist University?”
Part One: Mission
Bill Bellinger, Chair, Department of Religion, Baylor University
Sherilyn Emberton, Provost and VP for Academic Affairs, East
Texas Baptist University
Fitzgerald Hill, President, Arkansas Baptist College
Sheila Klopfer, Assistant Professor of Religion, Georgetown
College
10:00 AM – Audience Participation
10:25 AM – Annual Meeting Evaluation Forms
10:30 AM – Refreshment Break
11:00 AM – Panel Discussion – “What is a Baptist University?”
Part Two: Practice
Loyd Allen, Professor of Church History and Spiritual Formation,
Mercer University
Brad Creed, Provost and Executive Vice-President, Samford
University
Gail Linam, Provost, Dallas Baptist University
Mark Tew, Provost, Howard Payne
11:45 AM – Audience Participation
12:15 PM – Adjourment
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