A ‘Wesleyan’ Week: John Wesley and Wesleyan Perspectives
22-26 February 2000
Wiley Lectures - Dr. John Cobb, Wiley Lecturer
Wesley, the Evangelical |
February 22, Tuesday, 9:30-11* |
Wesley, the Liberal |
February 22, Tuesday, 2:15-3:45 |
Wesley, the Liberationist |
February 23, Wednesday, 10-11 |
A Performing Musician Encounters John Wesley |
February 23, Wednesday, 3:45-4:45
[Cooper Parlor] |
Wesley, the Process Theologian |
February 24, Thursday, 9:30-11 |
The Whole Wesley |
February 24, Thursday, 7 p.m |
For the Whole Wesleyan Movement. |
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Writer’s Symposium, "Talking Across the Disciplines"
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Exploring Wesleyan Perspectives in the Disciplines |
Chapel, February 25, Friday, 10
[Crill Auditorium] |
Similarities and Affinities in Collaboration |
Lunch, February 25, Friday, 12
[Cunningham B] |
Noting the Differences |
February 25, Friday, 1:30-2:30 |
Chaos to Creation: An Artist’s Perspective |
February 25, Friday, 2:45-3:45 |
Mutual Transformation |
February 26, Saturday, 9:45-11:30
[coffee & bagels, The Wesleyan Center] |
| *Most sessions in Cunningham A & B, Nicholson Commons |
Some of the featured speakers
John Cobb
Claremont School of Theology, author of numerous books (e.g., Grace & Responsibility: A Wesleyan Theology for Today, Christ in a Pluralistic Age), contributing author (e.g., Christian Theology and Civil Religion, Political Theology) and many journal articles.
Randy Maddox
author Responsible Grace, Seattle Pacific University
Ken Collins
author, The Scripture Way of Salvation, Asbury Theological Seminary
Theodore Walker, Jr.
Associate Professor of Ethics and Society, Southern Methodist University
Catherine Kapikian
Director, Center for Arts & Religion, Wesley Theological Seminary
Paul Kenyon
Chair, Music Department, Point Loma Nazarene University |