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Calvin 500 Tour Winner!
June 17, 2008
This is your Invitation to be part of one of the most significant gatherings of Calvinists in history!
The Calvin 500 Commemorative Tour is an international, interdenominational, and interdisciplinary celebration of the life and work of John Calvin (b. 1509), who left such an indelible impression on the modern world. Climaxing with the Anniversary Conferences in Geneva, this celebration combines history, spirituality, and culture to recall appropriately the great Genevan Reformer.
Our tour begins in France, the country of Calvin’s birth. Starting off with a three-night stay in the magnificent French capital, aris, we’ll have opportunities to get acquainted with some of the city’s historic churches and world-class museums. We’ll also make excursions to Noyon, the little town here Calvin was born; the amazing Chateau de Versailles; and Orleans, the scenic city where Calvin studied law. Then, we’ll head for Reims to see its wonderful old cathedral, and we’ll spend a night in Strasbourg. Calvin was exiled here from 1538 to 1541, during which time he pastored a congregation of French refugees
Next, we’ll cross the border into majestic Switzerland and pay a visit to Berne, seat of the Swiss Federal Government. And now for Geneva where we’ll have six nights and five full days to attend the Anniversary Conferences and get acquainted with the vibrant city that is often called the “Rome of the Protestants.”
We’ll also enjoy a cruise on the lake, an excursion to nearby Lausanne, an opportunity to visit the city’s most important museums, and free time to explore on our own.
Throughout the tour and at the conferences, esteemed leaders, scholars, and ministers will illuminate Calvin’s influence and the cultural, religious, and political impact flowing from his work. If you’ve been looking for a great opportunity to tour Reformation highlights while also learning from some of the finest experts on Calvin, this is the best shot for hundreds of years for hundreds of people to come together!
The Anniversary Conferences include two international symposia taking place during our time in Geneva:
• Running from July 6 through 9, 2009, the Tribute Conference offers stimulating lectures, current research, and well-researched analyses with leading Calvin scholars.
• The Commemorating Calvin Conference is scheduled from July 5 through 9, 2009. For those wishing to appreciate the theology and spirituality of Calvin, this conference with leading ministers will be without parallel.
Register for the Calvin 500 Commemorative Tour at www.regonline.com/calvin500 OR see contact information below... CONFERENCE SPEAKERS Joel Beeke, PhD Henri Blocher, PhD Bryan Chapell, PhD Iain D. Campbell, PhD R. Scott Clark, D. Phil Edward Donnelly, PhD J. Ligon Duncan, PhD William Edgar, PhD Olivier Fatio, PhD Sinclair Ferguson, PhD Richard Gamble, PhD W. Robert Godfrey, PhD Darryl Hart, PhD Michael Haykin, PhD Martin Holdt, PhD Terry L. Johnson, D.Min Hywel R. Jones, PhD Douglas Kelly, PhD Robert Kingdon, PhD Anthony N.S. Lane, PhD Steven Lawson, D.Min Peter Lillback, PhD Bruce McCormack, PhD James McGoldrick, PhD Andrew McGowan, PhD Hughes Old, PhD Phillip Ryken, D.Phil Derek Thomas, PhD Geoffrey Thomas Carl Trueman, PhD John Witte, Jr., PhD David Wright, PhD For the complete conference program, visit www.calvin500.org or contact: Dr. David W. Hall Executive Director Calvin 500 4635 Dallas Highway Powder Springs, GA 30127 David.Hall@calvin500.org
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