Dead letter or living legacy?
August 2012 marks the 350th anniversary of the publication of the 1662 Book of Common Prayer (BCP). One of the most influential literary productions inthe English language, the 1662 edition of the BCP has exerted a profound impacton literature, language and theology; as well as on how people have prayed andworshipped for 350 years. The BCP’s wider influence has been felt as it has accompanied the Church of England’s expansion from a national church to a global communion since the seventeenth century.
Lucas : Current Issue
The April 2010 issue of Lucas includes articles on Augustine's Trinitarian Theology, the 1888 Centennial Mission in Victoria, the Church of God (Cleveland) in Australia and Evangelical founders of Australian nationhood.
News Archive
Call for conference papers
The EHA invites paper proposals for 'Divining the Past: dialogues between Christianity and History,' to be held Friday 23 July 2010 at Macquarie University, Sydney. How has the Christian tradition informed the theory and practice of history? How important is history to the belief and expression of Christianity? And how have Christian people, groups, movements, ideas and experiences been significant in past centuries?
Welcome
The Evangelical History Association is an Australia-based group dedicated to exploring the relationships between Christianity and history.
Upcoming Events
27 July
THe EHA's 2012 conference will be held at Macquarie University.
