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John Calvin Was the Head of the French Church and Where, Eventually, He Met and Married His Wife, the Quiet Idelette De Bure Reformation Study Tour August 31 – September 15, 2016 As your Reformation tour begins, it is our hope that you will experience new cultures, new thoughts, new landscapes and new joy. Our desire is that your tour is a time of refreshment, relaxation and adventure. It is also our hope that you will get a flavor for an exciting time of spiritual growth and historical changes when concepts of Sola Scriptura, Sola Gratia, Sola Fide spread across the landscapes of Europe and beyond. For many, 1517 marks the beginning of the Reformation. The seeds for the Reformation were sown many years before that, with the work of men like Jan Hus and John Wycliffe. We have created this tour book as a companion to your trip, with extra information on the places that you will visit and the people that will be mentioned along the way. There are also some fun facts on the various countries you are going to. Enjoy! We do hope that you will enjoy fellowship and worship with brothers and sisters in Christ during your tour both with fellow travelers and with those you meet along the way. Finally it is our hope that you will return home from your tour refreshed and enriched in mind and spirit. Our prayers go with you, Frank and Rowena Drinkhouse Reformation Tours, LLC Table of Contents 3 Tour map 4-10 Meet the travelers 11-13 Tour itinerary 14-16 Hotel information 17-19 Amsterdam 20 Rüdesheim 21-23 Heidelberg and Worms 24-26 Strasbourg 27-29 Zurich 30-33 Edinburgh 34-35 St. Andrews 36-38 Devotional Schedule 39-44 Calvin’s Introduction to Romans 45-51 Luther’s 95 Theses 52-53 Luther’s appeal to the German nobility 54-56 Luther’s account of the Diet of Worms 56 The Council of Trent 57-58 The Heidelberg Catechism 59-60 Luther’s Tower Experience 61-66 Calvin’s Institutes of Christian Religion 67-77 Preface to Luther’s Latin Works 78-79 Zwingli’s 67 Articles (abridged) 80-81 Scot’s Confession of 1580 82-84 Reformation timeline 85-95 Buchanan, Calvin, Hamilton, Knox, Kuyper, Luther, Wishart, and Zwingli 96-101 Additional biographies 102-106 Fun facts Meet the Travelers Wilson & Pam Benton: We are college sweethearts who have been married for 53 years. After YEARS of grad school (PhD -University of Edinburgh) and 3 babies, God clearly called us into pastoral ministry rather than the teaching ministry we had planned. Wilson served First Presbyterian and then Covenant Presbyterian in Cleveland, Mississippi for 16 years. That was followed by 23 years at Kirk of the Hills in St. Louis and at Covenant Seminary. We are now retired after 5 years at Christ Presbyterian / Nashville. Our 10 grands range from 1st grade to college junior, residing in Hattiesburg, MS; Lexington, VA; and Nashville. They and their parents bring us much joy. What a wonderful blessing for us to make this trip with special friends! Susie Black: I have just recently retired after many years at Christ Presbyterian Academy in Nashville, where I worked as Registrar, database manager and computer teacher. My husband and I walked together on a 6-year journey with ALS. As a recent widow, I enjoy spending time with my 3 children and 6 grandchildren, as well as reading and gardening. I grew up a Lutheran and have been a Presbyterian for 35 years, so am really looking forward to hearing more of my spiritual heritages. Psalm 121. Marcie Buck: I was born in California....Missouri, that is! I went to a one-room school through sixth grade, but then "in town" for Jr and Sr high school! Was raised on a dairy farm where we worked most all of the time, but then when homework and chores were finished, I could swing in a swing that my Dad and Uncle made for me in a huge, old oak tree....beginning my "swinger" career! I have two daughters - one near San Francisco and one in Columbia, MO - and two grown granddaughters. I worked as an executive assistant to the founder and CEO of a river industry company in St. Louis. As part of my training and getting familiar with the company, I had to come down the Mississippi on a tow of barges from St. Paul, MN. I am a widow living in Chesterfield and a member of Twin Oaks Presbyterian Church. Page 4 Bill & Sally Canfield: We are native St. Louisans, high school sweethearts from Webster Groves, and have known each other 65 years! We have 2 sons and 8 grandchildren. We've been active and involved members of Central Presbyterian Church for 35+ years. In business, Bill was an entrepreneur, concluding his business career as CEO of TALX Corporation until retiring in 2010. Sally served 30 years in BSF, the last 22 as teaching leader, retiring in 2006. Both of us are passionate Cardinal fans and love our new life together, traveling, spending time with friends, enjoying winters in Naples, Florida, and playing duplicate bridge as partners. (A true test of a solid marriage!). Life together has always zeroed in on sports and competing.....be it tennis, golf, or any activity that would challenge us. Less able to be physically athletic now, we still compete, but with our brains at the bridge table. Life together has been very good....one of the Lord's special blessings! James Canfield: I am a grateful and blessed believer in Jesus. Thrilled to hang out with my parents and best friend for a wonderful educational tour while meeting wonderful new friends in Jesus. Mark and Elizabeth Dalbey: Mark and Beth Dalbey met while attending college in Missouri. Mark was born in Portland, OR and Beth in Erie, PA. Both were pastors’ children, growing up in western Pennsylvania. The Dalbeys have three married children, Steven (Katrina), Kristen (John), and Eric (Elizabeth) and 10 grandchildren. Mark began his career in administration and teaching at Geneva College near Pittsburgh, PA. The Dalbeys served two PCA churches (Cincinnati, OH and Richmond, IN). Covenant Seminary hired Mark in 1999. He served the seminary as Dean of Students, Dean of Faculty, Academic Dean and Interim President prior to his inauguration as Seminary President in 2013. Beth earned two degrees from Covenant, works with First Light Ministries, is actively involved with the Seminary community, and loves time with grandchildren. Page 5 Dr. Daniel Doriani: Doriani is Professor of Theology and Vice President of Strategic Academic Projects at Covenant Theological Seminary, where he also served as Dean of Faculty and Professor of New Testament. He also has fifteen years of pastoral experience, principally as Senior Pastor of Central Presbyterian Church, a large university church in St. Louis. Doriani earned graduate degrees from Westminster Theological Seminary and Yale University, where he was also a research fellow. Doriani is a council member and regular blogger for The Gospel Coalition He has written thirteen books on Scripture, hermeneutics, and gender and family issues and has contributed to eight others. Debbie Doriani: Debbie is a musician, home-maker, wife, mother, grandmother and friend. She taught music for 16 years at Twin Oaks Christian School and taught piano lessons for almost 40 years. She has directed choirs, sung in choirs and played piano in churches her entire life. Debbie cares for her 3 year old grand- daughter Estelle two or three days a week and will be caring for Jonah when he is born soon. Debbie is a classic home-maker, cooking great meals, welcoming sundry guests, tending gardens, even sewing on occasion. She has been a classic pastor’s wife, remembering everyone’s names and giving out hugs to hosts of believers throughout the church. Paula Edick: She was born and raised in Illinois, then lived in many parts of the South. She trained as a Speech Therapist, and raised 3 children. One of her sons has a degree from Covenant Theological Seminary, and is now a pastor. She is a very proud grandmother to 7 grandchildren. She is currently a member of Central Presbyterian Church. Carlo and Margaret Hansen: Carlo and Margie live in Waterloo, Illinois. Margie grew up in an Air Force family and lived all over the world. She is retired from the Waterloo School District where she was secretary / bookkeeper to the Superintendent for 25 years. Carlo grew up in Indianapolis, Indiana and attended Purdue University. He is also retired and worked at Raltson Purina for 31 years in pet food research and development. They have three adult children and six grandchildren. They attend Concord Presbyterian Church where Carlo serves as a ruling elder and Margie as church treasurer. They are very involved in their church, but also like to travel, bike, golf, and garden. Barbara Harrington: I grew up in Arkansas but our home has been in Memphis, TN for the past 50 years. I am a widow, after 63 years of marriage to Dr. O. Brewster Harrington. We have 3 sons: Bruce and his wife Connie live in Colorado Springs. He is a Covenant Seminary graduate and board member. David lives in Memphis, TN. He is an engineer and business owner. Clay, married to Bisha, is also a Covenant graduate. We have 8 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren. Paula Keinath: I grew up in a suburb community of Minneapolis, Minnesota and went east to Vassar for college. I met my wonderful husband, Warren, then at West Point, while at college and we were married in 1957. We shared 56 years together, raising 4 children, 3 of whom are deaf. Warren went to be with the Lord 3 years ago.
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