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Calvin 500 Conference Schedule St. Pierre Cathedral, Geneva JULY 5, 2009 (SUNDAY) 11:30 Greetings for Opening Convocation of Calvin500 in St. Pierre Cathedral Worship and Sermon by Dr. Sinclair Ferguson, “In Christ Alone” Phil. 3:8-12. 6:00 PM Joint Worship, with Sermon by the Rt. Rev. Henry Orombi, Archbishop of Uganda Psalm Sing and worship Sermon by Dr. Bryan Chapell (President, Covenant Sem.): “In Praise of Predestination,” Eph. 1:3-6 JULY 6, 2009 (MONDAY) Paper: Dr. Douglas Kelly (RTS): “The Catholicity of the Theology of John Calvin” Paper: Dr. Richard Gamble (RPTS): “Recent Research in Calvin Studies” Paper: Dr. Darryl Hart: “Calvin among Nineteenth-Century Reformed Protestants in the United States” Keynote Address: Dr. John Witte (Emory), “Reading Calvin as a Lawyer,” Sermon by Rev. Geoffrey Thomas (Wales, Alfred Place Baptist Church), “Election” Eph. 1:3-14 Sermon by Dr. Peter Lillback (Pres., Westminster Sem., “All the Glorious Offices of Christ,”1 Cor. 1:29-31 Sermon Dr. Robert Godfrey (Pres., Westminster Sem California), “Calvin’s Cherished Text,” Jn 17:1- 5 JULY 7, 2009 (TUESDAY) Paper: Dr. Richard Burnett (Erskine Theological Seminary): “Calvin on Secular and Sacred History” Paper: Dr. William Edgar (Westminster Theological Seminary): “Calvin’s Impact on the Arts” Paper: Dr. Anthony Lane (London School of Theology): “Calvin’s Doctrine of Assurance Revisited” Keynote Address: Dr. Bruce McCormack (Princeton): “Union with Christ in Calvin’s Theology: Grounds for a Divinisation Theory?” Address: Dr. Henry Krabbendam: “Reformation and Revival” Dr. Steven Lawson (Christ Fellowship Baptist, Mobile, AL): “Calvin, the Expository Preacher” Dr. Iain D. Campbell (Back Free Church, Scotland) “Three Great Intercessions” (Romans 8:26, 34). Sermon by Dr. J. Ligon Duncan JULY 8, 2009 (WEDNESDAY) Paper: Dr. R. Scott Clark (Westminster Sem California): “Calvin’s Principle of Worship” Paper: Dr. Hughes Old/Dr. Terry Johnson (Erskine): “Calvin’s Worship Reforms” Paper: Dr. Henri Blocher, “Calvin, the Frenchman” Keynote Address: Dr. William McComish, Emeritus Dean, St. Pierre Cathedral, “Calvin’s Children” Afternoon: Young Calvin Scholars Symposium Paper: Dr. Jae Sung Kim: “Calvinism in Asia” Sermon by Dr. Philip Ryken (Tenth Pres, Philadelphia): “A Wide Door for Spreading the Gospel,” 1 Cor. 16:5-11 Sermon by Dr. Joel Beeke (President, Puritan Ref Theo Sem): “Cherishing the Church,” Mt. 16:18b Dr. Martin Holdt, “Psalm 100 Then and Now,” Psalm 110 JULY 9, 2009 (THURSDAY) Paper: Dr. James McGoldrick (GPTS): “Calvin and Luther: Comrades in Christ” Paper: Dr. Michael Horton (Westminster Seminary California): “Union and Communion: Rediscovering Calvin’s Eucharistic Theology.” Paper: Dr. Andrew McGowan (Scotland): “John Calvin’s Doctrine of Scripture” Keynote Address: Dr. Herman Selderhuis: Paper: Dr. George Knight: “Calvin as New Testament Exegete” Dr. Henri Blocher: “Calvin on Divine Election” Sermon: Rev. Ted Donnelly (Principal, Reformed Theological College, Belfast): “More Than Conquerors,” Rom. 8:37] Dr. Hywel Jones (Wales/USA): “One of a Thousand,” Job 36:1-4 Dr. Derek Thomas (RTS) “Adoring the Majesty of God,”Rom. 11:33-36 .

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