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THE
REFORMATION AND THE ANABAPTISTS
STEPS TO RECONCILIATION Saturday, 26 June 2004 Zurich, Switzerland
[See Invitation]
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Program pdf files to print] |
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The Swiss Reformation started as a
movement of renewal, but soon became a story of separation and
persecution. The Reformed Church of Zurich wishes to acknowledge this
era of intolerance in the historic city, where the roots of both the
Reformed and the Anabaptists are found. Heinrich Bullinger, successor
of Zwingli, born 500 years ago, has been recognized by a memorial on
the northwest wall of the Grossmunster. On June 26th a historical
marker for Felix Manz and his friends will be placed by the Limmat
River, where they were drowned as martyrs of the Anabaptist Movement.
During this conference we will recall that era of separation and
persecution. Simultaneous translation
will be provided
12:00 Lunch |
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WORKSHOPS 1.
Reformed and Anabaptists today 2.
If one member suffers … 3.
On the traces of the Anabaptists in Zurich 4.
500 years Heinrich Bullinger 5.
Peace, State and the Church 6.
Anabaptist roots in Switzerland 7.
Music-Workshop 8.
Reformed and Mennonites 9.
Sense and nonsense of today’s “events of reconciliation” |
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Please select your first and second choices for the afternoon workshops, and send them to johnes@goshen.edu
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| TRAVEL AND LODGING
Participants will make their own travel arrangements. Those who wish to add an Anabaptist tour of Western Europe may join a tour led by Willard Roth and John Sharp, June 9-23. Contact TourMagination for more information and to register. Call 1-800-565-0451 or Email: office@tourmagination.com. Or you may join a tour led by Dwight and Joanne Martin, June 22-July 6. For more information call 717-349-79-35. Attendants from North America and Europe will be the guests of the Reformed church for the weekend, June 25-27, 2004. Sunday will offer opportunities for
worship in the Grossmunster and in local churches, and tours of the
city and adjacent areas including a worship service in the Anabaptist
cave. |
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| REGISTRATION
If you have not yet registered your intention
to attend this conference, send your name and contact informtion to: North American participation is limited to 100 people. For additional Information contact: Thomas Gyger |
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