Thursday, 10 April
14.00-14.30: Registration – Keynes Quiet Senior Common Room
14.30-16.00: Plenary Session 1 – Keynes Lecture Theatre 6
Katy Cubitt (University of York): ‘Bishops as Leaders in Tenth- and Eleventh-Century England: Prophecy, Penance and Politics’
16.00-16.30: Tea – Keynes Quiet Senior Common Room
16.30-18.00: Communications Session 1
Group 1: - Keynes Seminar Room 12
- B. Bolton, ‘Freedom for captives & prisoners: Innocent III’s papal leadership in action’
- J. Röhrkasten: ‘The Problem of Leadership and Authority in the Early Franciscan Order’
Group 2: - Keynes Lecture Theatre 6
- M. Derks: ‘Gender. Catholicism, and Informal Leadership: Ambiguities and Conflicts surrounding the Grail Movement and the Clergy in the Inter-War Netherlands’
- P. van Rooden: ‘Religious Leadership in the Netherlands in the Years 1950-1960’
18.00-18.30: Reception, offered by the Vice-Chancellor – Cloister Gardens, Eliot College
18.30-19.30: Dinner – Eliot College Dining Hall
19.30-21.00: Plenary Session 2 – Keynes Lecture Theatre 6
Steven Vanderputten (University of Ghent): ‘Episcopal Leadership and Monastic Reform in Twelfth-Century northern France: Merging the Politics of Regionalism and Centralization’
Friday, 11 April
9.00-10.30: Communications Session 2
Group 3: - Keynes Seminar Room 13
- Philippe Yates: ‘Revolt Against the Minister General and Change in Leadership Paradigm among the Franciscans in 1239’
- M. van Dijk: ‘Perspectives on Ideal Leadership in the Chapter of Windesheim’
Group 4: - Keynes Lecture Theatre 6
- Berlis: ‘New Religious Leadership based on an Old Model: the German Old Catholic Bishop Joseph Hubert Reinkens (1821-1889) and St Martin of Tours’
- N. Yates: ‘Ecumenical Leadership in the Church of England: the Role of Bishop John Wordsworth’
- W. Jacob: ‘The Leadership of Bishops of London during the Victorian Period, as Illustrated by their Visitation Charges’
Group 5: Keynes Seminar Room 12
- J.Kuys: ‘Leadership in Collegiate Churches in the Diocese of Utrecht in the 1570s’
- C. Cross: ‘Magistracy and Ministry: Religious Leadership in Early Stuart Salisbury’
10.30-11.00: Coffee – Keynes College Teaching Foyer
11.00-12.30: Plenary Session 3 – Keynes Lecture Theatre 6
Graeme Murdock (University of Birmingham), 'Leadership in Reformed Communities in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries'
12.30-14.00: Buffet lunch – Keynes College Teaching Foyer
14.00-15.30: Plenary Session 4 – Keynes Lecture Theatre 6
Joris van Eijnatten (Free University of Amsterdam): ‘Persuasive
Leadership. Pulpit Culture in Seventeenth and Eighteenth-Century Britain and
the Netherlands’
15.30-16.00: Tea – Keynes College Teaching Foyer
16.00-18.00: Communications Session 3
Group 6: - Keynes Seminar Room 13
- C. Bruschi: ‘The Boundaries of Authority and Leadership in the Inquisitorial Tribunals of Medieval Italy’
- R.N. Swanson: ‘Pastoral Revolutionaries? Parish Clergy and Religious Leadership in Late Medieval England’
- D. Mueller: ‘Different Forms of Female Religious Leadership in the Middle Ages’
Group 7: - Keynes Lecture Theatre 6
- F. van der Pol: ‘Simon Oomius on the Elderly: a Seventeenth-Century Pietist as Spiritual Guide’
- D. Finnegan: ‘“Creating the Commonwealth”: The Irish Catholic Nation as envisaged by the Irish Counter-Reformation clergy’
- T. O’Hannrachain: ‘Bishops as Instruments of Leadership of Early Modern Catholic Reform in Non-Catholic European States: the Cases of Ireland and Turkish Hungary Considered’
Group 8: - Keynes Seminar Room 12
- Paula Yates: ‘Episcopal Leadership and Parochial Life: Two Case Studies’
- J. Koch: ‘Abraham Kuyper: Religious Leadership and Dutch Calvinist Politics’
- M.W. Serruys: ‘Politically-based Contests of Religious Leadership in Eighteenth-Century Liège’
- D.M. Morris, ‘Hunters and Gatherers: Nineteenth-Century Mormon Leadership in the British Isles’
18.00-19.30: Dinner – Eliot College Dining Hall
19.30-21.00: Plenary Session 5 – Keynes Lecture Theatre 6
Marit Monteiro (University of Nijmegen), 'Contested Clerical Authority and Prophetic Alternatives in the Twentieth Century'
Saturday, 12 April
9.00-10.30: Communications Session 4
Group 9: - Keynes Lecture Theatre 6
- K. Sykes: ‘Creating a Model of Religious Leadership: the Vita of Gilbert of Sempringham’
- M. Mesley: ‘Searching for a Model Episcopal Life: Contrasting Images of Episcopal Authority within Two Post-Conquest Vitae of St Aldhelm’
Group 10: - Keynes Seminar Room 12
- T. Clemens: ‘Traces of Unexpected Religious Leadership of Lay People in a File of the Ecclesiastical Court of the Archdiocese of Mechelen (1728)’
- D.L. Wykes: ‘Religious Leadership within English Dissent after the Glorious Revolution’
- M. de Barr: ‘Different Forms of Female Religious Leadership in the Dutch Republic’
Group 11: - Keynes Seminar Room 13
- C. Binfield: ‘Chairman as Leader: P.T. Forsyth in 1905’
- P. Elliott: ‘Edward Irving’s Hybrid: Towards a Nineteenth-Century Apostolic and Presbyterian Pentecostalism’
- P. Boersema: ‘Sociological Remarks on the Relation between Recent Trends in Society and Religious Ministers’
10.30-11.00: Coffee – Keynes College Teaching Foyer
11.00-12.30: Plenary Session 6 - Keynes Lecture Theatre 6
David Maxwell (University of Keele), 'Bishops and Theologians in Post Colonial Africa: Poverty, Politics and Culture'
12.30-14.00: Buffet Lunch – Keynes College Teaching Foyer
14.00-18.00: TRIP TO HISTORICAL SITES IN CANTERBURY AND KENT
19.30: Conference Dinner – Darwin College Conference Suite
N.B. Please note that breakfast for residential delegates will be served in Eliot Dining Hall |