2009 L’Abri Conference

This year’s theme is “Proclaiming All God’s Wondrous Works: Creation, Redemption, and Future Glory.”

We just received the brochure for the 2009 L’Abri conference in Rochester, MN. This year’s theme is “Proclaiming All God’s Wondrous Works: Creation, Redemption, and Future Glory.” and not surprisingly, the line-up looks as solid as ever.

We won’t be making it this year again, due to some other travel plans, but if we were attending, here’s what we’d be checking out (scheduling conflicts notwithstanding):

  • “I believe in God… Maker of Heaven and Earth…” — Jerram Barrs
  • “Looking into Eternity: The Heavens Declare God’s Glory” — Arend Poelarends
  • “China, the Gospel and a Vibrant Church” — Hurvey Woodson
  • “Technology and the Loss of Moral Coherence” — Ranald Macaulay
  • “The Beauties of the Law” — Jerram Barrs
  • “The Apologetics of Blaise Pascal” — Gannon Murphy
  • “How the World’s Most Notorious Atheist Changed His Mind” — Jock McGregor
  • “Longing for Hope in an Age of Cynicism” — David Richter
  • “Walking with Giants: Participating in Redemption Through the Christian Imagination” — Jeff Adams
  • “An Incontrovertible Truth: Creation as Glorious Ruin” — Denis Haack
  • “The Dark Clouds of the Big Bang: Models and Problems” — Arend Poelarends
  • “The Revelation of St. John: Have We Really Understood It?” — Jerram Barrs
  • “The Skeptics Dilemma” — Jock McGregor
  • “Hope of Redemption in Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony” — John Hodges
  • “Worlds in Collision: Worldviews Behind Contemporary Science” — Arend Poelarends

The full list of speakers and sessions, as well as a registration form, can be downloaded from the conference webpage.

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