“Slechts één klein dorpje? Nederlandse kerkgeschiedenis in globaal perspectief (17de/18de eeuw)”

09.00: Aankomst met koffie & thee / Arrival, coffee & tea

09.30: Opening en inleiding / Opening and introduction, Prof. dr. Peter-Ben Smit (bijzonder hoogleraar Oude Katholieke Kerkstructuren/extraordinary professor of Ancient Catholic Church Structures, Utrecht)

09.40: Keynote lecture: “Only One Small Village? Dutch Catholic Conflicts in Global Perspective (17^th-18^th c.),” Prof. dr. Charles H. Parker, St. Louis University.

Prof. Charles H. Parker is a leading church historian and published on both Dutch Protestantism and Catholicism. His works include: The Reformation of Community: Social Welfare and Calvinist Charity in Holland, 1572-1620 (1998/2006) and Faith on the Margins: Catholics and Catholicism in the Dutch Golden Age (2008). His current research focuses on the history of Calvinist missions.

10.30: “Making Dutch Church History in Rome: Fr. Jacob Krijs, Apostolic Vicar Petrus Codde and their Anti-Jesuit Networking Mission,” Dr. Dirk J. Schoon, Oud-Katholiek Seminarie/Old Catholic Seminary.

11.15:  “Memory, Activism and the Catholic International of Early Modern Europe,” Prof. dr. Judith Pollman, Hoogleraar vroegmoderne Nederlandse geschiedenis/Professor of Early Modern Dutch History Leiden University.

12.00-12.45 Lunch

12.45:  “The Origins of Dutch Calvinism? Exile in the Historiography of the Dutch Reformation,” Prof. dr. Mirjam van Veen, Hoogleraar kerkgeschiedenis/Professor of Church History, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.

13.30: “Rev. Jacobus Elisa Capitein: the predicaments of an 18^th century liberated African in Elmina” Prof. dr. Martha Frederiks, Professor of World Christianity, Utrecht University

14.15 – 14.30: Conclusion: Dr. Jo Spaans, Associate Professor of Church History, Utrecht University

Registration for the symposium is done by transferring EUR 10,- to the account NL63INGB0004319812 in the name of Peter-Ben Smit (p.b.a.smit@uu.nl), prior to 7 November.