Showing posts with label ETS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ETS. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 8, 2007

"Statement of the ETS Executive Committee regarding Dr. Frank Beckwith’s Resignation as ETS President"

From Christianity Today:

ETS on Beckwith
Executive Committee: Wheaton's Bullock will serve as acting president.
Collin Hansen, May 8, 2007 10:36AM
Updates: Francis Beckwith, who rejoined the Roman Catholic Church and resigned over the weekend as president of the Evangelical Theological Society, has also withdrawn his membership. And moments ago the ETS executive committee released the following statement:

Statement of the ETS Executive Committee regarding Dr. Frank Beckwith’s Resignation as ETS President
On May 5, 2007, Dr. Frank Beckwith resigned as President of the Evangelical Theological Society. This resignation has come as a result of his decision to be received into full communion in the Roman Catholic Church, which he did on April 29, 2007. Dr. Beckwith has informed the Executive Committee that this was a decision he came to “after much prayer, counsel, and consideration.” Subsequently, after further prayer and reflection, Dr. Beckwith has voluntarily withdrawn his membership from the Society as well...

Thursday, March 22, 2007

ETS Southwest Region Spring Conference

The conference begins tomorrow afternoon with a presentation by Dr. D. Jeffrey Bingham, one of my favorite profs at DTS right now. Jonathan Moorhead, a contributor to this blog, is presenting a paper along with several others professors and students from Dallas Seminary. If you have not registered yet, I believe you can register at the door but I am not sure about that. Please click the link above for more information.

From the conference website:
"The 2007 Southwest Regional Spring meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society will feature special plenary sessions by Dr. John D. Woodbridge and Dr. D. Jeffrey Bingham and papers presented by a score of other theological scholars. The theme is "The Enlightenment and Biblical Theology." For additional information, you may call Matthew Beasley at 817-923-1921, ext. 2439. Registration for the conference is $20 per person. Lunch is included for the first 250 people who register. Out-of-town guests may obtain guest rooms in the conference center if space is available, by calling 817-921-8800."