Remember The Reformation Conference

“Many modern Evangelical and Roman Catholic theologians, pastors and para-church leaders have openly questioned the validity of maintaining the doctrinal divide that separated the 16th Century Protestant Reformers from the Roman Catholic religion. Some have sought to minimize these differences while maintaining that we really have much in common with Rome and any differences are trivial by comparison. Others have sought to clarify the differences, admitting that they are substantial, but maintain that these differences are not fatal or severe enough to keep the two apart. Still others have decided that the issues that formerly separated the two religious communities simply do not matter any more. Perhaps there are many who are simply indifferent to these matters or have no interest in doctrine at all.

We believe that everything is at stake in this discussion. All of true Christianity hinges upon a right understanding of the gospel and a right understanding of the authority that binds the Christian conscience. This conference explores the roots of biblical Christianity, the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the titanic struggle between Rome and the Reformers. We believe the issues at the heart of these struggles are still with us today.” R. M. Zins

More Information:

Profiles: Robert Michael Zins - Michael Gendron

Remembering the Reformation Conference: Session Schedule

Sample: Virginia Conference - Testimonies

Reformation Conference Brochure: PDF Format