The Protestant Worship of God in America Conference
As the Protestant Church leaves the Reformation era and sinks its roots deep into American soil, it faces numerous challenges to its values and form–namely, the new ideals, movements, and worldviews that naturally spring from a self-realized and self-governed nation.
Join us as Charles Fry provides an overview of these challenges and how the Church has and continues to overcome them and cling to Truth.
Friday, July 31
- 7pm – A Forgiven People
- Comparing the Reformation’s comfort of forgiveness with a development in the American church called Pietism.
- 8pm – An Ordinary Church
- Sharing the beauty, order, and simplicity of a Protestant Church in an age of revivalism.
Saturday, August 1
- 10am – The Reality of the Christian Life
- At once justified & sinful; or, combating the doctrine of Perfectionism influencing the American Church.
- 11am – God’s Authority & the American Church
- Understanding the Authority of God and His Word as a church living under the tyrannical reign of reason, feelings, and experience.
- 12pm – Lunch
- 1pm – The Church at the Cross
- A call to humbly return to the Cross, acknowledge sin, and rest in His finished work in a world that boasts innate human goodness.
Sunday, August 2
- 9:45am – Conference Q&A
- 11am – Sunday Service
- Hear the Word preached faithfully by Pastor Jerry Jackson of Christ Reformed Church.
Speaker: Charles E. Fry
Charles E. Fry (B.A., Marshall University; B.A., Moody Bible Institute; M.A. in Theology, Concordia University Irvine) teaches Church History with The Navigators and has spoken in various church and conference settings on the Protestant Reformation. He is the author of The Word of the Cross: Martin Luther’s Heidelberg Disputation and A World Upside Down: Four Essays on the Life and Theology of Martin Luther. He lives in Ona, West Virginia with his wife, Lisa, and their daughter, Heidi.
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