2nd Annual Advent Teaching Mission & Lecture
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2nd Annual Advent Teaching Mission & Lecture
Prepare your Heart for Advent
Deepen your faith through inspiring teachings and lectures during this annual Advent mission.
at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Little Rock
Free and Open to the Public
with The Reverend Dr. Benjamin King
Academic Dean and Professor at Seminary of the Southwest
Thursday, December 3, at 5:30pm
"What was the Oxford Movement and why does it still matter?"
Friday, December 4, at 5:30pm
"Being a disciple of Jesus after the Oxford Movement."
Sunday, December 6, at 10:30am, preaching at Trinity Cathedral, Little Rock.
The Rev. Dr Benjamin King is the Academic Dean and Duncalf-Villavoso Professor of Church History at Seminary of the Southwest. He has taught history at Episcopal seminaries since 2009. King is the author of two books: Newman and the Alexandrian Fathers; The Oxford Movement and the People of God: Enslavement, Education, and Empire. He is the co-editor of two more: Receptions of Newman and The Oxford Handbook of John Henry Newman. He also contributed to the cause for Newman to be declared a Doctor of the Catholic Church in 2025 and was part of the Anglican delegation which met the pope. Dr King has been an Episcopal priest since 2000.
Prepare your Heart for Advent
Deepen your faith through inspiring teachings and lectures during this annual Advent mission.
at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Little Rock
Free and Open to the Public
with The Reverend Dr. Benjamin King
Academic Dean and Professor at Seminary of the Southwest
Thursday, December 3, at 5:30pm
"What was the Oxford Movement and why does it still matter?"
Friday, December 4, at 5:30pm
"Being a disciple of Jesus after the Oxford Movement."
Sunday, December 6, at 10:30am, preaching at Trinity Cathedral, Little Rock.
The Rev. Dr Benjamin King is the Academic Dean and Duncalf-Villavoso Professor of Church History at Seminary of the Southwest. He has taught history at Episcopal seminaries since 2009. King is the author of two books: Newman and the Alexandrian Fathers; The Oxford Movement and the People of God: Enslavement, Education, and Empire. He is the co-editor of two more: Receptions of Newman and The Oxford Handbook of John Henry Newman. He also contributed to the cause for Newman to be declared a Doctor of the Catholic Church in 2025 and was part of the Anglican delegation which met the pope. Dr King has been an Episcopal priest since 2000.
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310 W 17th St, Little Rock, AR, United States, Arkansas 72206
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