Friday November 15, 2013 7pm - 8pm (1 Hour)
Lecture / Seminar
mparent@xcountry.tv
(902) 582-1313
A public talk on Religion and Community in Edward Manning’s Colonial Nova Scotia by doctoral candidate Rev. Keith Grant.
Edward Manning (1766-1851) was the founding Baptist Minister for the Cornwallis Township for the first half of the nineteenth century.
This talk will draw stories from Manning’s voluminous archive—from a tumultuous conversion, to praying during kitchen-table surgeries, to the founding of Acadia University—to explore community life and religious culture in colonial Nova Scotia
The talk is co-sponsored by the Pereaux Baptist Church and the Fieldwood Heritage Society.
The talk is free and refreshments will follow.
mparent@xcountry.tv
(902) 582-1313
A public talk on Religion and Community in Edward Manning’s Colonial Nova Scotia by doctoral candidate Rev. Keith Grant.
Edward Manning (1766-1851) was the founding Baptist Minister for the Cornwallis Township for the first half of the nineteenth century.
This talk will draw stories from Manning’s voluminous archive—from a tumultuous conversion, to praying during kitchen-table surgeries, to the founding of Acadia University—to explore community life and religious culture in colonial Nova Scotia
The talk is co-sponsored by the Pereaux Baptist Church and the Fieldwood Heritage Society.
The talk is free and refreshments will follow.
Pricing & Tickets
Pricing: Free
Pereaux Baptist Church
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