Pietist and Anabaptist Intersections in Pennsylvania:
The Life and Influence of Alexander Mack Jr.
June 6-8, 2012
The Young Center
Elizabethtown College
This study conference commemorates the 300th birthday of Alexander Mack, Jr., an important Brethren leader. Mack was a weaver, minister, and writer of poetry, doctrinal and devotional works. From his childhood in Germany and the Netherlands to his short time in the Ephrata community to his mature years as a minister in the Germantown congregation of Brethren, Mack’s life represents many intersections of Pietism and Anabaptism as well various religious and cultural experiences.
For information on how to register, contact the church office. Register by May 18 to receive a discount.
