Historian of Christianity and Commemoration
After an all-too-long gap, I’m finally sharing a bit more about my ongoing research into the ways in which North American Anabaptist (such as Mennonites and Brethren in Christ) participated in the charismatic renewal movement. Here’s a taste from my post over at the Anabaptist Historians blog: . . . while some Anabaptists cut loose their denominational tiesContinue reading “Mennonites and Charismatic Renewal (Part 2)”
I’m happy to announce that I passed my PhD comprehensive exams this afternoon! Next stop: dissertation. Stay tuned!
Last week, I gave a paper at the annual meeting of the Wesleyan Theological Society on the shifting role of holiness theology in the Brethren in Christ Church. The paper was generally well received. Several esteemed historians of the Wesleyan-Holiness tradition were in the audience and they asked good questions and prodded me to tightenContinue reading “Whither Brethren in Christ Holiness Theology?”
I’m at Asbury Theological Seminary this weekend for the annual meeting of the Wesleyan Theological Society. Tomorrow I’ll be giving a paper on the shifting role of holiness theology in the Brethren in Christ Church. It’s been a good weekend so far. I’m looking forward to my session. Stay tuned for an excerpt from myContinue reading “A Weekend with the Wesleyans”
Over at Anabaptist Historians, I have a new post about my current research related to Mennonites, Brethren in Christ, and other North American Anabaptists’ engagement with the mid-twentieth century charismatic movement. Here’s a taste: Anabaptist-Mennonite historians have paid very little attention to charismatic expressions within the traditions they study. While much—though not enough—ink has beenContinue reading “Mennonites and the Charismatic Movement (Part 1)”
Devin C. Manzullo-Thomas 