Infant Baptism, Infant Salvation

Lee Gatiss has published an expanded version of the paper on infant baptism and infant salvation that he presented at John Owen Today in August. From Life's First Cry is available at http://www.latimertrust.org/sa2008.htm for the princely sum of £3.00.

Conference Photos (5)

Seok Hwan Hong, Taku Suda and Edwin Tay


Marty Foord


Kelly Kapic

These photos are courtesy of Edwin Tay.

Conference Photos (4)

John Owen Today on the last day (non-eschatologically understood, of course)...

All photographs are courtesy of Gert van den Brink.

Conference Photos (3)

Critically examining the (handwritten) Westminster Confession...


Alan Spence


Mark Jones and John Tweeddale


Mike Horton


George Hunsinger provides food for thought.


Intense theological discussion, with John Tweeddale, Suzanne McDonald, Kelly Kapic and Chris Green, slightly obscured by Willem van Asselt's left arm.

John Coffey

John Coffey, Willem van Asselt, George Hunsinger, Suzanne McDonald, Kelly Kapic and Alan Spence

Conference Photos (2)

Westminster College, Cambridge (UK)


Suzanne McDonald


Willem van Asselt and Sebastian Rehnman volunteer themselves for a caption competition.


Preparing for the first full day...

Steve Holmes

Conference Photos (1)

Gert van den Brink, a delegate at John Owen Today, reported on the conference for Reformed Daily.

Gert's reports (in Dutch) on the conference may be accessed at http://www.refdag.nl/artikel/1356621/Groeiende+aandacht+voor+theoloog+Owen.html and http://www.refdag.nl/artikel/1356961/Kind+heeft+recht+op+doop.html.

Conference Programme and Directions to Westminster College

To echo an earlier blog post, confirmed delegates at John Owen Today should have received by email a copy of the conference programme and details on how to travel to Westminster College.

If you have booked on the conference, but have not received this email, please contact Terry as soon as possible at the usual email address.

You should note that the programme has already been posted on this blog (see below). The directions to Westminster College may be accessed through this link: http://www.westminster.cam.ac.uk/index.php?section=directions

Here's a close-up of the area surrounding Westminster College: http://www.multimap.com/maps/?qs=CB3+0AA&countryCode=GB