My book is included in this excellent sale, in case you have been eyeing a copy…

Celebrated the publication of the third volume of our undergraduate history research journal, “Res Historica,” this afternoon. It’s such a joy to get to work with students to put this out and highlight their work! Phi Alpha Theta - History Honor Society Phi Alpha Theta Anderson University

📣 CFP: Deadline April 22📣

The SRR is accepting proposals for SRR-sponsored sessions at SCSC 2024 (10/31-11/2) in Toronto.

In light of the 500th anniversary of the Peasants' War, sponsored panels should fit the theme of 'Conflict, Religion, & Reform.'

I’m still writing monthly for The Anxious Bench. This is my latest, on the KJV and the “God Bless the USA” Bible released last week. patheos.com/blogs/anxiousb…

Such a wonderful time yesterday- thanks to Jennifer Powell McNutt, PhD and Wheaton College for hosting, and to a great audience for such engaging conversation!

So very grateful for Dr. Lynneth Miller Renberg's kind invitation and looking forward to talking next Monday Anderson University! If you're in the area, this talk is open to the public, and is in many ways particularly appropriate for Holy Week.

'The devil's cows', 'impudent camels', 'damsels animated by the devil'... At one time, dancers were seen as saints dancing after Christ. So what happened? Dr. Lynneth Miller Renberg explores evolving ideas of gender, holiness and transgression: boybrew.co/47TlgxZ
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Funding announcement! Applications for the Anne Jacobson Schutte Early Career Research Grant for Early Modern Studies are open. Please see attached for more information and share widely in your relevant networks. And let me know if you have questions!

Hopping back on here for a minute to share some good news (with a discount code!)

Boosting this, as we are still accepting applications for the ARH editor(s) position until 1 November. If you are interested or have questions, please reach out!

Double-issue alert! 🚨 At last, LEGACIES OF MEDIEVAL DANCE, edited with such verve by Dr. Kathryn Dickason, is complete. The articles should be FREE TO VIEW for the next 3 weeks! Download 'em now, #medievaltwitter ; it's an amazing line-up. link.springer.com/journal/41280/… ✨🕺💃 🎶 Please share!

“Because one who does not know how to write thinks it no labour, I will describe it for you, if you want to know how great is the burden of writing: it mists the eyes, it curves the back, it breaks the belly and the ribs, it fills the kidneys with pain, and the body with all…

Late in the day, but some reflections on objects, faith, and priorities (inspired by summer travels and fall teaching) today at The Anxious Bench! patheos.com/blogs/anxiousb…

Hope to see you today at 1 ET/12 CT! faithandhistory.org/book-talk/lynn…

And another SRR announcement: #CFP for ICMS 2024. Call and descriptions of sessions here. Deadline for submissions is 15 September!

Join us for our next book talk on Friday August 18 at 12PM CT between Dr. Elizabeth Marvel (Elizabeth Marvel) and Dr. Lynneth Renberg (@LynnethRenberg).

Learn more here:
faithandhistory.org/book-talk/lynn…

Today at The Anxious Bench a post from my friend and colleague Dr. Katherine Cooper Wyma, drawing on some of her work on C.S. Lewis: patheos.com/blogs/anxiousb…