400th Anniversary of the Nadere Reformatie

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Although the "precise" date of the beginning of the Nadere Reformatie (and definition, usually known as the "Dutch Further Reformation," more resources for study available here) is open to interpretation, some consider 1608, the year when Willem Teellinck wrote his first work, Philopatris ofte Christelijke Bericht (The Love of Fatherland, or A Christian Report), to be the start of the Nadere Reformatie (some others would trace its beginning earlier to the ministry of Jean Taffin). In any event, the Foundation for the Study of Further Reformation (SSNR) is hosting a commemorative event on September 13, 2008 at the Nieuwe Kerk in Middelburg, the Netherlands. Other events are planned, including a biographical salute to Jacobus Koelman in October. My apologies if any of this information is garbled from my feeble attempts to translate Dutch.

For more information, see the Dutch language website of the SSNR:

Nadere Reformatie & gereformeerd Piëtisme - Sleutel tot de Nadere Reformatie
 
I'll try and convince the wife... ;)

You wanna go Andrew?

:D I'm game! :handshake:

How about Calvin 500? You guys going to that?

The wife and I are planning a month's trip to Holland, Germany, Scotland, England, Ireland (maybe), and then the France/Switzerland trip.

Interested?

Interested? I'm salivating... :drool: That sounds wonderful. As it is, I'm just planning to open a Calvinus in his honor. :cheers:
 
:D I'm game! :handshake:

How about Calvin 500? You guys going to that?

The wife and I are planning a month's trip to Holland, Germany, Scotland, England, Ireland (maybe), and then the France/Switzerland trip.

Interested?

Interested? I'm salivating... :drool: That sounds wonderful. As it is, I'm just planning to open a Calvinus in his honor. :cheers:

Don't salivate; save. Don't open a Calvinus; opt to Travel-with-us. :lol:
 
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An issue of Documentatieblad Nadere Reformatie was released today (pardon the rough translation):

The contents of the latest edition: 2008, nr 1

pages Article

4 -- WJ op 't Hof, Zeeland en de Nadere Reformatie WJ 't Hof, Zealand and the Further Reformation

56 -- H. Owl, Redres ende reformatie. Magistrate and kerkenraad in Zierikzee and public life, 1576-1672

80 -- M. van Campen, The Further Reformation and the Jews in Zeeland, particularly in Middelburg

97 -- A. Ros, Zealander singers. Poets and pastors in their appreciation for the 'old psalms'

107 -- SD Post, "Span you a little". About the geloofsleer that the preacher Bernardus Smijtegelt on wild bear on its eighteenth-century hearer

119 -- GH Leurdijk, a Dutch piëtist in Zeeland soil. Martinus Westerhout (1705-1793) as a reformed preacher Brouwershaven

157 -- The Further Reformation, 1608-2008: some contemporary evaluations. Short Contributors: Joel R. Beeke, Annemie Godbehere, Paul Helm, AJ Plaisier, Pieta van Beek, H. Bek, Annemie Godbehere, Paul Helm, AJ Plaisier, Pieta van Beek, H. van den Belt, Herman J. van den Belt, Herman J. Selderhuis, JJ van Eckeveld, Frank van der Pol en LMP Scholten. Selderhuis, JJ van Eckeveld, Frank van der Pol and LMP Scholten.

162 -- FW Huisman, The website "Key to the Further Reformation '

167 -- H. Owl, The Zeeland educator John the Swaef and his re
Geestelycke Queeckerije [review]

http://www.ssnr.nl/onderzoeksarchief/diversen/stokosmos - jaarprogramma 2008_(pagina 01).pdf
http://www.ssnr.nl/onderzoeksarchief/diversen/stokosmos - jaarprogramma 2008_(pagina 02).pdf
 
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