A beautiful reflection on the closing statement of the Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed from Dr. Megan DeVore, a dear friend of our Centre. youtu.be/sx-8Q7TMD1s?si…

Looking forward to NAPS tomorrow! Presenting on Valentinian influence on Irenaeus' theory of recapitulation. Will also be in and out of our The Centre for Patristics and Early Christianity #NAPS2025

We're here at #NAPS2025, come say hello!

Co-director Don Springer presents on Valentinian influence on Irenaeus' doctrine of recapitulation.

We are incredibly grateful to De Gruyter Brill for their amazing donation of their Encyclopedia of Early Christianity. Our students will be thrilled!

Very grateful as well to our good partners Wipf and Stock Publishers for the donation of their set "Classic Studies on the Apostolic Fathers." Thank you, Michael!

It was wonderful to have two of our stellar PhD students in attendance at #NAPS2025. If you're interested in our programs, send us a note!

Conference season continues! The next three days we are in Toronto with CSPS.

The incomparable Jimmy Chan delights the crowd with a discussion of Augustine and AI.

Theo de Bruyn sharing 50th anniversary memories at the CSPS banquet.

Day 2 of our Canadian patristics conference concludes with our keynote lecture by Annette Yoshiko Reed

As our conference nears completion, our own Paul Robinson delivers a sensational paper. Paul was one of two recipients of the CSPS student essay prizes.

Tune in to hear our co-director, Don Springer talk about CPEC and St Irenaeus.

Our latest CPEC podcast interview has been uploaded. Don Springer chats with Brandon Smith about Athanasius, Retrieval, and the center he co-directs The Center for Baptist Renewal. Check it out! youtu.be/JDGadzkqq2M

The Call for Papers for the Nicaea 1700 anniversary conference here in Hamilton has extended the submission deadline. See the website below for more details. redeemer.ca/events/defendi…

At Sarum College we have one final spirituality short course (hybrid – on Franciscan women) of this academic year, and then three great short courses on mysticism (all online) in the autumn. More info and booking below. 1/6

Patristics, knowledge-making, Canadian research, and more! Fascinating insights from Annette Yoshiko Reed as she reflects on her time with us at CSPS. humanhistoriesofkn.substack.com/p/patristics-f…

Co-director Don Springer chats with Mark & Jack on the Patristica podcast.