The DOCTRINE of the CHURCH
Lincoln College, July 17-27, 1962
Attendance: 89 members + 8 visitors
Warden: Harold Roberts
Pre-conference for U.S. delegation aboard SS Statendam from New York
Keynote Speaker: Harold Roberts
Other Plenary Speakers:
C. Kingsley Barrett
“The Ministry in the New Testament”*
Herbert J. Cook
“Confirmation and the Lay Membership of the Church“*
Robert E. Cushman
“Baptism and the Family of God”*
C. H. Dodd
“The Biblical Doctrine of the People of God”*
A. Raymond George
“The Lord’s Supper”*
Frederic Greeves
“The Unity of the Church“*
John H. S. Kent
“The Church and the World: A Reappraisal of Hugh Price Hughes and the Non-Conformist Conscience” [published as “Hugh Price Hughes and the Nonconformist Conscience,” in Essays in Modern English Church History, ed. G. V. Bennett & J. D. Walsh (New York: Oxford University Press, 1966), 181-205]
Gerald O. McCulloh
“The Discipline of Life in Early Methodism through Preaching and Other Means of Grace”*
Albert C. Outler
“Do Methodists Have a Doctrine of the Church?”*
E. Gordon Rupp
“The Doctrine of the Church at the Reformation”*
F. Thomas Trotter
“The Church and Modern Man”*
Philip S. Watson
“Ordination and the Ministry of the Church”
Bible Study: Rupert E. Davies & Karlfried Froelich, on Ephesians
*Marked papers were published as proceedings of this Institute in:
Kirkpatrick, Dow, ed. The Doctrine of the Church. Nashville: Abingdon and London: Epworth, 1964.
(The text of Kirkpatrick’s preface)