NEHA thanks the History Ministry of Trinity on the Green, New Haven for their work in making a successful conference.

In Remembrance of Thee:
​The History of Reconciliation ​in the Episcopal Church
H​ow the Episcopal Church historically has addressed the need of reconciliation in the world. Speakers, tours, exhibitions, worship, and workshops with an archival focus, were woven with food and fellowship.

Keynote Speaker Barbara Lau

Director of The Pauli Murray Project at the Duke University Human Rights Center. Speaking on "Speaking Truth, Envisioning Transformation: the Gifts of Pauli Murray." 

Luncheon Speaker Chuck Robertson

The Rev. Canon C. K. Robertson, Ph.D., Canon to the Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church. Speaking on "Navigating the Conflict Spiral."

Schedule

Tuesday, August 7

• 1pm-5pm Registration. No conference programs. Attendees encouraged to participate in activities like walking tours, museums, and shops within walking distance.
• Evening. Dinner on own. Explore downtown New Haven.

Wednesday, August 8

• ​9am Presentations - Survival of the Archival
• 11:15am Presentations - ​Conflict Afoot in the Period of our New Republic
• 1:45pm Lunch speaker The Rev. Canon C.K. Robertson
• 2:45pm Presentations - Roiling Waters out of Reconstruction
• 7:15pm ​The Balance, a play about The Rev. Harry Croswell (1778-1858) by the Trinity Players

Thursday, August 9

• ​8:45am Presentations - Knowledge from Beyond North America
• 12noon Bus Tour Pauli Murray College, Grove Street Cemetery, Berkeley/Yale Divinity School, Trinity on the Green
• ​8:30pm Keynote Speaker Barbara Lau

Friday, August 10

• ​9am Presentations - Here and Now, Going Forward
• 10:45am Group Session and Shared Thoughts
• 12noon Departure

Trinity on the Green, New Haven

Pauli Murray College Entrance