ICF: International

Congregational

Fellowship

1071 Blue Hill Ave.

Milton, Massachusetts 02186

Just 7 miles from downtown Boston!

The Voyage Continues

In addition to the presenters, we look for-ward to hearing news, history, hopes and

dreams from different regions of the world!

Registration Fee Starts at: US$760/person

(Round up to $800 to help sponsor a missionary)

Registration Fee Includes: Accommodation at Curry College,

Milton, Massachusetts

All Conference meals

Conference Registration Fee

Trips to Plimoth Plantation, the May-flower replica, the Freedom Trail inBoston and Plymouth waterfront.

For More Information Visit: www.internationalcongregationalfellowship.org

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Quadrennial Conference

July 23-27, 2020 Check In 7/23—Check Out 7/28

Please Join us as

The Voyage Continues...

Historic Park Street Congregational Church

We hope to see you as our Voyage Continues!

Presenters

Joseph Nockels: Post-

graduate researcher, focusing

on archival studies and herit-

age formation, at Leiden Uni-

versity in The Netherlands.

Having received the Dewi

Rowlands Bursary, from the U.K based Un-

affiliated Congregational Churches Charities

(UCCC), he has undertaken a study of the

Pilgrim experience in Leiden from 1609-1620.

Eunice Fayehun: Eunice grew up as the

daughter of Congre-

gational missionaries

in rural Nigeria. To-

day she is a social

media sensation through the creation of her

own YouTube channel where she covers the

difficult subject of African politics with her

own brand of irreverent humor. She will pre-

sent the story of her journey and how she is

bringing African news to the forefront of the

Western World.

Francis Bremer: Acknowledged expert on Pu-

ritanism in the Atlantic world

with numerous published

articles and 17 books. His

study of John Winthrop,

America's Forgotten Founding Father (2003),

was submitted for consideration for the Pu-

litzer Prize and won the John C. Pollock

Award for Christian Biography.

Featured Speaker: Ric Burns

Ric Burns is an interna-

tionally recognized doc-

umentary filmmaker

and writer. Burns has

been writing, directing

and producing histori-

cal documentaries for over 25 years, since his

collaboration on the PBS series The Civil War.

He has directed some of the most distin-

guished programs for PBS including The Pil-

grims and The Way West. His work has won

numerous awards including six Emmy

Awards and two Peabody Awards.

Purpose of the 2020 ICF Meeting in Boston

To commemorate the 400th anni-

versary of the sailing of the May-

flower where it landed!

To share “Mayflower stories” of

Congregationalism across the

globe

To learn from the current activity

of the Congregational Church

across the globe

To enjoy fellowship with interna-

tional brothers and sisters in Christ

For More Information Visit: www.internationalcongregationalfellowship.org

Mayflower II at Plimoth Plantation in Boston

Presenters Continued…

Margaret Bendroth: Outgoing Executive Director

of the Congregational Library

and Archives, respected histo-

rian, author, and lecturer.

Margaret (Peggy) Bendroth

received her Ph.D. in history from Johns

Hopkins University and was professor of

history at Calvin College from 1998 to 2004.

Charles Hambrick-

Stowe: Retired Congrega-

tional Pastor, Seminary Dean

and Professor, and author or

editor of six books and nu-

merous articles in American religious histo-

ry. His book, The Practice of Piety, won the

Jamestown Prize for early American History

and offers a vivid account of Puritanism.