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Uh, you've got last year's information up, an easy mistake to make insofar as most of the speakers (save your lowly scribe) are the same, but the theme is different. This year it's "Theology of the Laity" with, again, Ware, Taft, Larin, and a few others, but not DeVille, Magee, or Roberson. Still, last year's was a fantastic conference, and it was a great joy to meet Taft, Ware, and Larin, inter alia--all of them fascinating scholars and delightful human beings whom we pray God sustains ad multos annos!
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