June 19-22, 2016 at Princeton Theological Seminary.

Conference description from The Center for Barth Studies:

Karl Barth’s Pneumatology and the Global Pentecostal Movement

Karl Barth’s pneumatology is a contentious subject, especially when read in critical relationship to his conception of divine and human agency and his consequent understanding of the church. But how might Barth’s pneumatological contribution be interpreted in another ecclesiological context, and against another set of concerns regarding the acting of God in relation to the human? This conference sets Barth’s work within the context of world Pentecostalism and examines the potential of his pneumatology for a God wondrous and beyond all controls, and for the church as a pilgrim people gathered and send by the Spirit to witness to this God.

Speakers include: Christian T. Collins Winn, Daniela C. Augustine, Frank D. Macchia, Nimi Wariboko, and Terry L. Cross.

For more information, see the 2016 Conference webpage: http://barth.ptsem.edu/event/2016-annual-karl-barth-conference