Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-2011
Abstract
Excerpt: "In contrast to the presenters before and after me, my presentation focuses on the lives of two individuals rather than one. Charles Cullis (1833-1892) and Gaetano Conte (1859-1917) both represent a kind of “new beginning” for some sectors of Protestant religion in Boston and thus fit particularly well into our panel’s attempt to explore the somewhat paradoxical theme of “strangers in a strange land” of New England. I’ve chosen these two figures because of their influence in re-shaping the evangelical movement in Boston and their relative obscurity in spite of the fame they both shared during their own day. I want to first briefly introduce these figures before exploring a limited set of common themes between them."
Recommended Citation
Hartley, Benjamin, "Charles Cullis, Gaetano Conte, and the Reconfiguration of the Evangelical Holiness Movement in Boston, 1860-1905" (2011). Faculty Publications - George Fox School of Theology. 298.
https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/ccs/298
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Comments
Originally published as an American Society of Church History Conference paper, Boston, MA, January 2011.