Registration is now open for the Bible Faculty Summit, to be held July 31–August 2, 2018 at Bob Jones University in Greenville, SC. The first paper will be presented Tuesday evening, July 31, after supper at BJU; the Summit will end with a lunch on Thursday, August 2.

Please submit your paper proposals via the link below. The current proposal deadline is April 30. An announcement will be made shortly thereafter listing the papers that have been approved for presentation by the BFS committee. Remember that the Summit committee has not established a theme: we want to hear what you are working on.

If you have a paper proposal which might lend itself well to a response from another participant, please contact Mark Ward using the web form at biblefacultysummit.org.

The Bible Faculty Summit is now issuing a call for papers for the 2018 Summit, to be held at Bob Jones University, July 31–Aug 2.

The call for papers will close Friday, April 27.

A registration form will be sent out at a later date.

The Bible Faculty Summit Committee has chosen not to choose a theme for 2018. We want to hear what you are working on, what you are interested in.

We would like to have at least one paper, however, for which another participant gives a response. Last year’s interaction between Brian Collins and Scott Aniol was very profitable. If you have ideas for such a pairing, please contact Mark Ward at [email protected].

Save the date: the 2018 Bible Faculty Summit will be held at Bob Jones University in Greenville, SC, from the evening of Tuesday, July 31st through lunch on Thursday, August 2nd.

Lodging will be provided for Tuesday and Wednesday nights (Thursday night is also possible if necessary); meals will be provided from Tuesday supper through Thursday lunch.

Theme and call for papers will be announced in coming weeks.

Be sure to sign up for the Bible Faculty Summit email list at biblefacultysummit.org.

The Bible Faculty Summit 2017 is complete. We heard multiple good papers, enjoyed enriching fellowship, and sharpened one another. Appalachian Bible College and their representative John Rinehart were generous and gracious hosts.

Come next year! Submit a paper proposal here for 2018. Location and time are yet to be determined, but will likely be somewhere in the South around the first week of August.