Haddington
House
Trust
~ est. 1994
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elcome to Haddington House Trust, a registered Christian charity with its home base in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.
Fall-Winter 2011-2012
Nov 21st 2011 ~ Charlottetown,PEI lecture- "Lindisfarne as a Celtic Missionary Centre" at 582 North River Road, Irish Cultural Centre, Charlottetown, PEI.
Dec 8th 2011 ~ Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia- "Pioneer Church Planting" for the Perspectives Study Programme on the World Christian Movement at the rock Church, Lower Sackville, NS.
Feb-March 2012 ~ King William's Town, South Africa, teaching a Church History course and a Missiology course for Dumisani Theological Institute, King William's Town, South Africa.
Contact:
Director of Haddington House Trust
Dr. Jack C. Whytock
99 North River Road
Charlottetown, PE C1A 3K6
CANADA
Phone: (902) 892-7273
Email: haddingtonhouse@eastlink.ca
About Haddington House
- to assist colleges in the majority world by offering visiting professors of theology for the purpose of teaching, curriculum consultation, and networking
- to publish textbooks, study guides and an annual theological journal that are primarily focused on the needs of the majority world
- to encourage pastors, laity, and students contemplating a vocational call to Christian work through special lectureship series and partnership developments
Book Launch
The ABCs of Christian Biography
The ABCs of Christian Biography is available directly from Haddington House at $10 per copy. Each book sold provides 3 textbooks for Bible colleges in Africa. Contact Haddington House at haddingtonhouse@eastlink.ca.
Book Releases
Continental Calvinian Influences on the Scottish Reformation
Released May, 2009. Contact Haddington House to order the book at a special rate.
An Educated Clergy
The British and American editions of “An Educated Clergy” can be ordered from Eisenbrauns or Amazon.
