Further details will be uploaded nearer the time, along with a call for papers.

Previous conferences were held at

• Shallowford House, Shallowford on the theme of ‘The Brethren and the Last Things’ on 2-6 July 2023
• Emmaus Bible College, Dubuque, IA, USA, on the theme of ‘The Brethren: A Global Movement ‘, on 29 May–31 May 2022.
  Sidholme Hotel, Sidmouth, Devon, on the theme of ‘Elements and Ordinances in Brethren Life’ on 2–4 July 2019. The papers from this conference are available as The Brethren and the Church.
• Maynooth University, Ireland, on the theme of ‘The Brethren and the Church’ on 3-5 July 2017. The papers from this conference are available as The Brethren and the Church.
• Bishop Woodford House, Ely, on the theme of ‘The Brethren and the Bible’ on 6-8 July 2015. The papers from this conference are available as The Bible and Theology in the Brethren.
• Pilgrim Hall, East Sussex, on the theme ‘Brethren Thought in Historical Perspective’, on 15-17 July 2013. The papers from this conference are available as The Bible and Theology in the Brethren.
• Lindors Country House, Gloucester, on the theme of ‘Brethren and Mission’ on 25-27 June, 2011. The papers from this conference are available as The Brethren and Mission.
• Carberry Tower, Musselburgh (near Edinburgh), on the theme of ‘Brethren Spirituality’ on 9-11 July 2009. The papers from the conference and the previous one are now available as Culture, Spirituality, and the Brethren.
• Liverpool Hope University and was organized in conjunction with the Christian Brethren Archive. The subject was ‘Brethren, Culture and Society’. As part of the proceedings, Dr Ward Gasque of Canada gave a F F Bruce memorial lecture on the subject of ‘F F Bruce: an unhyphenated evangelical’. It was held on 5–7 July 2007.
• Wiedenest Bible School, Germany, from 3-5 July 2005 on ‘Witnessing in Many Lands: the Theology and Practice of the Brethren Movement’. The papers from the conference are now available as Tim Grass (ed.), Witness in Many Lands: Leadership and Outreach among the Brethren.
• Redcliffe College Gloucester in 10-12 July 2003 on “The growth of the Brethren movement: national and international experiences”. The papers from the conference were published in Neil Dickson and Tim Grass (eds), The Growth of the Brethren Movement: National and International Experiences (Carlisle: Paternoster 2006).

For further information, contact Neil Dickson