| 8-8:30am |
Morning Prayer with Bishop Kito |
| 9am |
Keynote: Prof. Brian Stanley | Discourses of Civilisation, Race and Culture |
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Respondent: Prof. Tony Ballantyne |
| 10:30am |
Morning Tea |
| 11am |
Session 2: Christianity, Empire and Humanitarianism |
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Prof. Tony Ballantyne | Languages of Mission and Colonization |
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Prof. Zoe Laidlaw | Slavery & Humanitarianism in Antipodes |
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Respondent: Roshan Allpress |
| 12:30pm |
Lunch |
| 1:30pm |
Session 3 Options: Christian missions, the Māori world and Te Tiriti |
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Samuel Carpenter | Williams biography. Monty Soutar | Ngāti Porou & Christianity |
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OR |
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Phillipa Wyatt | Humanitarianism. Ned Fletcher | Treaty in Imperial Context |
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OR |
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Panel: "Missions then and now: The Start of the Kōrero". Panellists: Rosie Fyfe, Rebecca de Jong; global CMS partners |
| 3:00pm |
Afternoon Tea |
| 3:30pm |
Session 4 Options: Christianity, the NZ Wars, and Colonialism |
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Allan Davidson | Bishop Selwyn & NZ Wars. Māmari Stephens | Rāhui and Legal System |
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Prof. John Stenhouse | NZ Wars and Church. Assoc. Prof. Geoffrey Troughton | Challenges to Christian Peace |
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Panel: "Contemporary reflections on church, gospel and culture in te ao Māori". Panellists: Hana Seddon, Eugene Fuimaono, Dr. Hone te Rire, and Jordyn Rapana |
| 5pm |
Free time |
| 6:30pm |
Dinner |
| 7:30pm |
Keynote: Bishop Kito - "Christian / Maori identity in the 21st Century" |
