Evangelical History Association

AGM Lecture: Researching Religion in the ANZAC narrative - Daniel Reynaud

The AGM lecture for 2021 was given on the 2nd of March by Dr Daniel Reynaud on the topic of "Researching Religion in the ANZAC narrative".

Please note, there were some issues with the audio quality for the first 4 minutes of the lecture.

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Evangelicals & Nation-Building
EHA Conference 2021

9:00am-5:00pm, Saturday 15 August 2021
Alphacrucis College, 30 Cowper St, Parramatta NSW

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About Us

Started in 1987, the Evangelical History Association (EHA) is an Australian-based community of historians whose research involves the history of evangelicalism in its many modes, and evangelicalism’s impact on the globe. The EHA seeks to do two things:

to grow and develop as a genuine community of people - the kind of community which nurtures evangelical historians as well as research in evangelical history
to find creative and effective ways to share the fruits of evangelical historical scholarship with its relevant audiences.

Although evangelical movements are the principal concern of the EHA it welcomes members with broader historical interests. The Association also produces its own peer-reviewed hard-copy journal, Lucas: An Evangelical History Review, which is sent to all members. Contributions are welcome from anyone whose research falls within the field of the history of evangelicalism.

The EHA is a community of historians working in the field of Evangelical History.

Rev Richard Johnson, a friend of William Wilberforce and John Newton and a convinced evangelical, was the first chaplain to New South Wales, preaching the first sermon on Australian soil in 1788