Our panel concludes with @andrewbbsong speaking on ‘Amicus Pacificus, amicus Candidus: A Reappraisal of the Ryland/Turner-Booth Communion Controversy and its Impact on Baptist Identities’

Next up, @Annie5tephenson of @UniofExeter is speaking on 'Introspection Unveiled: A Comparison of Joseph Alleine’s and John Wesley’s ‘life-changing’ Self-examination Questions'.

Our next panel on writing Dissenting identities in long 18th century kicks off with Chris Toole (University of Leeds) speaking on 'Place and Itinerancy: An Examination of Oliver Heywood’s Position on Coley and his Travels across Northern England, 1660–1700'

Our final paper today is Baiyu Andrew Song, speaking on Isaiah Birt and Baptismal Controversies in Devonshire.

Next, Dr Rosalind Johnson is presenting on Quaker Doubts Concerning the Testimony Against Tithes

Panel 4, and Rachel Adcock is speaking on "Shaping Baptist Congregational Identity in Southwest England: The Loughwood 'Proceedings Book'"

Panel 2: Caroline Gurney is now speaking about Bristol's C18th Jewish community and the Conversion Narrative of Hannah Nonmus.

Panel 2 cont: Paul Auchterlonie asks What did Exeter contribute to knowledge about Islam and Muslims in the Early Modern Period?

Panel 2! Kensa Broadhurst is speaking on Cornish-language literature and asking "Does Gwreans an Bys Reflect post-Reformation belief in Cornwall?"

"Valentine Carey's New Nose": new blog by @PhilipSchwyzer on conflict and community commemorated through iconoclasm and repair in Exeter Cathedral reconex.exeter.ac.uk/2022/03…