Resources

Training Seminar

Phil Kayser gives a PowerPoint presentation describing the difference between typical secular history, typical Christian history, and Providential history. The marriage of King Henry VIII to Ann Boleyn is examined from these three perspectives, followed by an analysis of ten presuppositions that drive providential history.

This is the first of several training seminars designed to help people get more comfortable with providential history so they’ll be equipped and excited to enter their own projects in the Festival.


What is Providential History? from Phillip Kayser on Vimeo.

Seeing History With New Eyes

Here is an introductory guide for presenting providential history. It covers the presuppositions of providential history, gives ideas for developing providential history, and includes a checklist for making sure the history you tell is truly providential.

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Step by Step Guide

This is a brief outline to help you in developing your project from the initial idea to the final application to participate.

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Ethical Guidelines

Just to make sure you are working within the parameters of the event, read this compact document. There aren’t too many rules, but they are important.

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