online workshop via Zoom (please register by filling out the form below) with Paul Peucker and Thomas McCullough $35.00 max. participants 15 Looking to brush up your ability to read German script? We are offering regular online refresher workshops where we will discuss two to four texts. The workshops are intended for those who have […]
The Moravian Archives is closed in observance of President's Day
Online lecture via Zoom (please register by filling out the form below) by Rev. Dr. Craig Atwood, Moravian Theological Seminary In 1749 the British Parliament passed the "Moravian Act," which affirmed the legitimacy of the Moravian Church as "an antient and episcopal church". This act granted the Moravians unusual privileges to operate schools, churches, and […]
online workshop via Zoom (please register by filling out the form below) with Paul Peucker and Thomas McCullough $35.00 max. participants 15 Looking to brush up your ability to read German script? We are offering regular online refresher workshops where we will discuss two to four texts. The workshops are intended for those who have […]
The Moravian Archives is closed in observance of Good Friday.
The Moravian Archives will be closed.
Virtual panel discussion hosted by PSU Press Please register here Join PSU Press and the authors of recent books in religious studies for a virtual panel on Thursday, May 5th at 4pm! The authors will discuss their work and answer your questions. Guests: David Bundy, Geordan Hammond, and David Sang-Ehil Han editors of Holiness and […]
Talk by Dr. David Hewitt at the Gemeinhaus Saal, Moravian Museum, Bethlehem, PA (Reception to follow in Central Moravian Church) Please register through Historic Bethlehem Museums and Sites. Early 19th-century administrator of the Moravian Church Lewis David von Schweinitz was an integral part of the scientific communities of Europe and the U.S. Schweinitz also produced […]
Presentation of the new book, Herrnhut: The Formation of a Moravian Community, 1722-1732 at the Moravian Archives or by live stream | co-hosted with the Center for Moravian Studies Online participation only. Registration for in-person attendance has reached capacity (attendance in person is limited because of Covid precautions). For online participation, click here. Join us for the launch of […]
Register here for the live stream for the book launch: Herrnhut 1722-1732, by Paul Peucker
The Moravian Archives is closed in observance of Memorial Day.
The Moravian Archives is closed in observance of Juneteenth.
three-part webinar series via Zoom (registration limit has been reached) by Paul Peucker, Moravian Archives 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm (EDT) on June 21, June 28, and July 5, 2022 registration fee: $49.50 for the three-part series (incl. reading materials listed below) reading materials will be mailed to you after registration max. participants: 50 Share […]
three-part webinar series via Zoom (registration limit has been reached) by Paul Peucker, Moravian Archives 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm (EDT) on June 21, June 28, and July 5, 2022 registration fee: $49.50 for the three-part series (incl. reading materials listed below) reading materials will be mailed to you after registration max. participants: 50 Share […]
The Moravian Archives is closed in observance of Independence Day.
three-part webinar series via Zoom (registration limit has been reached) by Paul Peucker, Moravian Archives 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm (EDT) on June 21, June 28, and July 5, 2022 registration fee: $49.50 for the three-part series (incl. reading materials listed below) reading materials will be mailed to you after registration max. participants: 50 Share […]
For more information about this two-week class on reading German handwriting from the 17th to 20th centuries, click here German Script Course.
The Moravian Archives is closed to outside researchers, visitors, and volunteers.
Join us Tuesday, August 16, 2022, for a traditional summer event hosted outside under a tent. 5:00 – 7:00 pm Parking is available in the rear of the archives building and the College Hill Moravian Church Parking lot (accessible from W Laurel Street)
