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SUMMARY:Lecture: Finding Peace on a Violent Frontier: Papunhank and Native Moravians in Pennsylvania and Ohio\, 1765-1775
DESCRIPTION:Online lecture via Zoom (please register by filling out the form below)\nby Dr. Richard Pointer\, Westmont College \nDisplaced refugees amid Pontiac’s War (1763-64)\, Native Moravians in Britain’s northeastern colonies spent the next decade struggling to secure a peaceful homeland where they could live\, work\, and worship as they wished. Widespread violence\, settler expansion\, racial hatred\, internal tensions\, and political turmoil posed constant threats. Nevertheless\, they achieved a measure of success\, thanks largely to the leadership of Papunhank\, a Munsee prophet and Moravian convert\, whose radical pacifism and skillful diplomacy kept them alive and reasonably well. \nRichard Pointer is the author of Pacifist Prophet: Papunhank and the Quest for Peace in Early America (University of Nebraska Press\, 2020). Order your copy now at a reduced rate from the Moravian History Store.
URL:https://www.moravianchurcharchives.org/event/lecture-finding-peace-on-a-violent-frontier-papunhank-and-native-moravians-in-pennsylvania-and-ohio-1765-1775/
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SUMMARY:Lecture: Moravians and Early American Holidays
DESCRIPTION:Online lecture via Zoom (please register by completing the form below)\nby Thomas McCullough\, assistant archivist\, Moravian Archives\, Bethlehem \n What can we learn from Moravian engagement with early American holidays and secular events such as Independence Day and Washington’s Birthday? Surveying the diaries and meeting minutes for these particular instances\, McCullough explores the Americanization of Moravian congregations in North America between the period of 1783 to 1827. \n  \n  \n  \n\n  \n 
URL:https://www.moravianchurcharchives.org/event/lecture-moravians-and-early-american-holidays/
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