The George Whitefield College Whitefield Symposium [Audio]

The audio of the talks given at the 3-day Whitefield Symposium at George Whitefield College in Cape Town is now on their website.

George Whitefield College (or GWC) is a reformed, evangelical Christian theological college located in Muizenberg, Cape Town, South Africa. It is named after the 18th-century English evangelist George Whitefield. It was founded in 1989 on the initiative of Bishop Joe Bell, then presiding bishop of the Reformed Evangelical Anglican Church of South Africa (or REACH South Africa), formerly the Church of England in South Africa. Its founding Principal was David Broughton Knox who had previously been Principal of Moore Theological College, Sydney, for 27 years.

George White field was an English Anglican preacher who played a leading role in the spread of the Great Awakening, particularly in North America. Whitefield was an unabashed Calvinist. He would burn himself out in the service of the gospel. He is buried in Newburyport, Massachusetts.

Speakers include David Seccombe and Melvin Tinkler.

To listen to these talks, click here and wait a moment for the window lower in the page to open. The last talk from The Whitefield Symposium Day 3 should appear in the middle of window. If not, you'll need to scroll down the open window until you reach it. The talks from all three days of the symposium are posted.