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Religion
and
Innovation in
Human Affairs
656
Beacon Street
Mezzanine
Boston,
MA 02215
tele:
(617) 358-0768
fax:
(617) 358-0250
email:
historic@bu.edu
web:
www.bu.edu/historic/riha
Donald A. Yerxa is
program leader for the
Historical Society's Religion and
Innovation in Human
Affairs project.
He has served as an
assistant director and
then as a director of
the Historical Society.
He  is
also a senior editor of
the Society's bulletin,
Historically
Speaking
(published
by
Johns Hopkins University
Press) and editor of Fides et
Historia
(the Conference on Faith
and History's journal).
An emeritus professor of
history at Eastern
Nazarene College in
Quincy, Massachusetts,
Yerxa is author,
coauthor, or editor of
over ten books on a wide
variety of historical
topics, including British
Abolitionism and the
Question of Moral
Progress in History
(University of South
Carolina Press, 2012).
His articles, essays,
reviews, and interviews
have appeared in the European
Review, Military
Affairs, Naval War
College Review,
Mariner’s
Mirror, Fides et
Historia, Books &
Culture, Historically
Speaking, and
elsewhere.
Randall
J. Stephens is
the graphic designer and
webmaster for the  Religion and
Innovation in Human
Affairs project.
He is a reader in
History and American
Studies at Northumbria
University,
Newcastle, UK. Stephens
is an editor of Historically
Speaking,
and associate editor of
Fides et
Historia.
He is the author of The Fire
Spreads: Holiness
and Pentecostalism
in the American
South
(Harvard University
Press, 2008) and The
Anointed:
Evangelical Truth in
a Secular Age,
co-authored with Karl
Giberson (Belknap Press
of Harvard University
Press, 2011). In 2012
Stephens was a Fulbright
Roving Scholar in
Norway.
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02215 | tele: (617) 358-0260, fax: (617)
358-0250 | email: historic@bu.edu
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