Featured Speakers

	Dr. David Field is husband of one wife and father of three daughters, the eldest of whom studies at New St. Andrews. David teaches Christian Doctrine and Ethics at Oak Hill College in London, England. After reading theology at Oxford, he taught in a theological college in Nigeria for three years. His doctorate from Cambridge was in Puritan thought and was followed by five years as pastor of an evangelical church south of London. He then had four years in the commercial world as a head-hunter before moving to Oak Hill in 2000. He's a keen blogger, a fan of the English soccer team Everton, and a lover of fruit brandy and John Buchan novels.
	J. Steven Wilkins and his wife Wendy have six children (two of whom are married), and five grandchildren (four grandsons and one granddaughter). He was born in Mobile, Alabama, graduated with a degree in Pre-Law from the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa; he then obtained the Master of Divinity degree from the Reformed Theological Seminary, in Jackson, Mississippi. He served as a minister in the Presbyterian Church in America from 1976-2008 when his present congregation (Auburn Avenue Presbyterian Church of Monroe, Louisiana) transferred into the CREC, thus fulfilling his life-long dream to be in a denomination whose name could be abbreviated into four letters instead of three.
	Douglas Wilson is the pastor of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho. He is a founding board member of Logos School, a senior fellow of theology at New St. Andrews College, and he serves as an instructor at Greyfriars' Hall, a ministerial training program at Christ Church. He helped establish the Confederation of Reformed Evangelical Churches (CREC), is the editor of Credenda Agenda, and the author of numerous books on classical Christian education, the family, the church, and the reformed faith. After serving in the U.S. Navy in the submarine service, he completed a B.A. and M.A. in philosophy and a B.A. in classical studies from the University of Idaho. Douglas and his wife Nancy have three children and a bunch of grandkids.