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For SBL 2024, consider proposing a paper in the Christian Apocrypha section. Along with two "open" sessions, we have two joint sessions: one on apocryphal accounts of John the Baptist, and the other on questions of Judaism in and through “Apocryphal” literature.

Apocrypha lovers, I'd like to draw your attention to our next First Fridays Workshop featuring the work of Jacob Lollar. Next Friday, April 5th at 12 EDT we'll be discussing Lollar's work on Ephesians and competing Christianities in 2nd c. Ephesus. Not to be missed!

Dearest apocrypha lovers, please join us this upcoming Friday, May 3rd at 12EDT for our next First Fridays Workshop! This month will feature exciting work from @sarahparkh on P.Oxy.5577 and the Gospel of Mary. See you there!

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Celebrating five years of NASSCAL shepherding the Early Christian Apocrypha series (formerly published by Polebridge Press). Watch for upcoming volumes on the Acts of Paul, Infancy Gospel of Thomas, the Martyrdom of Daniel, and the Ascension of Isaiah. nasscal.com/early-christia…

Apocrypha lovers, we're baaack! Next Friday, September 6th we'll be kicking off our Fall First Fridays Workshop series with the one and only Andrew Jacobs. Please join us next Friday for a discussion of Jacobs' recent publication, "The Life of Thecla." See you there!

e-Clavis: Christian Apocrypha has now surpassed 300 entries in its efforts to present open-access bibliographical (and other) information on Christian apocryphal literature. The first entry was posted in 2015. Congratulations to all of the editors and contributors to the project.

Please join us next Friday, October 4th at 12pm EDT as we continue our "Falling for Thekla" series with Jacob Lollar's piece on the reception of Thekla in Syriac-speaking traditions. See you there!

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Please join us this Friday, November 1st as we continue our Fall focus on everyone's favorite protomartyr, Thecla. We'll be discussing Prof Dariya Syroyid's piece examining the Acts of Paul & Thecla in the Ruthenian Tradition. See you all there!

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