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(RNS1-JUN18) The 16th century Protestant Reformer John Calvin is perhaps best known as the godfather of Reformed churches, including Presbyterianism. But it's young American evangelicals who are now picking up his theological torch. For use with RNS-CALVIN-500, transmitted June 18, 2009. Religion News Service photo courtesy Library of Congress. | Download/Purchase this photo


(RNS2-JUNE18) Protestant Reformer John Calvin, whose 500 birthday will be celebrated around the world on July 10, is an inspiration and guide to many young evangelicals. For use with RNS-CALVIN-500, transmitted June 18, 2009. Religion News Service file photo. | Download/Purchase this photo

June 18, 2009

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Even at 500, Calvin isn’t slowing down

By Daniel Burke

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(UNDATED) Daniel Burke looks at Protestant reformer John Calvin on the eve of his 500th birthday, and finds that the father of Presbyterian and other Reformed churches is making inroads in unexpected places. About 850. With photos.

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