
Cape Town Theology Conference · 2026
Creation
Regained
A study of the doctrine of creation across the Great Tradition.
1–3 September 2026 · Reformed Church of Hout Bay, Cape Town
Tickets still available — registrations from 26 August do not include meals.
This year’s theme
The cosmos declares the glory of its Maker. Creation Regained traces the doctrine of creation through Biblical, Historical, Systematic, and Practical theology — recovering a vision of the world as gift, sign, and stage of redemption.
The Programme
Fifteen talks over three days.
From the interpretation of Genesis to creation and culture, the conference reads the doctrine of creation across the full sweep of the Great Tradition.
Day 01
01
Welcome and Introduction
Corné Blaauw
02
The Interpretation of Genesis from Genesis to Jesus
Martin Ricquebourg
03
In the Space of Six Days: A Dogmatic Account of Creation
Hans Madueme
04
The Covenant of Works and the Law
Antonio Coppola
05
Advice to Creationists: An Intellectual Journey in Creation Studies
Hans Madueme
Evening keynotes · R200 per night
Cannot take three days off?
Each of the first two days closes with a keynote at 17:30, and either can be attended on its own. These evenings carry some of the strongest talks of the conference, and they exist for working people who cannot make the daytime sessions.
Advice to Creationists: An Intellectual Journey in Creation Studies
Tuesday 1 September, 17:30 · Hans Madueme
How We Lost Genesis: From the Enlightenment to Modernity
Wednesday 2 September, 17:30 · Martin Ricquebourg
Tickets still available — registrations from 26 August do not include meals.
Voices from the Reformed and Evangelical Tradition
Our Speakers
Antonio Coppola
Carel Pienaar
Corné Blaauw
Daniel Simango
Graham Heslop
Hans Madueme
Mark Dickson
Mark Jones
Martin Ricquebourg
Parmesh Venkatasami
Paul Hartwig
Sizwe Maseti
Full talk titles and speaker details on the 2026 Programme.
Past Conferences
A gathering that carries forward.
Register
Join us in Cape Town.
General delegate R600 · Student R350 · One-day visitor R300 · Evening keynote R200 per night. Registration takes a minute.
Tickets still available — registrations from 26 August do not include meals.

Register early: free book for the first 200.
General delegates and students each receive a copy of Defending Sin: A Response to the Challenges of Evolution and the Natural Sciences — Hans Madueme (Baker Academic, 2024).