Research Projects

Wilhelmus à Brakel project—for studies in Nadie Reformatie
Peter van Mastricht project—for studies in Reformed Orthodoxy and piety (coming soon)
William Perkins project—for studies in English Puritanism (coming soon)
Matthew Poole project—for studies in 17th and 18th-century Biblical exegesis (coming soon)
Samuel Rutherford project—for studies in 17^th and 18^th century Scottish Presbyterianism (coming soon)

International cooperation positions the Puritan Research Center as a leading research partner.

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The Puritan Research Center supports research of the Reformation and Post-reformation eras through its extensive collection of primary and secondary sources specializing in Dutch Nadere Reformatie, English Puritan, and American Puritan studies. International research cooperation, as well as in-house research projects, position the Puritan Research Center as a leading research center for Puritan and (Post) Reformation studies worldwide.

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