Nation speaks regularly on the topics of the Chinese house church and the history of women and Christianity. She has spoken at large national conferences and at various academic conferences. However, her favorite speaking engagements have been smaller settings, such as guest lecturing in seminary classrooms, leading church retreats, and teaching Sunday school classes.
Below is a sampling of her previous talks:
For academic papers, please see CV.
Below is a sampling of her previous talks:
- “Jesus Is the Greater King: Learning About Suffering from the Chinese Church,” Jesus Is Greater (TGC21), Indianapolis, IN, April 12, 2021
- "Searching for Usefulness: Learning to Bear Spiritual Fruit from the First Missionary Wives," Women's Conference, City Reformed Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, PA, March 22-23, 2019
- Talk 1: "The Life Stories of Harriet Newell, Ann Judson, and Roxana Nott"
- Talk 2: "Searching for Usefulness: Scripture and the Diaries of Harriet Newell and Ann Judson"
- Talk 3: "Spiritual Disciplines and Useful Activities: The First Generation of Missionary Wives"
- “Converted to Usefulness: Understanding Early 19th Century Missionary Wife Memoirs,” guest lecture for CH616: Spiritual Autobiography and Women, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, South Hamilton, Massachusetts, October 30, 2018
For academic papers, please see CV.