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Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament (Lunch Session 1)
2025-02-05 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Chicago) | The Hope Center Loft (2nd Floor), 2001 W Plano Pkwy, Plano, TX, United States
In “The Autographs: the Letters and Writings that Started It All,” we explore the concept of autographs—the original manuscripts of the New Testament. Discover the nature of these ancient texts and learn how scholars trace the history of surviving manuscripts back to the original writings of the apostles.
A small fee helps cover the cost of a light lunch provided.
Scribal Fellowship members who give at least $25/month are entitled to 2 free admission tickets per event. Learn more about the Scribal Fellowship here.
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Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament (Lunch Session 2)
2025-02-12 12:00 - 13:00 | The Hope Center Loft (2nd Floor), 2001 W Plano Pkwy, Plano, TX, United States
In “The Canon: the Essential and Authoritative New Testament”, we trace the journey from Jesus’ time to the establishment of the 27-book New Testament canon. Learn about the historical and theological reasons behind why these particular books were chosen and what criteria determined their inclusion.
If you missed the earlier sessions, don’t that that stop you! We promise you won’t feel left out, and there’s plenty to gain from each session. Besides, you can always catch up the next time around.
A small fee helps cover the cost of a light lunch provided.
Scribal Fellowship members who give at least $25/month are entitled to 2 free admission tickets per event. Learn more about the Scribal Fellowship here.
Register Here

Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament (Lunch Session 3)
2025-02-19 12:00 - 13:00 | The Hope Center Loft (2nd Floor), 2001 W Plano Pkwy, Plano, TX, United States
In “The Manuscripts: the Copies that Bear Witness to the Christian Message,” we discuss the manuscripts that have preserved the New Testament text through the ages. This presentation will address key questions: What are our manuscripts? What evidence do we still have? What is the nature of that evidence? You will learn how these foundational documents have been meticulously preserved and transmitted over centuries.
If you missed the earlier sessions, don’t that that stop you! We promise you won’t feel left out, and there’s plenty to gain from each session. Besides, you can always catch up the next time around.
A small fee helps cover the cost of a light lunch provided.
Scribal Fellowship members who give at least $25/month are entitled to 2 free admission tickets per event. Learn more about the Scribal Fellowship here.
Register Here

Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament (Lunch Session 4)
2025-02-26 12:00 - 13:00 | The Hope Center Loft (2nd Floor), 2001 W Plano Pkwy, Plano, TX, United States
In “The Manuscript Contents: the Words the Scribes Labored to Preserve,” we explore what the Greek New Testament manuscripts actually contain, and what insights can they provide about the New Testament text, its historical development, and its transmission over time.
If you missed the earlier sessions, don’t that that stop you! We promise you won’t feel left out, and there’s plenty to gain from each session. Besides, you can always catch up the next time around.
A small fee helps cover the cost of a light lunch provided.
Scribal Fellowship members who give at least $25/month are entitled to 2 free admission tickets per event. Learn more about the Scribal Fellowship here.
Register Here

Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament (Lunch Session 5)
2025-03-05 12:00 - 13:00 | The Hope Center Loft (2nd Floor), 2001 W Plano Pkwy, Plano, TX, United States
In “The Scribes: the Faithful Laborers who Preserved the New Testament,” we dive into the work of scribes who painstakingly copied New Testament manuscripts, ensuring their preservation and transmission through the ages. Discover how these dedicated individuals preserved the text, maintained its integrity and secured it for future generations.
If you missed the earlier sessions, don’t that that stop you! We promise you won’t feel left out, and there’s plenty to gain from each session. Besides, you can always catch up the next time around.
A small fee helps cover the cost of a light lunch provided.
Scribal Fellowship members who give at least $25/month are entitled to 2 free admission tickets per event. Learn more about the Scribal Fellowship here.
Register Here

Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament (Lunch Session 6)
2025-03-12 12:00 - 13:00 | The Hope Center Loft (2nd Floor), 2001 W Plano Pkwy, Plano, TX, United States
In “Textual Criticism: the Art and Science of Preserving the Oldest Text,” we examine the principles and methods of textual criticism, sharing how scholars analyze the relationships between manuscripts to uncover the earliest possible readings of the New Testament. Learn how this critical discipline helps us understand the history and transmission of the New Testament text, revealing its journey from antiquity to the present.
If you missed the earlier sessions, don’t that that stop you! We promise you won’t feel left out, and there’s plenty to gain from each session. Besides, you can always catch up the next time around.
A small fee helps cover the cost of a light lunch provided.
Scribal Fellowship members who give at least $25/month are entitled to 2 free admission tickets per event. Learn more about the Scribal Fellowship here.
Register Here

Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament (Lunch Session 7)
2025-03-19 12:00 - 13:00 | The Hope Center Loft (2nd Floor), 2001 W Plano Pkwy, Plano, TX, United States
“The Translations: the Ancient Text and Modern Versions,” where we answer the common question, “How do we get from the Greek New Testament to the English translations we read today?” To answer, we explore the process of translation, examine how scholars bridge the gap between ancient texts and modern readers, discuss how to effectively use different translations, and suggest which criteria make a translation “good.”
If you missed the earlier sessions, don’t that that stop you! We promise you won’t feel left out, and there’s plenty to gain from each session. Besides, you can always catch up the next time around.
A small fee helps cover the cost of a light lunch provided.
Scribal Fellowship members who give at least $25/month are entitled to 2 free admission tickets per event. Learn more about the Scribal Fellowship here.
Register Here

Snapshot Dallas
2025-04-26 18:00 - 21:00 | The Hope Center, 2001 W Plano Pkwy, Plano, TX, 75075, United States
Join Dr. Dan Wallace and the CSNTM team for an evening where history, scholarship, and faith come together. Enjoy Texas-sized hors d’oeuvres, connect with others passionate about the New Testament, and engage in interactive discussions with CSNTM scholars—all while viewing rare New Testament books and manuscript facsimiles!
Plus, hear directly from Dr. Wallace as he presents “Anchor Management: Trusting the Word—Weather or Not,”explaining why we can be confident that the Bible we hold today is truly the Word of God.
This casual, family-friendly event is perfect for students, colleagues, Bible study groups, and anyone eager to explore the history of the New Testament. You won’t want to miss it!
Special Offer: Bring 5+ Guests & Get a Signed Book!
Bring five or more guests and receive a free signed copy of Reinventing Jesus by Dr. Dan Wallace and Ed Komoszewski—a must-read on the trustworthiness of the New Testament.
(P.S. Members of the Scribal Fellowship who donate at least $25 per month enjoy free admission to CSNTM events. Learn more here, or join today!)
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Text to Translation Conference (Parkway Baptist Church)
2025-05-16 17:30 - 2025-05-17 15:30 | What we do
Have you ever been asked where the New Testament came from and how we know it can be trusted? Have you ever been told the Bible is full of mistakes and just a book written by men? If you would like answers to these questions, please read on, and make plans to come to hear Denis Salagado and Preston Russell, Research Leaders with Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts (CSNTM).
On Friday, May 16th and Saturday, May 17th, Parkway Baptist Church is hosting for the first time, a seven-session conference with the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts, from Plano, Texas. CSNTM is a non-profit organization that is “dedicated to digitally preserving Greek New Testament manuscripts” under the guidance of the executive director, Dr. Daniel B. Wallace, PhD.
The mission of CSNTM is to provide resourcing, education, and collaboration for the “noble task of preserving the New Testament text and manuscripts and tracing it’s history through the ages.”
If you would like to have a better understanding of the origins of the NT and be able to help others have confidence in the veracity of the Word of God, this conference is for you. All staff leaders and laymen would benefit greatly from the seven sessions and Q and A time.

Session 1 – The Autographs—introduces the beginning of the process that eventually led to what we call the “New Testament.”
Session 2 – The Canon of the New Testament—demonstrates that the church came to recognize 27 books of the New Testament as authoritative Scripture.
Session 3 – The Copies—highlights that each manuscript is important for our understanding of the history of the New Testament, and that these manuscripts were produced through tremendous effort and painstaking labor
Session 4 – The Copyists—fleshes out the human effort in the transmission of the New Testament throughout the centuries; who scribes were and how they worked.
Session 5 – What’s in New Testament Manuscripts?—shows that these artifacts were used by real people and were of great importance to individuals and communities in history.
Session 6 – The Art and Science of Textual Criticism—introduces students to the discipline of New Testament Textual Criticism to show how scholars work to provide people with the Greek New Testament text that is as close to the original as possible
Session 7 – Translating the New Testament—knowing about the translation of the New Testament helps us appreciate, read, study, and therefore live out the New Testament in our own mother tongue.

Parkway Baptist Church is a supporting church of the Southern Baptist Convention, the TN Baptist Convention, and the Concord Baptist Association.

Dr. Wallace Featured in Soli Media Roundtable Discussion
2025-05-20 | TX
Dr. Wallace, along with Wes Huff and Michael Kruger, joins Michael Horton on Soli Media for a roundtable discussion covering textual criticism, the reliability of New Testament manuscripts, Gnosticism, the divinity of Christ, the canon, and early Christian origins.

Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament (Session 01)
2025-06-04 18:30 - 21:00 | Watermark Church, North Assembly Room, 2nd Floor, West Tower, 7540 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, Dallas, TX, 75251, United States
In this first session of the Biblion Lecture Series, “Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament,” we combine two presentations:
In “The Autographs: the Letters and Writings that Started It All,” we explore the concept of autographs—the original manuscripts of the New Testament. Discover the nature of these ancient texts and learn how scholars trace the history of surviving manuscripts back to the original writings of the apostles.
In “The Canon: the Essential and Authoritative New Testament”, we trace the journey from Jesus’ time to the establishment of the 27-book New Testament canon. Learn about the historical and theological reasons behind why these particular books were chosen and what criteria determined their inclusion.
Register Here

Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament (Session 02)
2025-06-11 18:30 - 21:00 | Watermark Church, North Assembly Room, 2nd Floor, West Tower, 7540 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, Dallas, TX, 75251, United States
In this second session of the Biblion Lecture Series, “Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament,” we combine two presentations:
In “The Manuscripts: the Copies that Bear Witness to the Christian Message,” we discuss the manuscripts that have preserved the New Testament text through the ages. This presentation will address key questions: What are our manuscripts? What evidence do we still have? What is the nature of that evidence? You will learn how these foundational documents have been meticulously preserved and transmitted over centuries.
In “The Manuscript Contents: the Words the Scribes Labored to Preserve,” we explore what the Greek New Testament manuscripts actually contain, and what insights can they provide about the New Testament text, its historical development, and its transmission over time.
Scribal Fellowship members who give at least $25/month are entitled to 2 free admission tickets per event. Learn more about the Scribal Fellowship here.

Register Here

Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament (Session 03)
2025-06-18 18:30 - 21:00 | Watermark Church, North Assembly Room, 2nd Floor, West Tower, 7540 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, Dallas, TX, 75251, United States
In this third session of the Biblion Lecture Series, “Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament,” we combine two presentations:
In “The Scribes: the Faithful Laborers who Preserved the New Testament,” we dive into the work of scribes who painstakingly copied New Testament manuscripts, ensuring their preservation and transmission through the ages. Discover how these dedicated individuals preserved the text, maintained its integrity and secured it for future generations.
In “Textual Criticism: the Art and Science of Preserving the Oldest Text,” we examine the principles and methods of textual criticism, sharing how scholars analyze the relationships between manuscripts to uncover the earliest possible readings of the New Testament. Learn how this critical discipline helps us understand the history and transmission of the New Testament text, revealing its journey from antiquity to the present.
If you missed the earlier sessions, don’t that that stop you! We promise you won’t feel left out, and there’s plenty to gain from each session. (Besides, you can always catch up the next time around.)
Scribal Fellowship members who give at least $25/month are entitled to 2 free admission tickets per event. Learn more about the Scribal Fellowship here.
Register Here

Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament (Session 04)
2025-06-25 18:30 - 21:00 | Watermark Church, North Assembly Room, 2nd Floor, West Tower, 7540 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy, Dallas, TX, 75251, United States
In this fourth and final session of the Biblion Lecture Series, “Text to Translation: The Story of the New Testament,” we conclude with:
“The Translations: the Ancient Text and Modern Versions,” where we answer the common question, “How do we get from the Greek New Testament to the English translations we read today?” To answer, we explore the process of translation, examine how scholars bridge the gap between ancient texts and modern readers, discuss how to effectively use different translations, and suggest which criteria make a translation “good.”
After the presentation and a short break, our scholars field your questions!
If you missed the earlier sessions, don’t that that stop you! We promise you won’t feel left out, and there’s plenty to gain from each session. (Besides, you can always catch up the next time around.)
Scribal Fellowship members who give at least $25/month are entitled to 2 free admission tickets per event. Learn more about the Scribal Fellowship here.
Register Here

Daily Dose of Wisdom 4-Part Series
2025-07-03 | TX
Dr. Wallace joins Daily Dose of Wisdom for a four-part series covering topics like the reliability of the New Testament, the number of the beast, common skeptics’ errors, and five ways people are misled about the Bible.

Join the hundreds of thousands of viewers who have already tuned in—this is an interview you won’t want to miss!

A Discussion on Early New Testament Texts
2025-07-09 | TX
Dr. Wallace joins Michael Jones on the InspiringPhilosophy YouTube channel to explore whether there are any significant editorial changes in the early New Testament manuscripts.
