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The International John Bunyan Society has released the exciting programme of its annual study day at Loughborough University, with plenaries by John Rees and Thomas Corns.HONEST LABOUR:  EXPORING THE INTERFACE BETWEEN WORK AND NONCONFORMITYA Regional Day Conference of the International John Bunyan Society,organized in association with the University of Bedfordshire, Keele University,Loughborough University and Northumbria UniversityMartin Hall, Loughborough University, Friday 5April 2019PROGRAMME9.30-10.15 Registration10.15-10.30 Welcome (Catie Gill)10.30-11.45 Plenary: John Rees(Goldsmiths):‘TheLevellers, Wage Labourers, and the Poor’11.45-12.00 Coffee12-1.00 First PanelEdward Legon (QMUL):‘Godly Weavers? – Cloth-work and Nonconformity in Seventeenth-century Britain’Robert Daniel (Warwick): ‘“Work enough to do”: the Labour ofNonconformist Ministers and the Cost of their Ministries’1.00–2.00 Lunch2.00–3.00 SecondPanelAlisonMcNaught (QMUL):‘Labour and Faith: the Work of Women Printers and Booksellers of NonconformistTexts during the Long Eighteenth Century’David Hitchcock (Canterbury Christ ChurchUniversity): ‘SpiritualVagrants? – The Troubled Relationship between Work, Mobility, and Nonconformityin England, c. 1650–1700’3.00–3.25Coffee3.25–4.40 Plenary:Thomas N. Corns (Bangor): ‘“In the sweat of thyface”: the Status of Work in the Writing of Bunyan, Milton, and Winstanley’4.40–4.45Closing remarks (Rachel Adcock)REGISTRATION: Attendance is freeof charge, but prior registration by3rd April 2019 is essential. Morning and afternoon refreshmentsand a light lunch will be provided, costing £15 payable on the day. To register, please access https://store.lboro.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/school-of-the-arts-english-and-drama/upcoming-eventssymposiums/the-international-john-bunyan-society