The program for the 125th annual meeting of the American Historical Association is now online. If I were going to the AHA (and I haven’t decided yet if I am) and I was planning on attending a session in every time slot (which I never do), these are the panels I would try to attend.
Thursday at 3:00pm
Keywords in American Religious History: Diaspora, Sexuality, Liberalism, Pentecostalism, Martyr
Thursday at 5:30pm
“God in America”–Part Two: Discussion with Steven Prothero and Randall Stephens.
Friday at 9:30am
Sacred Politics: Rethinking the Rise of the Religious Right
Friday at 2:30pm
Publishing the Sacred: The Religious Use of Popular Print in Early America
Saturday at 8:00am
Breakfast Reception: Conference on Faith and History
Saturday at 9:00am
Bracketing Faith and Historical Practice: A Roundtable
Saturday at 11:30am
A Retrospective on the Scholarship of Richard Bushman
Saturday at 2:30pm
Teachers as Historians: Creating a Content-Based Teaching American History Program
Sunday at 8:30am
Beyond the Protestant Nation: Religion and the Narrative of American History
Sunday at 11:00am
The Influences of Slavery on Colonial Christianity
RECOMMENDED READING
LONG FORM: Frederick Douglass and the Challenge of Seeing Clearly 
On the slaveholder Jonathan Edwards and the Christians who read him The “Immaculate Reception” at 50 
Anyone who wants to believe that Independence Day is a Christian holiday should read Frederick Douglass’s “What to a Slave is the Fourth of July?” David Barton speaks at First Baptist-Dallas.
That's a great list! I am going and mine is pretty similar:
Ditto on Thursday and Friday AM, although I am intrigued by Shawn David Young's paper, Reliving the Jesus Movement, in a 3pm panel on Thursday.
Friday at 2:30
Cosmopolitanism and Religion in the Turn of the Twentieth Century U.S. Left
(That's assuming I don't go on the Tour of Religion Sites with my former adviser, Peter Williams.)
Friday 6:00pm
Heitzenrater's Presidential Address
Saturday 9:00AM
Religion in the Great Depression: Global Collapse, Local Crises
Saturday 11:00AM
Strangers in an Ever-Stranger Land: Evangelicals Confront New England, 1834-1937
Saturday 2:30pm
Why Study Religion in the American West
Hey guys- what about a little love for my panel? Holy Heritage: Irish Covenanters and Belief in the Atlantic World
Saturday at 1130. Please don't make me present to the 3 mothers in the room.