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100
Fall of Jerusalem A.D. 70
A.D. 30 - Pentecost (Peter)
A.D. 34 - Paul's Conversion
A.D. 40 - Gentile Conversion
A.D. 48-49 - Pauls 1st Missionary Journey
A.D. 49-51 - Paul's 2nd Missionary Journey
A.D. 52-57 - Paul's 3rd Journey A.D. 100 The fall of Jerusalem -
Period: 100 to
Church Movement Timeline
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325
Counsel of Nicea
The Nicene Creed: The meaning of Jesus divinity -
451
Counsel of Chalcedon
Roman Emporer Marcian summons counsel "to end disputations and settle the true faith more clearly and for all time." -
460
St. Patrick and the Celtic Missions
A.D. 460 is the year of Patiricks death Iona, Scotland
Lindisfarne, Northumberland
Whithorn, Scotland
Whitby, Yorkshire
Glencolubkille and Garton, Ireland
Bradwell, Essex
Glendalough, Ireland
St David’s and St Non’s, Wales- Class Lecture Notes
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530
The rise of Monasticism - Benedict's Rule
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Jan 1, 1054
The Great Schism
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Apr 18, 1521
Luther Reformation: Diet of Worms
Beginnings of Protestanism -
Mar 6, 1534
English Supremecy - New Europe
King Henry the 8th turns the church upside down. This ushers in protestanism -
Jun 1, 1540
Founding of the Jesuits
Catholic Reform and world outreach -
Mar 6, 1555
Church Planting in Europe - John Calvin
Calvin planted in Geneva and all through France- Class Lecture Notes
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The Wesley's and Methodist's movement
Brothers Charles and John Wesley bring method to ministry and organize grass roots church planting and evangelism through preaching and music. -
Rise of Pentecostalism
Beginning with Azuza Street -
Edinburgh Missionary Conference
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Future Chruch Growth and Christianity Expansion
The Second Vatican Counsel (1962- 65)
Lausanne Congress (1974) -
Rise of New Calvinism
Leaders such as John Piper, Tim Keller, and Don Carson -
Coronation of Charlemagne
This time period represents a mix between the church and culture where culture is shaped by the church. Roman Catholic church.