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Most Important Dates In Christian History

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1. Azusa St. revival






2. World Council of Churches formed






3. Spurgeon Becomes pastor New Park St. Church






4. Benedict's monastic Rule






5. Universities of Paris and Oxford founded






6. Back and Handel born






7. Latimer and Oxford Martyrs






8. Syllabus of Errors






9. Abrose prevails in 'sit in' confrontation






10. The Great Schism






11. Thomas Aquinas completes Summa Theologica






12. Livingston's Missionary Travels published






13. Crusades launched by pope's speech






14. John Knox returns to Scotland






15. Boniface - Apostle to the Germans






16. Alexander Campbell founds Disciples/Campbellites






17. Azusa St. revival






18. Vatican II






19. Huss burned at the stake






20. Roger Williams founds Rhode Island






21. Origen begins to write






22. King James Bible






23. Augustine's conversion






24. Anabaptist movement begun






25. Iranaeus becomes bishop of Lyon






26. World Council of Churches formed






27. Iranaeus becomes bishop of Lyon






28. Origen begins to write






29. Teresa of Avila writes The Way of Perfection






30. Moody's conversion






31. Ignatius Loyola writes Spiritual Exercises






32. Council of Trent and Counter Reformation






33. Baptists - John Smyth baptizes self in Amsterdam






34. International Missionary conference Edinburg






35. Chalcedon and Leo the Great






36. Public churches begun to be built






37. Westminster Confession






38. J N Darby's Nature and Unity of the Christian Church






39. Colloquy at Marburg






40. Elizabeth Fry committee to Newgate Prison






41. The Great Schism






42. Benedict's monastic Rule






43. Colloquy at Marburg






44. Zwingli and City Council at Zurich






45. Fundamentals published






46. Jerome completes Vulgate






47. Cyril and Mehodius mission to Slavs






48. Fundamentals published






49. Wesley's conversion






50. Jonathan Edwards and the Great Awakening