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Most Important Dates In Christian History

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1. Columba establishes mission community on Iona






2. Latimer and Oxford Martyrs






3. Benedict's monastic Rule






4. Azusa St. revival






5. Alcuin becomes royal advisor






6. Christianization of Russia






7. Joan of Arc martyred






8. William Carey sails for India






9. Karl Barth on Romans






10. Luther's 95 theses






11. British and Foreign Bible Society formed






12. Wilberforce and anti-slavery movement






13. Battle of Tours






14. World Council of Churches formed






15. International Missionary conference Edinburg






16. Kierkegaard's attack on Christendom






17. Pilgrim's Progress first edition






18. Calvin's Institutes 1st edition






19. Origen begins to write






20. Nero burns Rome






21. Joan of Arc martyred






22. Council of Nicea






23. Jerome completes Vulgate






24. Judson sails for India






25. Origen begins to write






26. Moody's conversion






27. Westminster Confession






28. Mayflower Covenant






29. Gregory the Great elected pope






30. Marian Persecution and flight to Geneva






31. Waldensian movement begins






32. Back and Handel born






33. Anabaptist movement begun






34. Anabaptist movement begun






35. Council of Nicea






36. Chrysostom consecrated bishop of Constantinople






37. Alcuin becomes royal advisor






38. Karl Barth on Romans






39. International Missionary conference Edinburg






40. Abrose prevails in 'sit in' confrontation






41. Westminster Confession






42. Christianization of Russia






43. St. Peter's basilica rebuilt






44. Tertullian begins to write






45. Harvard College founded






46. Fourth Lateran Council and Innocent the 3rd






47. Chrysostom consecrated bishop of Constantinople






48. Hudson Taylor to China






49. Catherine of Sienna letters






50. Kierkegaard's attack on Christendom