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Most Important Dates In Christian History

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1. Zwingli and City Council at Zurich






2. Jerome completes Vulgate






3. Universities of Paris and Oxford founded






4. Huguenot St. Bartholomew's Day massacre






5. Crusades launched by pope's speech






6. Francis renounces wealth






7. Westminster Confession






8. Huss burned at the stake






9. Wesley's conversion






10. Xavier begins mission in Japan






11. Catherine of Sienna letters






12. Alcuin becomes royal advisor






13. St. Patrick's Mission to Ireland






14. Francis renounces wealth






15. Spurgeon Becomes pastor New Park St. Church






16. William Law's Serious Call






17. Comenius driven from homeland






18. Augustine's conversion






19. Baptists - John Smyth baptizes self in Amsterdam






20. Back and Handel born






21. Westminster Confession






22. Latimer and Oxford Martyrs






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






24. China church grows despite Cultural Revolution






25. Harvard College founded






26. Fourth Lateran Council and Innocent the 3rd






27. Chrysostom consecrated bishop of Constantinople






28. World Council of Churches formed






29. Iranaeus becomes bishop of Lyon






30. King James Bible






31. Crusades launched by pope's speech






32. Bernard founds monastery at Clairvaux






33. Joan of Arc martyred






34. St. Peter's basilica rebuilt






35. Wycliffe Bible Translators formed






36. Gregory the Great elected pope






37. Wilberforce and anti-slavery movement






38. Xavier begins mission in Japan






39. Bernard founds monastery at Clairvaux






40. Origen begins to write






41. Fundamentals published






42. William Miller and Adventism






43. King James Bible






44. Council of Trent and Counter Reformation






45. Karl Barth on Romans






46. Teresa of Avila writes The Way of Perfection






47. Anabaptist movement begun






48. Kierkegaard's attack on Christendom






49. First Quaker Peace Statement






50. Boniface - Apostle to the Germans