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Primeval History

Before recorded chronology

  1. undated
    The Creation
  2. undated
    The Fall
  3. undated
    The Flood and the Covenant with Noah
  4. undated
    The Tower of Babel

The Patriarchs

c. 2100–1800 BC (traditional)

  1. about 2091 BC, traditional date
    The Call of Abraham
  2. about 2085 BC, traditional date
    Melchizedek Blesses Abram
  3. about 2080 BC to 2067 BC, traditional date
    God’s Covenant with Abraham
  4. about 2050 BC, traditional date
    The Binding of Isaac
  5. about 1929 BC to 1909 BC, traditional date
    Jacob Becomes Israel
  6. about 1898 BC to 1876 BC, traditional date
    Joseph and the Descent into Egypt

Exodus and Conquest

c. 1500–1200 BC

  1. c. 1447 or c. 1261 BC, traditional date
    The Call of Moses
  2. c. 1446 or c. 1260 BC, traditional date
    The Exodus from Egypt
  3. c. 1446 or c. 1260 BC, traditional date
    The Covenant at Sinai
  4. c. 1445 or c. 1259 BC, traditional date
    The Tabernacle and the Priesthood
  5. c. 1445–1406 or c. 1259–1220 BC, traditional date
    Forty Years in the Wilderness
  6. c. 1406 or c. 1220 BC, traditional date
    The Farewell and Death of Moses
  7. c. 1406 or c. 1220 BC, traditional date
    Crossing the Jordan and the Fall of Jericho
  8. c. 1380 or c. 1195 BC, traditional date
    Covenant Renewal at Shechem
  9. about 1208 BC, estimated date
    Israel Named on the Merneptah Stele

Judges and the United Monarchy

c. 1200–930 BC

  1. c. 1375 or c. 1200 – c. 1050 BC, traditional date
    The Age of the Judges
  2. about 1100 BC, traditional date
    Ruth and Boaz
  3. about 1070 BC, traditional date
    Samuel and the Loss of the Ark
  4. about 1050 BC, traditional date
    Saul Becomes Israel’s First King
  5. about 1025 BC, traditional date
    David and Goliath
  6. about 1010 BC to 1003 BC, estimated date
    David Becomes King
  7. about 1003 BC, estimated date
    David Takes Jerusalem and Brings the Ark
  8. about 1000 BC, traditional date
    God’s Covenant with David
  9. about 995 BC, traditional date
    David, Bathsheba and Nathan
  10. about 966 BC to 959 BC, estimated date
    Solomon Builds the Temple

The Divided Kingdom and the Prophets

c. 930–597 BC

  1. about 930 BC, estimated date
    The Kingdom Divides
  2. about 925 BC, estimated date
    Shishak Invades Judah
  3. about 860 BC, traditional date
    Elijah on Mount Carmel
  4. 853 BC, firm date
    Ahab at the Battle of Qarqar
  5. about 850 BC, traditional date
    Elisha Succeeds Elijah
  6. 841 BC, firm date
    Jehu’s Revolt and Tribute to Assyria
  7. about 840 BC, estimated date
    Moab’s Revolt and the Mesha Stele
  8. about 840 BC, estimated date
    The House of David Inscription from Tel Dan
  9. about 760 BC, traditional date
    Jonah Sent to Nineveh
  10. about 755 BC, estimated date
    Amos and Hosea Prophesy to Israel
  11. about 740 BC, estimated date
    The Call of Isaiah
  12. 722/721 BC, estimated date
    The Fall of Samaria
  13. 701 BC, firm date
    Hezekiah Withstands Sennacherib
  14. 627 BC, estimated date
    The Call of Jeremiah
  15. 622 BC, estimated date
    Josiah’s Reform and the Book of the Law
  16. 609 BC, firm date
    Josiah Falls at Megiddo
  17. 605 BC, firm date
    Babylon Defeats Egypt at Carchemish

Exile and Return

597–c. 400 BC

  1. about 605 BC to 536 BC, traditional date
    Daniel at the Babylonian Court
  2. 16 March 597 BC, firm date
    The First Deportation to Babylon
  3. 593 BC to 571 BC, estimated date
    Ezekiel’s Visions among the Exiles
  4. 587/586 BC, estimated date
    The Fall of Jerusalem and the Destruction of the Temple
  5. about 550 BC to 539 BC, estimated date
    The Prophecy of Comfort and the Suffering Servant
  6. 12 October 539 BC, firm date
    Cyrus Takes Babylon
  7. 538 BC, estimated date
    The Edict of Cyrus and the First Return
  8. March 515 BC, estimated date
    The Second Temple Is Completed
  9. 483 BC to 473 BC, traditional date
    Esther and the Origin of Purim
  10. 458 BC, estimated date
    Ezra Brings the Law to Jerusalem
  11. 445 BC, estimated date
    Nehemiah Rebuilds the Walls of Jerusalem
  12. about 435 BC, estimated date
    Malachi and the Close of the Prophets
  13. 410 BC to 407 BC, firm date
    The Judean Temple at Elephantine

The Second Temple Period

c. 400–4 BC

  1. 332 BC, firm date
    Alexander the Great Conquers the Near East
  2. about 250 BC, estimated date
    The Hebrew Scriptures Are Translated into Greek
  3. 167 BC, estimated date
    Antiochus IV Desecrates the Temple
  4. 167 BC to 164 BC, estimated date
    The Maccabean Revolt and the Rededication of the Temple
  5. about 150 BC to AD 68, estimated date
    The Community of the Dead Sea Scrolls
  6. 142 BC, firm date
    Judea Gains Independence under the Hasmoneans
  7. 63 BC, firm date
    Pompey Takes Jerusalem
  8. 40 BC to 37 BC, estimated date
    Herod the Great Becomes King of Judea
  9. 27 BC, firm date
    Augustus Becomes Rome’s First Emperor
  10. 20/19 BC, estimated date
    Herod Rebuilds the Temple

The Life of Jesus

c. 6 BC – AD 33

  1. c. 6–4 BC, estimated date
    The Birth of Jesus
  2. 4 BC, estimated date
    The Death of Herod and the Division of His Kingdom
  3. AD 6, firm date
    Judea Comes under Direct Roman Rule
  4. c. AD 28–29, estimated date
    John the Baptist Preaches at the Jordan
  5. c. AD 26–29, estimated date
    The Baptism and Temptation of Jesus
  6. c. AD 28–29, estimated date
    Jesus Begins His Ministry in Galilee
  7. c. AD 28–29, estimated date
    Jesus Appoints the Twelve
  8. c. AD 28–29, estimated date
    The Sermon on the Mount
  9. c. AD 28–32, estimated date
    The Execution of John the Baptist
  10. c. AD 29 or 32, estimated date
    The Feeding of the Five Thousand
  11. c. AD 29 or 32, estimated date
    Peter’s Confession at Caesarea Philippi
  12. c. AD 29 or 32, estimated date
    The Transfiguration
  13. AD 30 or 33, estimated date
    The Raising of Lazarus
  14. AD 30 or 33, estimated date
    Jesus Enters Jerusalem
  15. AD 30 or 33, estimated date
    Jesus Drives the Traders from the Temple
  16. AD 30 or 33, estimated date
    The Last Supper
  17. AD 30 or 33, estimated date
    Gethsemane and the Arrest
  18. AD 30 or 33, estimated date
    The Trials before the Council and Pilate
  19. AD 30 or 33, estimated date
    The Crucifixion
  20. AD 30 or 33, estimated date
    The Burial and Resurrection
  21. AD 30 or 33, estimated date
    The Appearances and the Great Commission
  22. AD 30 or 33, estimated date
    The Ascension

The Apostolic Age

c. AD 30–100

  1. AD 30 or 33, estimated date
    Pentecost
  2. about AD 34, estimated date
    The Martyrdom of Stephen
  3. about AD 34, estimated date
    The Gospel Reaches Samaria and an Ethiopian Official
  4. c. AD 31–36, estimated date
    The Conversion of Paul
  5. about AD 40, estimated date
    The Baptism of the Gentile Cornelius
  6. about AD 43, estimated date
    The Church at Antioch, Where Believers Were First Called Christians
  7. AD 44, firm date
    Herod Agrippa Kills James and Dies at Caesarea
  8. about AD 46 to AD 48, estimated date
    Paul’s First Missionary Journey
  9. about AD 49, estimated date
    The Council of Jerusalem
  10. about AD 49, estimated date
    Claudius Expels Jews from Rome
  11. about AD 49, estimated date
    Paul Opposes Peter at Antioch
  12. about AD 49 to AD 52, estimated date
    Paul Carries the Gospel into Europe
  13. about AD 50 to AD 60, estimated date
    The Letters of Paul
  14. AD 52, traditional date
    The Apostle Thomas and the Christians of India
  15. about AD 53 to AD 57, estimated date
    Paul in Ephesus and the Collection for Jerusalem
  16. about AD 57 to AD 59, estimated date
    Paul’s Arrest and Imprisonment at Caesarea
  17. about AD 59 to AD 62, estimated date
    Paul’s Voyage to Rome
  18. AD 62, firm date
    The Death of James, the Brother of the Lord
  19. AD 64, firm date
    The Great Fire of Rome and Nero’s Persecution
  20. c. AD 64–68, traditional date
    The Martyrdoms of Peter and Paul
  21. about AD 65 to AD 100, estimated date
    The Four Gospels Are Written
  22. AD 66 to AD 70, firm date
    The Jewish Revolt and the Destruction of the Temple
  23. AD 73 or 74, estimated date
    The Fall of Masada
  24. c. AD 50–120, estimated date
    The Didache, an Early Church Manual
  25. about AD 95, estimated date
    John’s Revelation on Patmos
  26. about AD 96, estimated date
    The Roman Church Writes to Corinth (1 Clement)

The Church under Rome

AD 100–313

  1. about AD 110, traditional date
    Ignatius of Antioch Writes on the Road to Martyrdom
  2. about AD 112, estimated date
    Pliny Asks Trajan How to Treat Christians
  3. AD 132 to AD 135, estimated date
    The Bar Kokhba Revolt and Aelia Capitolina
  4. about AD 144, traditional date
    Marcion Breaks with the Roman Church
  5. about AD 155 to AD 165, estimated date
    Justin Martyr Defends the Faith and Describes Its Worship
  6. c. AD 155–156, estimated date
    The Martyrdom of Polycarp
  7. c. AD 157–172, estimated date
    The New Prophecy of Montanus
  8. AD 177, estimated date
    The Martyrs of Lyon and Vienne
  9. about AD 180, estimated date
    Irenaeus Sets Out the Rule of Faith
  10. c. AD 170–200, estimated date
    The Muratorian List of New Testament Books
  11. about AD 197 to AD 220, estimated date
    Tertullian Writes Christian Theology in Latin
  12. about AD 201, estimated date
    Christianity Takes Root in Edessa
  13. 7 March AD 203, estimated date
    The Martyrdom of Perpetua and Felicity
  14. about AD 203 to AD 254, estimated date
    Origen and the School of Alexandria
  15. AD 250, firm date
    The Decian Persecution
  16. AD 251 to AD 258, firm date
    Cyprian on the Unity of the Church
  17. c. AD 270–285, estimated date
    Antony Withdraws to the Desert
  18. AD 301 (traditional) or c. 314, traditional date
    Armenia Adopts Christianity
  19. AD 303 to AD 311, firm date
    The Great Persecution under Diocletian
  20. 30 April AD 311, firm date
    Galerius Grants Toleration
  21. 28 October AD 312, firm date
    Constantine’s Victory at the Milvian Bridge

Councils and the Christian Empire

AD 313–600

  1. AD 313, firm date
    The Edict of Milan
  2. AD 314, firm date
    The Donatist Schism and the Council of Arles
  3. about AD 320, estimated date
    Pachomius Founds Communal Monasticism
  4. May AD 325, firm date
    The First Council of Nicaea
  5. c. AD 326–337, estimated date
    The Conversion of Georgia
  6. 11 May AD 330, firm date
    Constantine Dedicates Constantinople
  7. c. AD 330–356, estimated date
    King Ezana of Aksum Becomes Christian
  8. AD 335, firm date
    The Church of the Holy Sepulchre Is Dedicated
  9. about AD 341, estimated date
    Ulfilas Translates the Bible for the Goths
  10. AD 359 to AD 360, firm date
    The Councils of Rimini and Seleucia
  11. AD 361 to AD 363, firm date
    Julian Tries to Restore the Old Religion
  12. AD 367, firm date
    Athanasius Lists the Twenty-seven Books of the New Testament
  13. about AD 370 to AD 381, estimated date
    The Cappadocians and the Doctrine of the Trinity
  14. 27 February AD 380, firm date
    The Edict of Thessalonica
  15. May AD 381, firm date
    The First Council of Constantinople
  16. c. 382–405, estimated date
    Jerome Translates the Latin Vulgate
  17. AD 386, firm date
    The Conversion of Augustine
  18. AD 390, estimated date
    Ambrose Calls an Emperor to Penance
  19. AD 393 to AD 397, firm date
    African Councils List the Books of Scripture
  20. AD 398 to AD 407, firm date
    John Chrysostom, Preacher and Exile
  21. 1 February AD 410, firm date
    The Church of the East Organises at Seleucia-Ctesiphon
  22. August AD 410, firm date
    The Sack of Rome and Augustine’s City of God
  23. AD 411 to AD 418, estimated date
    Augustine and Pelagius Dispute over Grace
  24. June AD 431, firm date
    The Council of Ephesus
  25. c. AD 432–461 or 493 (traditional), traditional date
    Patrick’s Mission to Ireland
  26. August AD 449, firm date
    The Second Council of Ephesus
  27. October AD 451, firm date
    The Council of Chalcedon
  28. AD 476, firm date
    The End of the Western Roman Empire
  29. AD 482 to AD 519, firm date
    The Henotikon and the Acacian Schism
  30. c. AD 496–508, estimated date
    The Baptism of Clovis
  31. AD 523 (or 518), estimated date
    The Martyrs of Najran
  32. c. AD 530–550, estimated date
    Benedict Writes His Rule
  33. 27 December AD 537, firm date
    Justinian Builds Hagia Sophia
  34. about AD 542 to AD 578, estimated date
    Jacob Baradaeus and the Syriac Orthodox Church
  35. about AD 543 to AD 580, estimated date
    The Conversion of the Nubian Kingdoms
  36. AD 553, firm date
    The Second Council of Constantinople
  37. AD 563, estimated date
    Columba Founds Iona
  38. 8 May AD 589, firm date
    The Visigoths Turn Catholic at Toledo
  39. AD 590 to AD 604, firm date
    Gregory the Great and the Mission to the English

The Early Middle Ages

AD 600–1054

  1. AD 635, estimated date
    The Church of the East Reaches China
  2. AD 637/638, estimated date
    Jerusalem Surrenders to the Caliph Umar
  3. AD 664, firm date
    The Synod of Whitby
  4. AD 680 to AD 681, firm date
    The Third Council of Constantinople
  5. AD 719–754, estimated date
    Boniface, Apostle to the Germans
  6. AD 726–730, estimated date
    The Iconoclast Controversy Begins
  7. AD 731, firm date
    Bede Completes His Ecclesiastical History
  8. AD 754 to AD 756, firm date
    The Donation of Pepin and the Papal States
  9. AD 787, firm date
    The Second Council of Nicaea Restores Icons
  10. AD 789, firm date
    Charlemagne’s Reform of Church and Learning
  11. 25 December AD 800, firm date
    Charlemagne Is Crowned Emperor
  12. AD 829 to AD 831, estimated date
    Ansgar’s Mission to Scandinavia
  13. 11 March AD 843, estimated date
    The Triumph of Orthodoxy
  14. AD 863 to AD 885, estimated date
    Cyril and Methodius among the Slavs
  15. AD 863 to AD 867, estimated date
    The Photian Schism
  16. AD 864–866, estimated date
    The Baptism of Boris and the Conversion of Bulgaria
  17. November AD 879 – March 880, firm date
    The Council of Constantinople Restores Photius
  18. 11 September AD 910, estimated date
    The Founding of Cluny
  19. February AD 962, firm date
    Otto I Is Crowned Emperor
  20. AD 963 to AD 972, estimated date
    The Great Lavra and the Monastic Republic of Athos
  21. AD 966, estimated date
    The Baptism of Mieszko I of Poland
  22. AD 988/989, estimated date
    The Baptism of Rus’
  23. AD 999/1000, estimated date
    Iceland Adopts Christianity by Law
  24. AD 1000 or 1001, estimated date
    Stephen I and the Christian Kingdom of Hungary
  25. 16 July 1054, firm date
    The Schism of 1054

The High and Late Middle Ages

1054–1500

  1. 1075 to 1077, firm date
    The Investiture Controversy and Canossa
  2. about 1078 to 1098, estimated date
    Anselm: Faith Seeking Understanding
  3. 1095 to 1099, firm date
    The First Crusade
  4. 1098 to 1115, estimated date
    The Cistercians and Bernard of Clairvaux
  5. 23 September 1122, firm date
    The Concordat of Worms
  6. about 1150 to 1215, estimated date
    The Schools Become Universities
  7. 29 December 1170, firm date
    The Murder of Thomas Becket
  8. about 1173, estimated date
    Waldo and the Poor of Lyon
  9. March 1179, firm date
    The Third Lateran Council
  10. about 1200, traditional date
    The Rock-Hewn Churches of Lalibela
  11. April 1204, firm date
    The Fourth Crusade Sacks Constantinople
  12. about 1209, estimated date
    Francis of Assisi and the Friars Minor
  13. 1209 to 1229, firm date
    The Albigensian Crusade
  14. November 1215, firm date
    The Fourth Lateran Council
  15. 22 December 1216, firm date
    Dominic Founds the Order of Preachers
  16. 1231, firm date
    The Papal Inquisition Is Established
  17. 1245 to 1307, firm date
    Franciscan Envoys to the Mongols and the Church of Khanbaliq
  18. about 1265 to 1273, estimated date
    Thomas Aquinas Writes the Summa Theologiae
  19. May 1274, firm date
    The Second Council of Lyon
  20. 1287 to 1288, firm date
    Rabban Sauma, a Monk from Beijing, Visits Rome and Paris
  21. 18 November 1302, firm date
    Boniface VIII Issues Unam Sanctam
  22. 1309 to 1377, estimated date
    The Popes at Avignon
  23. c. 1337–1345, estimated date
    Sergius of Radonezh and the Trinity Monastery
  24. 1341 to 1351, firm date
    Gregory Palamas and the Hesychast Councils
  25. 1347 to 1351, estimated date
    The Black Death
  26. 1378 to 1417, firm date
    The Great Western Schism
  27. about 1382, estimated date
    Wycliffe and the First English Bible
  28. 1384 to 1441, firm date
    The Devotio Moderna and the Imitation of Christ
  29. 1414 to 1418, firm date
    The Council of Constance and the Burning of Jan Hus
  30. 1419 to 1436, firm date
    The Hussites and the Compacts of Basel
  31. 30 May 1431, firm date
    The Trial of Joan of Arc
  32. 6 July 1439, firm date
    The Council of Florence Proclaims Reunion
  33. 29 May 1453, firm date
    The Fall of Constantinople
  34. c. 1454–1455, estimated date
    Gutenberg Prints the Bible
  35. 1478 to 1492, firm date
    The Spanish Inquisition and the Expulsion of the Jews
  36. 3 May 1491, firm date
    The King of Kongo Is Baptised
  37. 1493, firm date
    Christianity Crosses the Atlantic

The Reformation

1500–1650

  1. 1516, firm date
    Erasmus Publishes the Greek New Testament
  2. 31 October 1517, firm date
    Luther’s Ninety-five Theses
  3. 1520 to 1521, firm date
    Luther Is Excommunicated and Outlawed at Worms
  4. 1522 to 1534, firm date
    Luther Translates the Bible into German
  5. 29 January 1523, firm date
    Zwingli and the Reformation in Zurich
  6. 1524 to 1525, firm date
    The German Peasants’ War
  7. 21 January 1525, firm date
    The First Anabaptists
  8. 1526, firm date
    Tyndale’s English New Testament
  9. 19 April 1529, firm date
    The Protestation at Speyer
  10. 1 October 1529, firm date
    Luther and Zwingli Meet at Marburg
  11. 25 June 1530, firm date
    The Augsburg Confession
  12. 1531, traditional date
    Our Lady of Guadalupe
  13. 1534, firm date
    England Breaks with Rome
  14. 1536 to 1541, firm date
    Calvin’s Institutes and the Reform of Geneva
  15. 2 June 1537, firm date
    Rome Declares the Peoples of the Americas Free
  16. 27 September 1540, firm date
    The Society of Jesus Is Founded
  17. 1542 to 1552, firm date
    Francis Xavier in India and Japan
  18. 1545 to 1563, firm date
    The Council of Trent
  19. 1549 to 1552, firm date
    The Book of Common Prayer
  20. 25 September 1555, firm date
    The Peace of Augsburg
  21. 1555 to 1558, firm date
    The Burning of Protestants under Mary I
  22. 1559, firm date
    The Elizabethan Settlement
  23. August 1560, firm date
    The Scottish Reformation
  24. 24 August 1562, firm date
    Teresa of Ávila Reforms Carmel
  25. 19 January 1563, firm date
    The Heidelberg Catechism
  26. 25 February 1570, firm date
    Regnans in Excelsis and the Execution of Catholic Priests under Elizabeth I
  27. 24 August 1572, firm date
    The St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
  28. 25 June 1580, firm date
    The Book of Concord
  29. 26 January 1589, firm date
    Moscow Becomes a Patriarchate
  30. October 1596, firm date
    The Union of Brest
  31. 1597 to 1614, firm date
    The Martyrs of Nagasaki and the Ban on Christianity in Japan
  32. April 1598, firm date
    The Edict of Nantes
  33. 1599 to 1653, firm date
    The Synod of Diamper and the Coonan Cross Oath
  34. 24 January 1601, firm date
    Matteo Ricci at the Court of Beijing
  35. 1609, estimated date
    The First Baptist Congregations
  36. 1611, firm date
    The King James Bible
  37. 1618 to 1648, firm date
    The Thirty Years’ War and the Peace of Westphalia
  38. 1618 to 1619, firm date
    The Synod of Dort
  39. 1620, firm date
    The Pilgrims Land at Plymouth
  40. 1622 to 1632, firm date
    Susenyos, the Jesuits and the Ethiopian Church
  41. 22 June 1633, firm date
    The Trial of Galileo
  42. 1643 to 1649, firm date
    The Westminster Confession

Enlightenment, Awakenings and Missions

1650–1900

  1. 1652, firm date
    George Fox and the Quakers
  2. 1652 to 1667, firm date
    Nikon’s Reforms and the Old Believer Schism
  3. 1653 to 1713, firm date
    Jansenism and the Bull Unigenitus
  4. 16 March 1672, firm date
    The Synod of Jerusalem and the Confession of Dositheus
  5. 1675, firm date
    Spener’s Pia Desideria and the Rise of Pietism
  6. October 1685, firm date
    Louis XIV Revokes the Edict of Nantes
  7. 24 May 1689, firm date
    The Toleration Act and Locke’s Letter
  8. 1704 to 1742, firm date
    The Chinese Rites Controversy
  9. 9 July 1706, firm date
    The Tranquebar Mission
  10. 25 January 1721 (Old Style), firm date
    Peter the Great Replaces the Patriarch with the Holy Synod
  11. 13 August 1727, firm date
    The Moravians at Herrnhut
  12. 1734 to 1743, firm date
    The Great Awakening
  13. 24 May 1738, firm date
    John Wesley and the Rise of Methodism
  14. 21 July 1773, firm date
    The Suppression of the Jesuits
  15. 1782, firm date
    The Philokalia Is Published
  16. 1784, firm date
    Korean Scholars Found a Church
  17. 1786 to 1791, firm date
    Religious Freedom in the United States
  18. 1787 to 1816, estimated date
    Richard Allen and the African Methodist Episcopal Church
  19. 1790 to 1801, firm date
    The French Revolution and the Church
  20. 2 October 1792, firm date
    William Carey and the Modern Missionary Movement
  21. 24 September 1794, firm date
    Orthodox Monks Reach Alaska
  22. 1799, firm date
    Schleiermacher and Modern Theology
  23. August 1801, firm date
    The Second Great Awakening
  24. 7 March 1804, firm date
    The British and Foreign Bible Society
  25. 25 March 1807, firm date
    Christians and the Abolition of the Slave Trade
  26. 6 April 1830, firm date
    Joseph Smith and the Latter-day Saints
  27. 14 July 1833, firm date
    The Oxford Movement
  28. 1844 to 1859, firm date
    Tischendorf and the Codex Sinaiticus
  29. 22 October 1844, firm date
    The Millerites and the Great Disappointment
  30. 1851 to 1864, firm date
    The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
  31. 8 December 1854, firm date
    The Dogma of the Immaculate Conception
  32. 29 June 1864, firm date
    Samuel Ajayi Crowther, the First African Anglican Bishop
  33. 25 June 1865, firm date
    Hudson Taylor and the China Inland Mission
  34. 17 March 1865, firm date
    The Hidden Christians of Japan Come Forward
  35. July 1865, firm date
    William and Catherine Booth Found the Salvation Army
  36. 1869 to 1870, firm date
    The First Vatican Council
  37. 1885 to 1886, firm date
    The Martyrs of Uganda
  38. July 1888, firm date
    The Lambeth Quadrilateral
  39. 15 May 1891, firm date
    Rerum Novarum and Christian Social Teaching

Modern and Global Christianity

1900 to the present

  1. 9 April 1906, firm date
    The Azusa Street Revival
  2. 14 January 1907, firm date
    The Pyongyang Revival
  3. 14–23 June 1910, firm date
    The World Missionary Conference at Edinburgh
  4. 1910 to 1925, firm date
    The Fundamentals and the Modernist Controversy
  5. 1915 to 1916, firm date
    The Destruction of the Armenian and Assyrian Christians
  6. 1917 to 1918, firm date
    The Russian Church under the Bolsheviks
  7. 1921, firm date
    Simon Kimbangu and the Kimbanguist Church
  8. 11 February 1929, firm date
    The Lateran Treaty Creates Vatican City
  9. 31 May 1934, firm date
    The Barmen Declaration
  10. 14 March 1937, firm date
    Mit brennender Sorge: Pius XI on the Church in the German Reich
  11. 25 January 1944, firm date
    The First Woman Is Ordained an Anglican Priest
  12. 9 April 1945, firm date
    The Execution of Dietrich Bonhoeffer
  13. about December 1945, estimated date
    The Nag Hammadi Library Is Found
  14. 1947, estimated date
    The Dead Sea Scrolls Are Discovered
  15. 27 September 1947, firm date
    The Church of South India Unites Four Traditions
  16. 23 August 1948, firm date
    The World Council of Churches Is Founded
  17. 25 September 1949, firm date
    Billy Graham and Postwar Evangelicalism
  18. 1950 to 1954, firm date
    The Chinese Church under the People’s Republic
  19. 1 November 1950, firm date
    The Dogma of the Assumption of Mary
  20. 1960 to 1967, firm date
    The Charismatic Renewal
  21. 1962 to 1965, firm date
    The Second Vatican Council
  22. 16 April 1963, firm date
    The Churches and the Civil Rights Movement
  23. 7 December 1965, firm date
    Rome and Constantinople Lift the Anathemas of 1054
  24. 24 August 1968, firm date
    Medellín and Liberation Theology
  25. 25 July 1968, firm date
    Humanae Vitae
  26. 1973 to 1994, firm date
    Ancient Christological Divisions Are Addressed
  27. 16–25 July 1974, firm date
    The Lausanne Congress on World Evangelization
  28. 1978 to 1979, firm date
    John Paul II and the Churches under Communism
  29. 24 March 1980, firm date
    The Assassination of Óscar Romero
  30. 1982 to 1986, firm date
    The Churches and Apartheid
  31. 9 October 1989, firm date
    Churches and the Fall of Communism
  32. 11 October 1992, firm date
    The Catechism of the Catholic Church
  33. 31 October 1999, firm date
    Lutherans and Catholics Agree on Justification
  34. 6 January 2002, firm date
    The Clergy Sexual Abuse Crisis
  35. 11 February 2013, firm date
    Benedict XVI Resigns and Francis Is Elected
  36. 15 February 2015, firm date
    The Twenty-One Martyrs of Libya
  37. June 2016, firm date
    The Holy and Great Council of the Orthodox Church
  38. 31 October 2016, firm date
    Catholics and Lutherans Mark 500 Years of the Reformation Together
  39. 6 January 2019, firm date
    Constantinople Grants Autocephaly to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine
  40. 8 May 2025, firm date
    Leo XIV, the First Pope from the United States
  41. 28 November 2025, firm date
    The Churches Mark 1,700 Years since Nicaea

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