June 21, 1821
The formation of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion (AMEZ) Church was officially organized in New York City. This denomination was established by African Americans seeking autonomy in their worship and church governance.
June 21, 1607
English settlers established the first Anglican parish in America at Jamestown, Virginia.
June 21, 1622
Salomon Schweigger, a German theologian known for his travels and writings, passed away.
June 21, 1821
Henry Williams Baker, compiler of "Hymns Ancient and Modern," the unofficial Anglican church hymnal, was born.
June 21, 1963
On this day, Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini Becomes Pope Paul VI. Cardinal Montini was elected as Pope Paul VI, known for completing the Second Vatican Council and addressing the Church's relationship with the modern world.
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