7th June: Today in Christian History

 

June 7 - Today in Christian History - The New Man Movement

 

7th June, 1099

On this day in Christian History, First Crusade Reaches Jerusalem. Crusaders arrived at the walls of Jerusalem, initiating the siege that would lead to the city's capture.

7th June, 1494

On this day in Christian History, the Treaty of Tordesillas was officially signed by Spain and Portugal, dividing the newly discovered lands outside Europe between them, significantly impacting Christian missionary activities in the New World.

7th June, 1502

On this day in Christian History, Ugo Buoncompagni (Pope Gregory XIII) was born in Bologna. He later became Pope Gregory XIII, known for commissioning the Gregorian calendar and supporting the Counter-Reformation.

7th June, 1520

On this day in Christian History, a grand meeting began between King Henry VIII of England and King Francis I of France near Calais, aiming to strengthen the bond between the two Christian nations.

7th June, 1753

On this day in Christian History, Foreign Protestants established the town of Lunenburg in Nova Scotia, Canada, contributing to the spread of Protestant Christianity in the region.

7th June, 1891

On this day in Christian History, Charles H. Spurgeon's, the renowned English Baptist preacher delivered his last sermon at London's Metropolitan Tabernacle.

7th June, 2008

On this day in Christian History, Nigerian gospel singer Ada Ehi married Ehi Moses, marking a significant personal event in contemporary Christian music circles.

7th June, 2022

On this day in Christian History, USCIRF Delegation Visits The Glory Dome. A delegation from the U.S. Commission for International Religious Freedom visited The Glory Dome in Abuja, Nigeria, to tour the facilities and observe the work of the church. 



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