21st July: Today in Christian History

21st July: Today in Christian History - The New Man Movement


July 21, 1827 

Johann Jaenicke, pastor of Bethlehem Church in Berlin, passed away. He had founded a mission seminary that sent out 81 foreign missionaries, significantly contributing to global missionary work.

21st July, 1833

Melville Cox, the first Methodist missionary to Liberia, died from malaria shortly after his arrival. He is remembered for his dedication to missionary work in Africa.

21st July, 2016

  • On this day in Christian History, the Christian Association of Nigeria organized a national prayer event at the National Stadium in Abuja, attended by prominent Christian leaders and then-Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, focusing on unity and peace in the nation.
  • On this day, Rev. Steven R. Bailey, a United Methodist pastor, delivered the invocation at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, emphasizing the role of faith in public events.

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