8th July: Today in Christian History

8th July: Today in Christian History - The New Man Movement

 

July 8, 1099

On this day in Christian History, Approximately 15,000 starving Christian soldiers began the siege of Jerusalem by marching in a religious procession around the city, while its Muslim defenders watched from within.

July 7, 1741

On this day in Christian History, one of the most renowned sermons in American history was delivered by Congregational minister Jonathan Edwards, significantly influencing the Great Awakening.

July 8, 1792

On this day in Christian History, Joseph Bates (1792–1872): An American sailor and minister, Bates co-founded the Seventh-day Adventist Church. His advocacy for Sabbath observance on the seventh day was instrumental in shaping the church's doctrines.

8th July, 1839

On this day in Christian History, John D. Rockefeller (1839–1937): An American industrialist and philanthropist, Rockefeller was a devout Baptist. He founded the Standard Oil Company and used his wealth to support various religious and educational causes.

8th July, 1862 

On this day in Christian History, Mission pioneer Arthur Stephen Paynter was born. In 1897, he founded the India Christian Mission in the Kumaon District of North India.

8th July, 1916

On this day in Christian History, the Evangelical Reformed Church of Christ was established in Nasarawa State, Nigeria. This denomination has since grown to encompass approximately 1.5 million members. 






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