20th July, 1896
On this day in Christian History, Bernard Mizeki, an African catechist and missionary, was martyred in 1896 in Zimbabwe for his evangelistic efforts among the Shona people. His legacy continues to influence Christian missions in the region.
20th July, 1957
On this day in Christian History, Evangelist Billy Graham held a massive gathering at Yankee Stadium on this date, drawing over 100,000 attendees. Vice President Richard Nixon addressed the crowd, emphasizing the nation's faith in God. Graham's sermon highlighted challenges like communism, the hydrogen bomb, racism, and moral decline, advocating for hope through Jesus Christ.
20th July, 1973
On this day in Christian History, Rev. Laurie Whetstone-Idahosa was born. She is a Nigerian-American pastor, author, motivational speaker, and mentor. She was born in Wilmington, Delaware. Rev. Laurie is married to Bishop F.E. Benson Idahosa, the son of the late Archbishop Benson Idahosa, and they serve together in ministry at the Church of God Mission International in Nigeria.
20th July, 2002
On this day in Christian History, the Apostolic Faith Church in Iseyin, Oyo District, Nigeria, began holding regular services, expanding the church's presence in the region.
20th July, 2003
On this day in Christian History, the foundation for the main tabernacle at Ikot Ibritam in the Ikot Enwang Region of Nigeria was laid, marking a significant development for the Apostolic Faith Church in the region.
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