14th August: Today in Christian History

14th August: Today in Christian History - The New Man Movement


14th August, 1857 

On this day, Christianity was introduced to Igboland by the Church Missionary Society, marking a significant expansion of Christian missionary work in southeastern Nigeria.

14th August, 1924 

On this day, the Evangelical Union of Southern Nigeria was established to foster unity among Protestant churches, eventually leading to the formation of the Christian Council of Nigeria in 1929.

14th August, 1976 

Following a meeting with the Federal Military Government, Nigerian Christian leaders established the Christian Association of Nigeria to serve as a unifying body for Christians across denominations.

14th August, 2020 

On this day in Christian History, the Living Faith Church, also known as Winners' Chapel, planted 240 new churches across Nigeria in a single day, demonstrating rapid growth and evangelistic zeal.

14th August, 2021 

On this day, Pastor William Kumuyi held a Global Crusade in Enugu, Nigeria, attracting participants from across the country and beyond, featuring international gospel artist Don Moen.

14th August, 2024 

  • The Pentecostal Church of Bethlehem in Pennsylvania hosted a back-to-school event on this day, providing resources and support to students and families preparing for the new academic year.
  • On this date, Bishop Francis Wale Oke, President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, received a Meritorious Award of Excellence from Bishop Isaac Idahosa in recognition of his contributions to Christian ministry.



 





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