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ChristianTimelines.com &
StudyChurchHistory.com
Resources for Studying Church History
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| StudyChurchHistory.com | Summaries of Church History | Reformation Timeline | African-American Church Timeline | Relics available in 16th Century | Seminars | Contact |
Study Church History: Church History Instruction Online: A detailed overview of Church History. This site is not merely a chronology or timeline, but instruction on how Christianity developed. The site is complete through the Second Century, but additions are added frequently. The Third Century is scheduled to be added by Dec 2008. Click here to go to studychurchhistory.com.
Summaries of Christian events, ideas, people, and movements: This page lists over 120 descriptions and summaries of events throughout the history of Christianity. They are arranged chronologically. New summaries are added periodically. Examples include:
Why do
Christians use a fish symbol?
Why
does the date of Easter keep moving?
Click
here for answers to these and other
questions about Christianity which you never thought to ask.
African-American Church Timeline: In this chronology, the history of the development of African-American Christianity is traced. The goal of this timeline is to show how African Americans developed churches, theologies, denominations, and institutions since the introduction of the first African slaves to the present. Click here.
Reformation Timeline: In this chronology the actions of the major characters of the Reformation are traced side-by-side. Find out what Erasmus, Luther, Zwingli, Calvin, Henry VIII, and others were doing while each was working out his own form of reformation. Click here.
Relics of the Middle Ages: This site contains a partial list of relics available during the Middle Ages. (Inclusion of this list does not suggest belief on the part of the website owner, merely that as a part of Church History, and especially in the Middle Ages, they played a significant role.) Click here.
Seminars for your church: Mark offers three seminars for your church: Church History, World Religions, and Old Testament/New Testament. Click here for more details.