Evangelicalism, Pentecostalism, and Neo-Orthodoxy
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Updated: 5 Nov 2018
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Created byNate Ryan
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YMCA Founded
June 6, 1844Moody becomes president of Chicago YMCA
1866A Record of Christian Work published
1899The term "Fundamentalist" is first coined
1920Margaret MacDonald receives vision of rapture in Scotland
1830Moody Bible Institute founded
January 22, 1886Plymouth Brethren form
1832Cyrus I. Scofield publishes the Scofield Reference Bible
1909Dallas Theological Seminary founded
1924Bethel Bible School founded in Topeka, Kansas
1900Azusa Street Revival in Los Angeles, CA begins
April 9, 1906Barth's Barmen Declaration published
1934The Women's Christian Temperance Movement founded
1873The "Scramble for Africa" begins
1884Student Volunteer Movement for foreign missions begins
1886Rauschenbusch's Theology for the Social Gospel published
1917Mangena Maake Mokine forms the Ethiopian Church
1892The interdenominational Africa Inland Mission founded
1895The Nonchurch Movement in Japan begins
1901The African Inland Church is founded
1901Pentecostal revivals spark in Wales, Korea, and China
1904Nazareth Baptist Church in South Africa founded
1910The Aladura ("praying people") movement begins in Nigeria
1918Dorothy Day founds the Catholic Workers Movement
1927Stock Market Crashes and the Great Depression begins
1929The Salvation Army founded
1865Periods
Dwight L. Moody
1837-1899Reuben A. Torrey
1856-1928The Fundamentals Published
1910-1915John Nelson Darby
1800-1882American Civil War
1861-1865Charles Parham
1873-1929William J. Seymour
1870-1922A.J. Gordon
1836-1895Karl Barth
1886-1968World War I
1914-1918Rudolf Bultmann
1884-1976Emil Brunner
1889-1966Barth's Church Dogmatics Published
1932-1967Severe famine strikes India and Christian missionary efforts accelerates
1876-1978Walter Rauschenbusch
1861-1918William Booth
1829-1912
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