1517
In this year, Martin Luther posted his famous 95 theses
What is 1517
Baptist history can be traced back to this century
This man is known as the Father of Methodism
Who is John Wesley?
This notorious king formed the Anglican church when he wanted a divorce.
Who is Henry VIII?
The Catholic church claims to have its earliest roots connected to this person
Jesus
Name the country where Luther posted his 95 complaints
What is Germany
These two Englishmen started the Baptist church in Amsterdam, Holland in 1607
Who are John Smyth & Thomas Helwys?
In this century, the Methodist church was formed
What is the 18th century?
What is the Church of England?
In 313 the Edict of Milan put in place by Emperor ______ tied the Christian church with the Roman Empire
What is FBC Providence, Rhode Island?
In 1735, John Wesley was invited to be a missionary in this US colony at the request of James Oglethorpe
What is Georgia?
This US denomination is part of the Anglican Church and was formally named after the American Revolution
What is the Episcopal Church?
the word catholic means
What is "universal"
This rule banned the writings of Martin Luther and declared him a heretic
What is the Edict of Worms
The Southern Baptists split from the Northern Baptists in 1845 creating what is known as the Southern Baptist Convention. These Baptists split apart over this issue.
What is slavery?
This Methodist revival known as the Great Awakening was led by John Wesley and what other famous Methodist preacher.
Who is George Whitefield?
The Book of Common Prayer written in 1549 is a guide for Anglican practice. This man wrote it.
Who is Thomas Cranmer?
The first big schism in the Catholic church happened in 325 during the council of ________. The issue at hand was the divinity of Jesus.
What is Council of Nicea?
Buddy Shurden wrote a book on Baptist history known as The Four Fragile Freedoms. Name the 4 freedoms.
The United Methodist Church ordained its first female clergy in this year.
What is 1956?
This Queen persecuted, executed and placed major restrictions on Catholics after the protestant reformation in England.
Who is Queen Elizabeth I?