Tag Archives: biography.com

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Posted on January 15, 2024 by Bryan Hodge

Here are some basic biographic facts. (1) Early life. He was born Michael King Jr. on January 15, 1929, in Atlanta, Georgia. His parents were Michael King Sr. and Alberta Williams King. He grew up attending the Ebenezer Baptist … Continue reading →

Posted in History, holiday, Race | Tagged 1929, 1955, 1956, 1963, 1968, 1970s, 1983, 1986, 2000, Acts 10:34-35, alberta williams king, april 4 1968, assasination, atlanta george, august 28 1963, baptist church, biography, biography.com, boston massachusetts, boston university, civil rights, content of character not color of skin, crozer theological seminary, dexter ave. baptist church, ebenezer baptist church, FBI, federal holiday, freedom of information act, germany, holiday, I have a dream speech, janurary 30 1956, lincoln memorial, lorrain motel, martin luther king jr, martin luther king jr. day, martin luther king sr, matin luther, memphis tennessee, michael king, michael king sr, mlk memorial, montgomery alabama, montgomery bus boycott, morehouse college, nobel peace prize, nonviolent protest, Ronald Reagan, sclc, southern christian leadership conference, upland pennsylvania, washington d.c. | 1 Comment

Denominations: Anglican and Episcopal Churches (part 1)

Posted on May 14, 2021 by Bryan Hodge

The Anglican Church numbers about 85 million (Countries With the Largest Anglican Populations, worldatlas.com). The top five countries, by number, are: (1) Nigeria; (2) United Kingdom; (3) Uganda; (4) Sudan; (5) Australia. The United States is seventh, counting the Episcopal … Continue reading →

Posted in denominations, History, Stats | Tagged 1501, 1502, 1504, 1509, 1525, 1526, 1527, 1531, 1533, 1539, 1547-1603, 1553-1558, 1558-1603, 1693, 2050, act of supremacy1534, act of supremancy 1559, america, anglican church, anne boleyn, annulment, archebishop of canterbury, arthur tudor, assertio septem sacramentorum, australia, barton gingerich, biography.com, bl.uk, bloody mary, book defense of seven sacraments, book the eternal kingdom, book the reformation, book the story of church, break with rome, british library, catherine aragon, catholic without the pope, charles jacobs, christianity.com, church history, close monasteries, cranmer, crystal ponti, defender of the faith, denominations, dissolution of monasteries, dwight zscheile, ecusa, edward vi, egan millard, elizabeth tudor, emperor charles v, enclyclopedia britannica, encyclopedia britannica, episcaopalnewsservice, episcopal church, episcopalcafe, f.w. mattox, FD, ferdinand and isabella, ferdinand II of aragon, FID DEF, fidei defensor, gordon conwell, henry vii, henry viii, henry viii and reformation, history, history.com, hrp.org.uk, isabella I of castile, jane seymour, katherine of aragon, kimbolton castle, king of england, king supreme head of church of enland, latimer, Leviticus 18:16, Leviticus 20:21, martin luther, mary tudor, middle ground, new york, nigeria, numbers, owen chadwick, pecusa, petition for annulment, pope clement viii, pope jullius ii, pope leo x, prince of wales, protestants, rapid decline, reformers, revelutionary war, ridley, roman catholic church, ryan reeves, sarah bryson, seven sacraments, spain, stats, sudan, susan doran, the church of england, thomas cranmer, top countries, tudorsociety, uganda, united kingdom, united states, what I need to know about the anglican church?, who were the six wives of henry viii, william and mary | Leave a comment

Denominations: Lutheran Church (Part 1)

Posted on April 16, 2021 by Bryan Hodge

The Lutheran World Federation reports that there were more than 77 million Lutherans in the world, and 3.6 million in North America in 2019 (lutheranworld.org). However, it should be kept in mind that the Lutheran church is greatly divided. … Continue reading →

Posted in denominations, Doctrine, History | Tagged 1483, 15 facts about martin luther, 1508, 1510, 1511, 1517, 1518, 1519, 1520, 1521, 1526, 1529, 1546, 1547, 1552, 1555, 95 theses, andreas kalstadt, archbishop theodore of canterbury, archduke ferinand of austria, ausburg, barbarians, biography.com, book history of the Christian church, book the eternal kingdom, bull excommunication, bull of excommunication, cardinal thomas cajetan, catholic church, christianity.com, church history, conflict in luther, council of trent, crusades, debate, denominations, diet of speier, diet of speyer, diet of worms, disguise, division in lutheran church, edict of worms, ELCA, emperor charles v, enclyclopedia britannica, evangelical lutheran church of america, excess of merit, finland, france, freedom of religion, fw mattox, german bible translation, germany, gordon conwell, greenland, history, holyromanempireassociation, iceland, indulgence seller robbed, indulgence slogan, indulgentia, inspector of monastaries, iowa, johann eck, johann tetzel, junker georg, katherina von bora, kattie von bora, knight george, latvia, LCMS, leipzig, letter of protestation, levity and morals of roman clergy, luther marries, luther monk, luther priest, luther reformer, luther's vow, lutheran church, lutheran church missouri synod, lutheran world federation, lutheranworld, martin luther, michigan, minnesota, monastary erfurt, museeprotestant, muslim, nambia, nebraska, north america, north dakota, norway, nun and monk marry, order of hermit of st augustine, origin protestant name, peace of augsburg, peace terms, philip schaff, pope, pope leo x, priest marries nun, protestant, protestatic, purgatory, roman catholic church, rome, ryan reeves, sale of indulgences, samlkadic wars, schmalkadic league, south dakota, spain, st. anne, st. peter's cathedral, state religion, stats, supererogation, sweden, tetzel, thearda, thunderstorm vow, treasury of merit, trip to rome, turks, ultimatum, university of erfurt, university of ingolstadt, university wittenberg, wartburg, WELS, wisconsin, wisconsin evangelical lutheran synod, wittenberg, works righteousness, worldliness of clergy | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: biography.com

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Denominations: Anglican and Episcopal Churches (part 1)

Denominations: Lutheran Church (Part 1)

Welcome!

Subscribe!

Categories

Recent Posts

You are in good company with