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This Day in Religious History: On December 18, 1917, the newly
This Day in Religious History: On December 18, 1917, the newly communist regime of Russia completed the first of its many crusades against the church,...

This Day in Religious History: On December 2, 1831, Francis
This Day in Religious History: On December 2, 1831, Francis Peloubet, one of the earliest pioneers of a concept that would become known as Sunday scho...

This Day in Religious History: On October 21, 1550, Protestant
This Day in Religious History: On October 21, 1550, Protestant reformer and German exile, Martin Bucer handed in his book The Kingdom of Christ to Joh...

This Day in Religious History: On October 18, 1595, religious
This Day in Religious History: On October 18, 1595, religious separatist and future governor of Plymouth Colony, Edward Winslow was born in Droitwich,...

This Day in Religious History: On October 16, 1553 during the
This Day in Religious History: On October 16, 1553 during the reign of the English Queen known as “Bloody Mary,” two Bishops of the Church of Engl...

This Day in Religious History: On January 23, 1656, one of
This Day in Religious History: On January 23, 1656, one of Christianity’s best known religious satires, The Provincial Letters, was published in Par...

This Day in Religious History: On October 15, 1906, Samuel
This Day in Religious History: On October 15, 1906, Samuel Schereschewsky, Bishop of Shanghai, China and translator of scripture, died in Tokyo, Japan...

This Day in Religious History: On November 16, 1632 the Battle of
This Day in Religious History: On November 16, 1632 the Battle of Lutzen was fought during the Thirty Years War, the last and most devastating of Euro...

This Day in Religious History: On November 8, 1836, Mary Lyon
This Day in Religious History: On November 8, 1836, Mary Lyon opened Mount Holyoke Female Seminary in South Hadley, Massachusetts, today the oldest fe...