The Meeting that Changed the World: The Council of Jerusalem AD 49 stocked self-sacrifice

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Previously he has lead parishes in North and South Yorkshire

she chaired the Diocese of Salisbury’s working party on the ministry of deacons

Though separated from us by thirteen centuries

The Meeting that Changed the World: The Council of Jerusalem AD 49 stocked self-sacrificeThe Council of Jerusalem described in the Acts of the Apostles committed Christianity to offering to gospel to all of humanity. The decisions taken in 49 AD, after some fifteen years of fierce debate and division, enabled Christianity to become a worldwide religion open to all cultures and its membership open to all nations. Biblical Theologian and Roman Catholic Michael Knowles discusses how the commitment to universalism made by the Council remains