Home›Christianity›All ChristianityBrowse ByAll ChristianityGroups the spreadevent entries documenting Christianity's historical diffusion, from its first century origin in Roman Judea outward through Pauline missionary journeys across Asia Minor and Greece, its survival of imperial persecution and eventual establishment within the Roman Empire, its separate eastward reach through the Church of the East into Sasanian Persia and Tang China, its reach into Aksum, and in later centuries its expansion through European colonial and missionary activity into the Americas, Africa and Asia. Belongs here: any event marking Christianity's geographic, demographic or institutional expansion into a new region, culture or ruling house. Does not belong here: doctrinal councils and creed-formation events with no geographic-spread component; the spread events of any other tradition, each grouped under its own heading.FactsAll ChristianitySourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonCultural OriginWell-attestedSourced to the subject's own accountChristian 1All ChristianityFilter Results40 entriesFounded ByAllYi Seung-hun (1)Spread StatusAllArrived (11)Dominant (5)Established (14)Extinct (1)Revived (3)Suppressed (6)EraAll30 (1)40 (1)46 (1)200 (2)250 (1)301 (1)313 (1)330 (1)380 (1)431 (1)597 (1)635 (1)841 (1)863 (1)965 (1)988 (1)1380 (1)1491 (1)1492 (1)1509 (1)1549 (2)1587 (1)1608 (1)1620 (1)1784 (1)1791 (1)1794 (1)1830 (1)1865 (1)1877 (1)1906 (1)1910 (1)1917 (1)1960 (1)1962 (1)1967 (1)1979 (1)1991 (1)CountryAllAlbania (1)Angola (2)Armenia (1)Brazil (2)Canada (1)China (3)Czech Republic (1)Ethiopia (1)Greece (1)Ireland (1)Israel (1)Italy (3)Japan (3)Mexico (1)Russia (2)Turkey (2)Ukraine (1)United States (4)Vatican City (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 40Afonso I Establishes Christianity In KongoChristianityAlbania Bans All Religion Under Enver HoxhaChristianityArmenia, The First State To Adopt ChristianityChristianityCatholic Missions Establish New FranceChristianityChristianity Arrives in Roman JudeaChristianityChristianity Established In RomeChristianityChristianity Reaches AksumChristianityChristianity Reaches ScandinaviaChristianityChristianity Revives In Post-Soviet RussiaChristianityEdessa And Osrhoene, An Early Christian KingdomChristianityFrancis Xavier's Mission to JapanChristianityIberia to the AmericasChristianityJoseph Smith Founds The Latter Day Saint MovementChristianityPatrick's Mission to IrelandChristianityPauline Missions Through Asia Minor and GreeceChristianityPentecostalism Grows Across Latin AmericaChristianityPersecution Suppresses Catholicism in Choson KoreaChristianityPortugal's Missionaries Baptize The King Of KongoChristianityProtestant Christianity Revives In ChinaChristianitySoviet Persecution Suppresses the Russian Orthodox ChurchChristianityThe Azusa Street Revival and the Rise of Global PentecostalismChristianityThe Baptism of Vladimir and the RusChristianityThe Church Missionary Society Arrives in BugandaChristianityThe Church of the East in Sasanian PersiaChristianityThe Church of the East Reaches Tang ChinaChristianityThe Cyrillo Methodian Mission to Great MoraviaChristianityThe Decian and Diocletianic Persecutions Suppress Christianity in the Roman EmpireChristianityThe Edict of MilanChristianityThe Edict of ThessalonicaChristianityThe Global South Shift in Christianity's Center of GravityChristianityThe Gregorian Mission To KentChristianityThe Huichang Suppression Of Christianity In Tang ChinaChristianityThe Jesuits Arrive In BrazilChristianityThe Kakure Kirishitan Re-EmergenceChristianityThe Lay Founded Catholic Church In KoreaChristianityThe Pilgrims And Puritans Establish Christianity In New EnglandChristianityThe Russian Orthodox Mission Reaches AlaskaChristianityThe Second Vatican Council Reshapes Global CatholicismChristianityThe Tokugawa Suppression of Christianity in JapanChristianityTimur's Campaigns Nearly Extinguish the Church of the EastChristianitySources1. Wikipedia, Christianity (source)tier 3Wikipedia contributors, WikipediaWikipedia Christianity, lead section, origin statementQuote, Wikipedia Christianity, lead section, origin statementChristianity is an Abrahamic monotheistic religion based on the Bible and the teachings of Jesus.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.