Ten Influential Irish Evangelical Christians: Part 2

This is a follow-on from Part 1 of this series. You should see this as a little like a child’s school project πŸ˜€. If you really want to know about all these people, use Google and find better resources, or click the links that I’ve added under each name. I just enjoyed doing a little … Continue reading Ten Influential Irish Evangelical Christians: Part 2

Irish Church History Chronology

Before 5th Century Before 400 AD, contact with Christian communities in Roman Britain might have introduced elements of Christianity to Ireland even before formal missionary efforts. 5th Century Patrick, formerly a slave in Ireland, escaped but returned as a missionary in 432 to spread Christian teachings, converting chieftains and establishing churches. Palladius and Declan belong … Continue reading Irish Church History Chronology

Ten Influential Irish Evangelical Christians: Part 1

1. T.C. Hammond (1877-1961) Hammond was born in Cork.  He was educated at Cork Model School, and at the age of 13 he went to work as a railway clerk with the Cork, Bandon and South Coast Railway. Later he moved to the Great Southern Railway. He was converted in his teens, and in his … Continue reading Ten Influential Irish Evangelical Christians: Part 1