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This story is part of the series called “The Missions Story Set,” and is taken from Acts 11:19 – 11:30
Because of the persecution in Jerusalem, believer in Christ started going to live in other cities. Some of those believers went north of Antioch. This is their story, how God greatly blessed their outreach into their community, especially among the Gentiles. They were the first people to be called Christians.
This story is part of the series called “The Missions Story Set,” and is taken from Acts 10:1 – 11:18
At the time of this story, Christianity had gone throughout Israel and into Samaria. It had even gone to Jews in other countries, but it had not yet gone to people who were non-Jews (Gentiles). The Jewish people would not even touch Gentiles, who were considered "unclean." This story is a major turning point in the Book of Acts. Salvation is now being offered to the Gentiles.
This story is part of the series called "The Missions Story Set," and is taken from Acts 9:1 – 31
Saul is obsessed in destroying those who followers of Jesus. He gets the authority to go to Damascus and bring back these “believers.” This starts the dramatic story of a man who would become the Apostle Paul.
Soon after his conversion, he finds that the authorities are seeking to kill him. He escapes out of Damascus and goes back to Jerusalem, only to find that the followers of Jesus are still afraid of him.
This is one of the most important stories in the book of Acts. It is told by John Walsh
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