Through the ages : a history of the Christian church
Publisher: John Knox Press
Published: 1976
Number of pages: 444
Copyright date: 1965
Table of contents: title: The church : Its nature and mission; title: Part I : In the Roman empire; title: The church wins the empire; title: Church and state are united; title: The church tightens its organization; title: The church elaborates its worship; title: The church defines its belief; title: The church serves and survives the empire; title: Part II : In the middle ages; title: The church gains and loses; title: The popes extend their powers; title: Roman Catholic theology takes form; title: New movements stir within the church; title: Part III : The Reformation; title: Lutheran churches are established; title: Reformed and presbyterian churches spread; title: "Radical" movements appear; title: Reformation comes to England; title: Counter-Reformation develops; title: Part IV : In modern times; title: The church comes to the Americas; title: The church absorbs new knowledge; title: The church extends its borders; title: The church in America grows and proliferates; title: The church becomes concerned about society; title: The church seeks to recover its lost unity; title: Roman Catholicism meets new conditions; title: The church faces a changing world; title: Part V : The Presbyterian church in the United States; title: Yesterday and Today : A review and a look ahead; title: Presbyterian and Reformed; title: The biblical imperative : To make disciples; title: "Teaching them"; title: "The least of these"; title: "Unto the uttermost part of the Earth"; title: Stewards of God's varied Grace