Catholic
Catholic Church
East–West estrangement · 1054
Rome; worldwide
Nineteen churches and movements. Each entry identifies how it actually took shape — a separation, an autocephaly, a reform, a revival — rather than treating every tradition as the product of a schism.
19 entries
Catholic
East–West estrangement · 1054
Rome; worldwide
Catholic
Union with Rome · Various dates
Eastern Europe, the Middle East, India, North-East Africa and diaspora
Eastern Orthodox
East–West estrangement · 1054
Constantinople (Istanbul); Eastern Europe, the Eastern Mediterranean and diaspora
Eastern Orthodox
Autocephaly · 1448
Moscow; historically the lands of Rus’
Eastern Orthodox
Autocephaly · 1833
Athens, Greece
Oriental Orthodox
Council of Chalcedon · 451
Alexandria and Cairo, Egypt
Oriental Orthodox
Autocephaly · 1959
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Oriental Orthodox
Royal conversion · c. 301–314
Etchmiadzin, Armenia
Church of the East
Synod of Seleucia-Ctesiphon · 410
Mesopotamia; today Erbil, Iraq
Protestant
Ninety-five Theses · 1517
Wittenberg, Holy Roman Empire; Germany, the Nordic countries and worldwide
Protestant
Radical Reformation · 1525
Zurich, Switzerland; worldwide
Protestant
Swiss Reformation · 1520s–1530s
Zurich and Geneva, Switzerland; Scotland, the Netherlands and worldwide
Protestant
English Reformation · 1534
Canterbury, England; worldwide
Protestant
First Baptist congregation · 1609
Amsterdam and England; worldwide
Protestant
Formation of the denomination · 1784
Oxford and London, England; the United States; worldwide
Protestant
Formation of the denomination · 1863
Battle Creek, Michigan, USA; worldwide
Protestant
Azusa Street revival · 1906
Los Angeles, California, USA; worldwide, especially the Global South
Restorationist
Church organised · 1830
Western New York, USA; headquarters in Salt Lake City, Utah
Restorationist
Bible Student movement · 1870s
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; headquarters at Warwick, New York
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