Issue 22. Waldensians: Medieval "Evangelicals"


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Summary
Founded by Waldo of Lyons, the non-sectarian movement known as the Waldensians has a chaotic history defined by unassailable perseverance in the midst of poverty and war. Their story of radical devotion to the gospel begins well before the Protestant Reformation and is based on three primary elements: adherence to Christ's words, voluntary poverty, and public evangelism. The perilous journey of faith which results is chronicled in this gripping issue of Christian History & Biography.

Inside this issue you'll find:

  • Remembered by Their Enemies
  • A Prophet without Honor: Waldo of Lyons
    The fo under of the Waldensians was a man who decided to obey God before men.
  • An Ancient and Undying Light
    The Waldensians from the 12th Century to the Protestant Reformation
  • Also: The Donation of Constantine
  • The Pearl of Great Price
  • The Renaissance of the Gospel
    A Brief Sketch of the Italian Reformation
  • A Time for Mourning, a Time for War
    From the Reformation to the Glorious Return
  • 1989: The 300th Anniversary of the Glorious Return
  • Also: The Covenant of Sibaud 1689
  • A Friend in the Lord Protector
    Oliver Cromwell and the Effort to Save the Waldensians
  • From Mountain Ghetto to Missionary Diaspora
    Waldensians and the Modern Era
  • Also: Felix Neff
    Apostle of Alpine Awakening
  • From Snow-Covered Peaks to Tropical Forests
    Waldensians in Uruguay and Argentina
  • To a Home in the Land of the Free
    The Waldensians in North America
  • A Letter from the Poor Lombards to the Poor of Lyons Who
    Are in Germany (1218)
  • Waldensian Legend Concerning the Donation of Constantine
    to Pope Sylvester (Date Unknown)
  • La Nobla Leyczon (the Noble Lesson)
    A 15th-century Waldensian poem
  • A Barba of San Martino (1451)
  • Subjects Discussed at the Meeting at Angrogna
    (or, the Confession of Chanforan) 1532
  • From a Calabrian Prison (1560)
    Departments
  • From the Editor
  • CH Timeline
  • CH Map
  • From the Archives
  • Recommended Resources


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