Waldensians ; Italy, Switzerland, France, Germany, Argentina, United States, Uruguay, and elsewhere · Peter Waldo · c. 1173. Lyon, Kingdom of Burgundy-Arles in the ...

Strengthened by arrivals from France and Switzerland, they established small communities in Missouri, Texas, and Utah and, most importantly, around Valdese, in ...

28 янв. 2023 г. · Along with Waldensians from France, they formed small communities in the United States. They formed communities in Missouri, Utah, and Texas.

By the early 13th century, parts of Austria and southern Germany had already been widely settled by German-speaking Waldensians. Court records of King ...

He was a peasant from southwestern Gaul which encompassed the areas we now know as France, Northern Italy, Luxembourg, Belgium and most of Switzerland.

They went, naturally, where they were allowed to preach: southern France, northern Italy, Burgundy, and Lotharingia. They established followers in all these and ...

Today Waldensians still live as a diaspora, scattered over Italy, Uruguay, Argentina, western Europe and North America. Waldensians and Methodists in Italy ...

Today, approximately 30,000 Italians belong to the Waldensian and Methodist churches; of these, approximately 15,000 reside in Piedmont. The organization is ...

The Waldenses in Italy and other countries. Italy became a more permanent home of Waldensianism and more active in missionary work than France. During the very ...