This is the beginning of an index on articles pertaining to Church History. I am confident that it is not a complete list, but I trust that it will be helpful to those interested in this subject or in trying to locate photos for use in teaching. If you are looking for something about Roman Catholicism just search for Rome. There are many references to the Byzantine period and structures, etc. Search for various examples.
The Deesis from Hagia Sophia in Istanbul shows Jesus enthroned with Mary and John the Baptist on either side. Photo by Ferrell Jenkins.
Some General Articles
- Istanbul was Constantinople.
- Traveling in Turkey. See Post New Testament Church History.
- Church History book available for Kindle. See Council of Ephesus near bottom of post.
- Saint Nicholas on Amazon Prime. Myra in Turkey.
- Myra, Home of Saint Nicholas.
- The Arch of Constantine. Reference to his mother Helena.
- Pella of the Decapolis. Where Christians are said to have fled in A.D. 70.
Armenia
- Armenians gather in Turkey – Akdamar Island
- The Armenian Quarter of Jerusalem
- Sunset on Lake Van in Eastern Turkey
The Councils of Nicea
- Visiting Iznik (Nicea, Nicaea), Turkey – Part 1
- Visiting Iznik (Nicea, Nicaea), Turkey – Part 2
- Visiting Iznik (Nicea, Nicaes), Turkey – Part 3
- Visiting Iznik (Nicea, Nicaea), Turkey – Part 4
- Visiting Iznik (Nicea, Nicaea), Turkey – Part 5
- Visiting Iznik (Nicea, Nicaea), Turkey – Part 6
- Visiting Iznik (Nicea, Nicaea), Turkey – Part 7
The Reformation
- The Reformation after 500 years. Various leaders.
- Third Man of the Refromation: Zwingli.
- The Reformation and Restoration in Scotland.
- Visiting Edinburg. St. Giles Cathedral and Knox.
- Reformation Day 2016. Luther Monument in Worms.
The Restoration Movement
- The Reformation and Restoration in Scotland.
- Something Irish. Area near Ahorey Church.
- Arrival in Glasgow, Scotland. Where Thomas and Alexander Campbell attended university.
- Dr. James Turner Barclay remembered in the Cathedral of St. George, Jerusalem. Barclay discovered Solomon’s Quarries, a gate in the Western Wall, etc.
Significant Individuals
- Eusebius. Pella of the Decapolis; The island called Patmos;
- Jerome. Bethlehem.
- Papias. Hierapolis; Philip and Papias.
Miscellaneous Articles
The Proper MLA Way to Cite this page
“Church History Index.” Ferrell’s Travel Blog, 5 Oct. 2018, ferrelljenkins.blog/2018/10/05/church-history-index/.
Ferrell's Travel Blog 
Actually this brings a little smile to my face and shows what the subconscious can do to our mind. When I was teaching I made some comment about Constantinople in a class. The next class period a student brought a cassette tape of the song you quote (“Istanbul (Not Constantinople”). So, we will just leave it to the Turks. I see the song is on YouTube for anyone who does not know it or wishes a reminder. Many thanks for the correction.
Ferrell: Thanks for this very helpful index to some of your past work! On the above list, one of your titles is rendered: “Istanbul was not Constantinople”, and I was all set for a major exposé! But, no– it’s a typo, of course. Your original article makes perfectly clear that — both historically and musically — Istanbul WAS Constantinople! This caught my “editor’s eye” such that I couldn’t help giving you a (friendly) poke! Anyway, it’s “nobody’s business but the Turks'”, right? All the best…
TOM POWERS / Waynesville, NC