Ephesus, one of the most significant cities of the ancient world, played a pivotal role in the spread of early Christianity. Among the many figures who contributed to its spiritual and cultural transformation, the Apostle Paul stands out. St. Paul’s time in Ephesus was marked by fervent missionary activity, profound teachings, and enduring impact on the Christian community. This blog explores the historical and religious significance of St. Paul’s mission in Ephesus, delving into the key events, sites, and letters that shaped the early Christian faith.
—St. Paul arrived in Ephesus around 52 AD during his second missionary journey, but it was during his third journey, around 54-57 AD, that he spent the most time in the city. Ephesus was a thriving metropolis and a key cultural, economic, and religious centre in the Roman Empire. Its strategic location on the western coast of Asia Minor.
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