01/17/2025
On January 17, 1525, a key moment in the Protestant Reformation took place in Zurich, Switzerland: a public debate between Felix Manz, an early leader of the Anabaptist movement, and Swiss Reformer Ulrich Zwingli. The issue? Baptism. Manz and his followers challenged the practice of infant baptism, advocating for believer’s baptism as a conscious act of faith. This debate led to the start of the Anabaptist movement just days later.
This pivotal event highlights the courage of Reformers seeking to align faith with Scripture. Want to bring this history to life? Explore the sites of the Reformation on a transformative journey, including:
🕍 Zurich – Visit Grossmünster Church and the Anabaptist Cave
⛪ Geneva – Discover John Calvin’s legacy at St. Peter’s Cathedral
🏰 Wittenberg – Stand at the Castle Church where Luther posted his 95 Theses
🛖 Wartburg Castle – See where Luther translated the New Testament
We specialize in organizing Reformation tours that inspire faith and deepen understanding. Contact us today to plan a journey for your group!
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