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The first Waldensian settlers from Italy arrived in South America in 1856. From that date there have been several migrations, especially to Argentina, such as the town of Jacinto Aráuz in the southern part of the province of La Pampa, where they arrived around 1901.
The first Waldensian settlers from Italy arrived in South America in 1856 and today the Waldensian Church of the Río de La Plata (which forms a united church with the Waldensian Evangelical Church) has approximately 40 congregations and 15,000 members shared between Uruguay and Argentina.
The Waldensian movement started in Lyon towards the end of the 12th century and spread throughout Europe in the Middle Ages. It joined with the Reform Movement and they were violently persecuted, only able to maintain resistance in the Alpine valleys of the Piedmont.
2 de may. de 2019 · The Waldensians, one of the earliest evangelical Christian groups, were founded by Peter Waldo ( Valdes in French) of Lyons around A.D. 1170. Beginning in the latter part of the 12th century, the Waldensian movement was an early forerunner of the Protestant Reformation.
After Savoy made peace with France (1696), however, the persecution of the Waldenses was renewed, and, in July 1698, about 3,000 of them were forced into exile. Arnaud then founded a Waldensian settlement at Schönenberg in Württemberg, where he introduced the cultivation of alfalfa and mulberries.
Early Modern. Modern. The Waldensians: From the Editor. The Waldensian Motto: Into Darkness, Light. The story of the Waldensians is a story of devotion to the Scriptures, and of...
5 de ago. de 2022 · Early in the 12th century, Pierre Waldo (l. 1140–1218) took a vow of poverty, confirmed by Pope Alexander III (served 1159–1181), and became the leader of a sect known as the Waldensians.
