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Is it true that St. Paul founded several churches while St Peter founded none?
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No. It's a fallacy to say that anyone other than Christ "founded a church;" no one else (in history) had or has the authority to do so (Matthew 28:18).
Paul's missionary efforts resulted in the establishment of several far-flung congregations of Christ's ONEchurch.
Peter's ministry was less missionary in nature than Paul's. However, the very first congregation in Jerusalem was born out of Peter's sermon on the Day of Pentecost (Acts 2), and it's reasonable to assume that a congregation of the Lord's church resulted in Caesarea following Peter's conversion of the household of Cornelius, recorded in Acts 10.
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