A few days after Pentecost when the disciples received holy spirit, there were proselytes who responded. They were actually gentiles, but they were considered with the Jews. These responded to the teaching of the disciples.
But I think the Samaritans were actually the first non-Jewish Christians.
They were not true Jews, and certainly not recognized as Jews by the Jews. Their history dates back, and their heritage tends to be a marriage mixture of Jews with other peoples, thus they were classified by the Jews as Samaritans.
Acts 8:14-17 records that these were the first non-Jews who became Christians.
Then in Acts chapter 10 is the first gentile, Cornelius, who received holy spirit, even before he was baptized.
Jerusalem was where the first Christian church was born.
Stephen is most probably the first Christian martyr. His death certainly is the first Christian martyrdom recorded.
By A.D. 500 the first Christian Bible was completed.
Constantine was the first christian emperor
First Christian Church Parsonage was created in 1900.
First Christian Church of Burlington was created in 1920.
First Assembly Christian School was created in 1972.
yesw mary is the first congregation of christian
As the term 'Christian' means a follower/disciple of Jesus Christ, then those He called first into His inner circle - the 12 Apostles - were the first 'Christian men.'
Christian aid started in 1945
The founder of the first Christian Church would be Jesus and Peter in normally considered to be the first Pope.
Ok, first Catholic IS Christian He is a Christian but he never stated what type.