A docudrama series about the early Christian Church in North Africa, its leaders, teachers and martyrs, including the Scillitan Martyrs, Simon of Cyrene, Perpetual, Bishop Victor, Tetullian and others.
This episode of Lost Legacy Reclaimed features the story of twelve Christian men and women from Carthage (modern Tunisia) who refused to deny their faith and were brutally executed by the order of Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius.
Learn more about Pope Victor I, who served as Bishop of Rome in the late second century. He was the first pope from North Africa and he presided over the church at a time of controversy between the western and eastern branches of the church.
In the early third century, a Christian woman from North Africa named Perpetua was martyred in a Roman arena along with several companions. Her story is drawn from the personal diary she kept during imprisonment.
This episode of Lost Legacy Reclaimed tells the story of Tertullian, a prolific Christian apologist who lived in Carthage from 155-240 AD. He is known as the father of Latin Christianity.
