November hero of the month: Paul
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Saul was a persecutor of Christians who had Stephen stoned. While traveling to Damascus to imprison believers, he experienced a vision of Jesus that blinded him. A disciple named Ananias restored his sight and Saul became Paul, dedicating himself to spreading Christianity. He used his Roman citizenship and knowledge of Jewish and Roman cultures to effectively communicate the gospel cross-culturally. Paul was wholly committed in all that he did for the sake of the gospel.
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2. A voice from heaven told Saul "Why do you persecute me?" and Saul realized it was Jesus speaking to him.
3. Saul was led blind into Damascus where he met Ananias, who baptized Saul and he became a Christian, changing his name to Paul and becoming a defender of the church.
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Paul was originally a Pharisee named Saul who violently persecuted early Christians. On the road to Damascus, he had a profound encounter with the risen Jesus that radically changed his life. After spending years in reflection and study, Paul discovered his vocation was to be a missionary bringing the gospel message to Gentiles throughout the Roman Empire. He pursued this call with great passion and urgency, helping establish many early Christian communities and clarifying the meaning of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection.
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