This comprehensive study guide, authored by Rev. Dr. Dwayne L. Tutt, provides a structured exploration of Christian history and theology from the Apostolic Age through the Medieval period. Specifically tailored for 1st and 2nd Year Preachers within the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, these notes offer an exam-focused framework for understanding the development of church authority, doctrine, and polity.

The text examines the fusion of Roman, Greek, and Jewish influences that shaped Western theology and traces the evolution of leadership structures from the early apostles to the modern episcopal system. Key themes include the formation of the biblical canon, the impact of early Roman persecution on Christian identity, and the historical turning points that defined the independent religious system of the Church. This resource serves as an essential tool for clergy and students engaging in critical theological reflection and preparing for conference examinations.