Early Christianity in North Africa

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The church of Carthage played a pivotal role in early Christian history, particularly noted for its martyrs. Over time, it evolved into a unified body through regular councils of bishops. The church is distinguished by its influential leaders, including Tertullian, Cyprian, and Augustine, who left a lasting legacy in Christian thought and practice. Their contributions continue to be celebrated, highlighting the church's significance in the broader context of North African Christianity.