Lovell, Graham Davis

Graham Lovell was interested in Church history, particularly in regard to the first three hundred years of Christian history, which is to say, before the conversion of Constantine to Christianity. He was drawn to the study of Gregory of Neocaesarea (aka Gregory Thaumaturgus) as Gregory represented the only well-documented case of a recognized missionary figure after Paul the Apostle. Unfortunately, when he started studying Gregory there were no English translations of the account of his life by Gregory of Nyssa (in Greek). This meant that he had to learn Greek in order to continue his study of...