Barnabas

Barnabas was an early Christian leader and missionary mentioned in the New Testament of the Bible. His name means "son of encouragement" and he is known for his supportive role in spreading the Christian faith. Barnabas played a significant part in introducing the Apostle Paul to the other apostles after Paul's conversion. He traveled with Paul on missionary journeys, helping to establish churches and spreading the message of Christianity. Barnabas is also associated with the Acts of the Apostles, where his dedication to faith and community is highlighted, showcasing the importance of mentorship and collaboration in early Christianity.