Barnabas (Christian missionary)

Barnabas was an early Christian missionary and leader in the first-century church, originally named Joseph. Known for his generosity and encouragement, he helped spread Christianity by supporting and guiding new believers. Barnabas played a key role in introducing the Apostle Paul to the church community and traveled with him on missionary journeys to share the message of Jesus across different regions. His actions exemplify partnership, mentorship, and commitment to growth in faith, making him a respected figure in early Christian history.