Barnabas (Saint)

Saint Barnabas, originally named Joseph, was an early Christian leader and missionary in the first century. Known for his encouragement and generosity, he helped spread Christianity by traveling with the Apostle Paul and others to establish churches across the Mediterranean. Barnabas is respected for his unwavering support, evangelistic efforts, and role in guiding new believers. His nickname, meaning "Son of Encouragement," reflects his supportive nature. Recognized as a saint in Christianity, his contributions helped shape the early Christian community and its teachings.