Also known as: Korinthos
Modern name: Near modern Corinth, Greece
Corinth shows that the Gospel can transform even the most morally corrupt culture. Paul's letters to the Corinthians address practical issues of Christian living that remain relevant today.
A wealthy Greek port city known for its commerce and immorality. Paul founded a church here during his second missionary journey, spending 18 months teaching. He later wrote two epistles addressing the church's many struggles.
Corinth shows that the Gospel can transform even the most morally corrupt culture. Paul's letters to the Corinthians address practical issues of Christian living that remain relevant today.
Latitude
37.9069°
Longitude
22.8797°
Known today as: Near modern Corinth, Greece
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