Britain’s first Christian churches
South Wales may be the site of Britain’s first Christian church, established by St. Ilid who in 37AD fled from the persecution […]
South Wales may be the site of Britain’s first Christian church, established by St. Ilid who in 37AD fled from the persecution […]
Good Friday is the Christian commemoration of the death of Jesus by crucifixion. It is also the first day of the Easter […]
The Church in Wales (CiW) acquired its name in deference to The Welsh Church Act of 1914, which referred to the Welsh […]
When the Church of Scotland (CofS) was confirmed as that nation’s Established Church in the early 1700s, the other main branch of […]
The idea of Congregationalism is that Protestants do not need a hierarchy of clergy standing between them and God, merely a ‘priesthood […]
In 1735, two young men from mid-Wales, Howell Harris (1714-73) and Daniel Rowland (1713-90) joined the Church of England to become clergymen. […]
The Church of Ireland covers both Ireland and Northern Ireland, since it was established long before the partition. It traces its roots […]
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