Calvinistic Methodists
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. […]
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 […]
More of a theological movement than a religion, Unitarianism began in eastern Europe after the Reformation. Its name comes from its assertion […]
The two Archbishops are the most senior members of the Church of England. Of the two, the Archbishop of Canterbury is held […]
St. Columba (521-97) was born into the Irish aristocracy and was educated at a Christian monastery, after which he became a monk […]
Presbyterianism is a system of church governance in which ‘presbyters’, or elders, represent the congregation in the ‘presbyteries’ which are a part […]
The Gideons were formed in the USA in 1899 by a group of travelling businessmen. They wanted to spread the Christian religion […]
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