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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF WALES CHAPEL * |
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A place of worship for Welsh Presbyterians. Formerly known as Calvinistic Methodists, the Presbyterian Church of Wales separated from the established Church in 1811. |
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CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH * |
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A nonconformist church for the followers of Edward Irving. |
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CHURCH OF PECULIAR PEOPLE * |
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An offshoot of the Wesleyan movement founded in 1838 by John Banyard at Rochford, Essex. In 1956 it changed name to the Union of Evangelical Churches. There are 17 chapels in Essex and London. |
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for Christian Scientists, a sect founded in the mid-19th century in America who believe that God is the only reality and can bring healing to humanity. |
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ROMANIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for members of the Romanian Orthodox Church, the national church of Romania. |
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EASTERN ORTHODOX CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for followers of the Eastern Orthodox churches. This family of churches separated from the Western church in the 11th century and recognizes the Patriarch of Constantinople. |
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RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for members of the Russian Orthodox Church, the national church of Russia. |
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SERBIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for members of the Serbian Orthodox Church, the national church of Serbia. |
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UNITED REFORMED CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for members of the United Reformed Church, a group formed in 1972 by the amalgamation of most of the Congregational Churches in England and Wales with the Presbyterian Church in England. |
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GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for members of the Greek Orthodox Church, the national church of Greece. |
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PENTECOSTALIST CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for followers of the Pentecost (ie. emphasising the gifts of the Holy Spirit). |
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for Roman Catholics. |
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NONCONFORMIST CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for members of Protestant sects dissenting from the established Church. |
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ROUND TOWERED CHURCH * |
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A church, usually found in East Anglia, of early Medieval and/or Medieval date with attached or detached round tower. |
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HOSPITALLERS CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for the Knights of the Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, a military order dedicated to the provision of Hospitality for pilgrims, to the care of the sick and to the protection of the Holy Land. |
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SPIRITUALIST CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for the believers of spiritualism: The belief that the spirits of the dead can somehow manifest themselves and speak with the living. |
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CHURCH ARMY HOUSE * |
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A place of meeting and worship for followers of the Church Army, a body of trained lay evangelists devoted to evangelism and social work. |
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COLLEGIATE CHURCH * |
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A church attached to or founded by a college. |
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BASILICAN CHURCH * |
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A church, the plan of which is based on that of a Roman basilica. |
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CHURCH INSTITUTE * |
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A building used by the church to promote Christianity through lectures, study, etc. |
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FORTIFIED CHURCH * |
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Any church which bears signs of fortification. churches on the Welsh and Scottish borders were often fortified, only allowing access to the tower from a single opening in the nave. |
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ANGLICAN CHURCH * |
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Any church of the Anglican Communion. |
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HUGUENOT CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for members of the French Protestant church of the 16th and 17th centuries. |
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LUTHERAN CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for followers of the teachings of Martin Luther. |
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ORTHODOX CHURCH * |
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A place of worship for followers of the Orthodox Catholic Church. Use only where the specific denomination is unknown. |
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TEMPLARS CHURCH * |
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A church, sometimes circular in plan, founded by the Poor Knights of Christ and the Temple of Solomon, commonly known as the Knights Templar. |
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MISSION CHURCH * |
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A church established by a religious community to propogate its faith. |
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SEAMENS CHURCH * |
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A place of worship specifically for mariners and their families. |
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CHURCH SCHOOL * |
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A school run by a christian church. |
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PARISH CHURCH * |
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The foremost church within a parish. |
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CHURCH HOUSE * |
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House owned by the church, often used for meetings. |
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CHURCH HALL * |
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A hall associated with a church, used for holding functions, meetings and for conducting parish business. |
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CHURCHYARD * |
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An area of ground belonging to a church, often used as a burial ground. |
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CHURCH * |
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A building used for public Christian worship. Use more specific type where known. |
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