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Rediscovering Anabaptism: First Anabaptist Church in England
Mon, 03/03/2008 - 14:52 — admin
Alan Kreider, former Mennonite missionary in England and founder member of the Anabaptist Network, tells the story of Anabaptist refugees who came to England in 1575 and were ill-treated by the English authorities, who felt threatened by their pioneering understanding of a church free from state control.
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