Britain and Ireland in Early Christian Times, Ad 400-800

Charles, Thomas

McGraw-Hill Text

Britain and Ireland in Early Christian Times: AD 400-800

Thames and Hudson Limited

R Dub presents The Very Best of Sunday Nite Slow Jams

Religion & Spirituality

London: Batsford, 1981

Exploration Of A Drowned Landscape Archaeology And History Of The Isles Of Scilly

History

Europe

Batsford

Tintagel is a grand and spectacular site on the Cornish coast; its name conjures up Arthurian legend and it has been much visited and written about since the Middle Ages. The site consists of the "Island"; the castle; and the church and churchyard each with its own history, some of which is only partly known. The author, Charles Thomas, is excavating at Tintagel and in this book he brings all the strands together, deciphering the clues, deconstructing some of the myths and building a model of this multi-faceted site.

The English Heritage Book of Tintagel

London: B T Batsford & English Heritage, 1993

Godrevy Light

Twelveheads Press

Trysorfa Ysprydol; yn cynnwys amrywiaeth o bethau ar amcan crefyddol, yn athrawiaethol, ... Y'nghyd ag ychydig farddoniaeth. Gan T. C. a T. J. (Welsh Edition)

World

Gale ECCO, Print Editions

Hyfforddwr Yn Egwyddorion y Grefydd Gristionogol (English and Welsh Edition)

Nabu Press

Geiriadur Ysgrythyrol: Yn Cynnwys Arwyddocad Geiriau Anghyfiaith Arferedig Yn Yr Usgrythyrau, Volume 1

Reference

<p>The North of Wales in the 1770s was one of the least Christian parts of Britain. The next three decades brought a transformation akin to that of the apostolic era and at the centre of the change was Thomas Charles, ‘the Lord’s gift to North Wales’. Debarred from the pulpits of his own denomination, and dependent on his shop-keeper wife at Bala, Charles quietly became the leader of the people (‘Calvinistic Methodists’) whose God-anointed witness gathered thousands to the gospel. This astonishing advance involved Bible distribution, the use of circulating schools, preaching, and publishing. More than all these things, there was an outpouring of the Spirit of God and the most enduring lessons of the period have to do with the quality of spiritual life which was then recovered. This volume, first published in 1838, shows us both what that life was in Thomas Charles’ own experience and how wisely he taught it to others. Charles’ main characteristic, said Edward Morgan (his editor), was his large measure of love and humility. His life itself, ‘with heaven in his face’, as men said, was a sermon. For insight into real, biblical Christianity this book will always be one of the classics of evangelical literature. John Elias’ verdict of many years ago remains true, ‘Whatever proceeds from Mr. Charles is excellent’. This was one of the last books in the hands of Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones before his death and it led him to conclude that Thomas Charles ‘is definitely one of the most neglected of the spiritual leaders’.</p>

Thomas Charles's Spiritual Counsels

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