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How many people were affected when the Church of England was built?
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Who built the Church of England?
King Henery the 8th.
What denomination was Rochester cathedral built in?
I think the Rochester Cathedral was "built in" the denomination of the Catholic Church. I think so because there were no other denominations around in 604 A.D., when it was built. When the King of England took over the Church in England, he would also have taken over Rochester Cathedral and made it Anglican (Church of England).
What year was Anglican church built?
The Anglican Church of England was first instituted during the reign of Elizabeth I in the 16th century.
What was the change for christians when Henry 8th built the Church of England?
Every Catholic had to become a Protestant!
When was durham cathedral built?
the durham cathedral was built for worship and for prays for people to be able to talk to their god
Which church was built first?
the first church was people not a building and they met in homes and synagogue
When was the first church built in Italy?
the first church was people not a building and they met in homes
Where and when was the first church built?
the first church was people not a building and they met in homes in the 1st century
When was 1st christian church built in corinth?
the first church was people not a building and they met in homes
Where and when was first church built?
the first church was people not a building and they met in homes in the 1st century
When was St. Mary's church built?
The church of St Mary Magdalene in Launceston was built in 1511 by Henry Trecarrell. This was only a short time before the Dissolution of the Monasteries and the Reformation under Henry VIII, so it would have been a Catholic church for only 27 years or so before becoming part of the Church of England.
Where is the main chapel of the Holy Trinity Church?
The main chapel of the Holy Trinity Church is located in the centre of Guildford, England. It was built on a site of a mediaeval church that collapsed in mid 18th century.
