The Congregational Church at Wrentham in Suffolk

This local history of the Congregational church in Wrentham, Suffolk, offers a detailed look at the church's formation, growth, and various pastors and members over the years. Author John Browne draws on primary sources such as church records, gravestone inscriptions, and personal correspondence to reconstruct the vibrant religious community of Wrentham. The book provides valuable insights into the social and religious history of Suffolk, as well as the broad history of Congregationalism in England.

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