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An old remote church in the welsh countryside close to Caernarfon.

Early meeting houses or chapels were generally small structures which provided simple accommodation for the local congregation to worship. Some were built after meetings had initially been held in members’ homes or in the upper rooms of public houses; barns or cowsheds were also occasionally converted into suitable religious premises.

A common feature was the central position of the pulpit, representing the predominant emphasis on preaching the word of God.



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