Lindsey’s Essex Street Chapel congregation

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Lindsey’s Essex Street Chapel congregation was the pioneering Unitarian community in late 18th-century London that gathered around Theophilus Lindsey’s reformist, non-Trinitarian ministry.

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instanceOf Unitarian congregation
religious community
associatedWith Enlightenment religious thought
rational dissenters
basedOn reform of Anglican liturgy
chronologicallyAfter Lindsey’s resignation from his Anglican living at Catterick
city London NERFINISHED
country England
Kingdom of Great Britain
doctrine Unitarian theology
non-Trinitarianism
foundedByClergyFrom Church of England NERFINISHED
hasFounder Theophilus Lindsey NERFINISHED
hasLeader Theophilus Lindsey NERFINISHED
hasMainBuilding Essex Street Chapel NERFINISHED
hasMembershipType lay and clerical members
hasPurpose to provide a reformed, non-Trinitarian form of Christian worship
hasRite modified Anglican liturgy
hasServiceType public worship services
hasTheologicalPosition emphasis on the unity of God
rejection of Athanasian Creed
scripture interpreted by reason and conscience
historicalPeriod late 18th century
ideology rational religion
religious reform
inception 1774
influenced development of organized Unitarianism in England
later Unitarian congregations in Britain
languageOfWorship English
location Essex Street, London NERFINISHED
Strand, London NERFINISHED
namedAfter Essex Street Chapel NERFINISHED
notableFor being the first avowedly Unitarian congregation in England
pioneering organized Unitarian worship in London
publicly rejecting the doctrine of the Trinity
opposedDoctrine Trinitarianism
partOf early British Unitarian movement
religion Christianity
religiousDenomination Unitarianism
religiousTradition English Dissenters NERFINISHED
Protestant dissent
significantPerson Joseph Priestley NERFINISHED
Theophilus Lindsey NERFINISHED
startTime 1774

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Theophilus Lindsey associatedWith Lindsey’s Essex Street Chapel congregation