- The
Gadfield Elm
Chapel near the
village of
Pendock in Worcestershire, England, is the
oldest surviving chapel of the
Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day...
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preachers and 160
members of the
United Brethren, who put into his
hands their Gadfield Elm
Chapel and 45
houses licensed for preaching. By 1841,
nearly 1,800...
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designated preachers for the group. In 1836, the
United Brethren built the
Gadfield Elm Chapel, near Ledbury. In
March 1840,
Latter Day
Saint missionary and...
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sight in
contemporary meetinghouses. Pre-standardization
Meetinghouses Gadfield Elm Chapel. The
oldest extant LDS Meetinghouse.
Located in
England A pioneer-era...
- Day
Saint congregation anywhere in the world.
Restored 1994–2000, the
Gadfield Elm
Chapel in
Worcestershire is the
oldest extant chapel of the LDS Church...
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Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints Northeast Midwest West Non-U.S.
Gadfield Elm
Chapel Jerusalem Center Mexico City
Temple Visitors'
Center New Zealand...
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Jerusalem Center Gadfield Elm
Chapel Mexico City
Temple Visitors'
Center México City México
Temple New
Zealand Temple Visitors'
Center Hamilton New Zealand...
- West and East
Berlin when the
Berlin Wall came down and a
visit to the
Gadfield Elm Chapel, the
oldest LDS
chapel on earth, in Herefordshire, England....
- is
still in use. It has an
outdoor font
which is
stacked up on bricks.
Gadfield Elm Chapel, the
oldest chapel of the
Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day...
- and East
Berlin during the fall of the
Berlin Wall and a
visit to the
Gadfield Elm Chapel, the
oldest LDS
meetinghouse on earth, in Herefordshire, England...
