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FieldMoravian Church, British Province
TypeChurch
Originmodern province
Britain
OverviewThe Moravian Church, British Province is the British expression of the historic Moravian or Unitas Fratrum tradition.
HistoryMoravian roots reach to the fifteenth-century Czech Reformation and were renewed in the eighteenth century, influencing the wider evangelical revival.
Beliefs and emphasesIt combines Protestant faith, ecumenical openness, mission, community, and a Christ-centred devotional tradition.
Worship and practiceWorship is liturgical and congregational, with hymnody, Scripture, preaching, prayer, and sacramental life.
Organisation and lifeThe British Province is organised through congregations and provincial structures within the worldwide Moravian Unity.
Broader traditionsMoravian Christianity
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