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Revival Wells in County Durham
UK Wells records 161 places in County Durham where God has moved, from 680 to 1910. By type: 67 local, 43 national, 41 regional, 9 individual, 1 revivalist. See them on the map .
Barnard Castle
Biddick
Bishop Auckland
Bishop Aukland
Blackdean
Bolt's Burn
Bowlees
Brotherlee
Burnhope
Chester-le-Street
Cockfield
Colliery Dykes
Consett
Coxhoe
Cullercoats
Daddry Shield
Darlington
Dipton
Durham
Easington Lane
East Rainton
Eastgate
Evenwood
Felling
Fieldstile
Framwellgate Moor
Frosterley
Gateshead
Gateshead Fell
Hartlepool
Hebburn
Hetton
Hetton Downs
Hetton-le-Hole
Houghton-le-Spring
Howdon
Ireshopeburn
Jarrow
Kelloe
Killhope
Lanehead
Low Rigg
Ludwell
Lumley
Lunedale
Middle Rainton
Middleton
Middleton-in-Teesdale
Monwearmouth
Murton
New Penshaw
Newbottle
Newcastle
North Shields
Old Shildon
Ouston
Penshaw
Perkinsville
Philadelphia
Pittington
Prize
Rowley
Sacriston
Seaham
Sherburn Hill
Shildon
Shiney Row
Shotley Bridge
Shotleyfield
Sidehead
South Shields
South Side
Spennymoor
St John's Chapel
Stanhope
Stockton-on-Tees
Sunderland
All Saints Church Monkwearmouth
(1910, Individual)
All Saints Parish Hall
(1907, Regional)
Malings Rigg Presbyterain Church
(1852, Local)
Market Cross Sunderland
(1742, Local)
Primitive Methodist Camp Meeting
(1823, Local)
South Hylton
(1824, Regional)
St Peters Church Monkwearmouth - Bede
(0680, Individual)
Sunderland
(1860, National)
Sunderland
(1756, Local)
Sunderland
(1831, Local)
Sunderland - John Wesley
(1761, National)
Sunderland - Primitive Methodists
(1824, Local)
Sunderland - Primitive Methodists
(1830?, Local)
Wesleyan Sans Street Chapel
(1806, Regional)
Wesleyan Sans Street Chapel
(1846, Local)
Swalwell
Swinhope Burn
Trimdon
Trimdon Grange
Wallsend
Weardale
Wearhead
Wellhope
West Auckland
West Hartlepool
West Rainton
Westgate
Wheatley Hill
Willington
Witton Park
Wolsingham
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