Carfury - Bible Christian revival (1844)

Revival Cornwall

This is the Chapel that was built as a result of the Bible Christian revival in 1843/4. In this revival three men, Edward Hoskin, William and James Rowe, were converted and went on to become leaders of the Bible Christians.

Additional Information

Carfury is a hamlet and it does not seem to be on any maps and forget Sat Nav!

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