Songs of Praises
Subtitle: Welsh-Rooted Churches Beyond Britain
Publisher: Gwenfrewi Santes Press
Published: February 1997
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 334
ISBN-13: 9780962966231
Subjects: Christianity - History - General; Religion - Church History
Description: "An encyclopedic history of the 219 remaining Welsh-rooted congregations which were formed in the United States, Canada, Argentina, and Australia from 1663 to the present. Demographic information is included about each congregation, together with its history and a photograph of its present building"--Back cover.

Chapters cover the Colonial Period in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and South Carolina; New York (New York, Oneida, Madison, St. Lawrence, and Catteragus counties); Southwestern Pennsylvania (Cambria County); Ohio (Butler, Licking, Delaware, Jackson, Gallia, Morrow, Portage, Allen, VanWert and Cuyahoga counties and the state of Michigan); Eastern Pennsylvania and the coal belt (Bradford, Schuylkill, Northumberland, Carbon, and southern Luzerne counties); Southeastern Pennsylvania and the slate belt (Lehigh, Northhampton, York, and Philadelphia counties); Scranton, Pennsylvania (Susquehanna and Lackawanna counties); Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania (northern Luzerne County); Maryland (Allegany County); Wisconsin (Racine, Waukesha, Winnebago, Waushara, Iowa, Columbia, and Green Lake counties); Iowa (Johnson, Iowa, Louisa, and Montgomery counties); Minnesota (LeSueur and Blue Earth counties, Iowa's Howard County, and South Dakota); Missouri (Macon and Livingston counties); Kansas (Lyon, Osage, and Riley counties); Nebraska (Gage and Carroll counties); Vermont (Rutland County) and eastern New York (Washington County); Welsh Mormon Wards (Utah's Salt Lake, Utah, and San Pete counties and Idaho's Oneida County); West Coast (Oregon and California) ...

Chapters continued: Australia (South Australia, Victoria, Queensland, NewSouth Wales, and Western Australia); Argentina (Chubut Province); Canada (New Brunswick, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia).