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Calvinism; and "affiliation and belief were powerful bonds" in the Calvinist churches of rural Sussex, which could lead to splits even in long-established congregations. In 1908 a new pastor introduced General Baptist beliefs, and a secession soon took place in 1920: members who wanted
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could permit membership broke away and formed a separate gathering at
Lephams (or Leaphams) Bridge Farm east of Five Ash Down. A Strict Baptist church was constituted at this location on 15 May 1785, and meetings continued there for just over three years. In 1788, the congregation obtained the
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Independent and Strict Baptist interpretations of Calvinist doctrine caused many churches to split, it became common in the 19th and early 20th centuries for secessions to occur in Strict Baptist churches if pastors, influential members or groups of
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The 1789 chapel was registered for the solemnisation of marriages on 1 February 1838. The registration was formally transferred to the new chapel with effect from 24 October 1876, and was cancelled on 15 June 2005. Worship at the church ceased in that year, when the building was sold for
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It is a "simple brick chapel" of a single storey, mostly of red brick with some darker brickwork at the front, and four evenly spaced round-arched windows on the side elevation alongside the road. The windows retain their original glazing bars. The roof is tiled. The gabled front has
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form of a piece of land at the north end of
Uckfield High Street. (Uckfield was at the time a large village on the brink of expansion into a market town.) A permanent chapel, Uckfield Baptist Church, was built; it was opened on 22 February 1789 by Henry Brooker, the founder of
371:; in 1773 he started holding meetings at his house, and so many worshippers were attracted to these services that his father provided land for a chapel to be built. From the start, the doctrine of the Five Ash Down cause was Independent
434:"for the use of Particular Strict Communion Baptists". This also prompted the demolition of the original chapel, which was in a poor state of repair, and its replacement with a large new brick building. This opened on 28 October 1874.
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on 31 December 1982; this defines it as a "nationally important" building of "special interest". As of
February 2001, it was one of 2,020 Grade II listed buildings, and 2,173 listed buildings of all grades, in the district of Wealden.
419:, Joseph Middleton from a chapel in Lewes and Thomas Dicker—son of the founder of Five Ash Down Chapel. The new church was served by a resident pastor until 1800 and then through much of the 19th century.
375:, in common with many churches founded in Sussex in the 17th and 18th centuries. These churches usually started as small-scale meetings of like-minded people who subscribed to the doctrines of
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Five Ash Down Independent (Calvinistic) Chapel 1784 to 1984
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Nonconformist Chapels and Meeting-houses in Eastern England
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after attending an open-air service in the nearby town of
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220:Congregation active; chapel closed
203:1789: chapel in London Road opened
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913:"The Baptist Church, High Street
863:. Uckfield Baptist Church. 2019.
824:. 17 November 1876. p. 6104.
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861:"About Uckfield Baptist Church"
804:. 6 February 1838. p. 258.
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446:and the theological ideas of
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483:Uckfield Baptist Church was
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1349:Brighton (Montpelier Place)
1144:Stell, Christopher (2002).
1080:Elleray, D. Robert (2004).
1071:Chambers, Ralph F. (1954).
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889:Antram & Pevsner 2013
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756:Harcourt Road, Uckfield
742:in accordance with the
407:total immersion baptism
303:Uckfield Baptist Church
24:Uckfield Baptist Church
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986:. 2007. Archived from
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1103:Homan, Roger (1997).
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442:. They believed in
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225:Heritage designation
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1331:St Leonards-on-Sea
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944:"Listed Buildings"
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928:28 November
871:29 November
836:"No. 57681"
816:"No. 24384"
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267:Years built
195:15 May 1785
158:(from 1920)
116:East Sussex
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1439:Eastbourne
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783:Homan 1997
740:Registered
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580:References
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385:puritanism
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233:Designated
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79:50°58′37″N
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1749:Unitarian
1664:Blue Idol
1613:Alfriston
1585:Hangleton
1484:Methodist
1402:Southover
1344:Angmering
1271:Broad Oak
1261:Angmering
1225:Places of
1137:0143-8204
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654:s.n. 1984
551:0°06′39″E
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82:0°06′00″E
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1407:Uckfield
1321:Mayfield
1244:Reformed
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508:See also
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315:seceders
311:Uckfield
257:Georgian
228:Grade II
112:Uckfield
107:Location
1780:Horsham
1756:Current
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1257:Current
1240:General
1235:Baptist
1227:worship
352:History
307:Baptist
270:1788–89
192:Founded
179:History
168:uchurch
163:Website
139:Baptist
123:Country
1848:People
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