English Reformed Church (Leiden)

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The English Reformed Church in Leiden is a historic Protestant church best known as the congregation of the English Separatists who later became the Pilgrim Fathers of New England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Protestant church
church
historic building
associatedEvent preparation for voyage of Pilgrims to New England
associatedWith English Separatists
Pilgrim Fathers
linked to: Pilgrims

early colonial history of the United States
history of religious tolerance in the Dutch Republic
country Netherlands
culturalSignificance symbol of Pilgrim heritage in the Netherlands
denomination Protestantism
Reformed
foundedBy English Reformed community in Leiden
hasCommunity English-speaking Protestants in Leiden
hasFunction heritage site
place of worship
heritage part of Dutch Reformed tradition
heritageStatus historic Protestant congregation
historicalRole place of worship for Pilgrim congregation before migration to New England
refuge for English religious dissenters
locatedIn Leiden
South Holland
historic center of Leiden
notableFor association with the Pilgrim Fathers
congregation of English Separatists
primaryLanguageOfWorship English
religiousAffiliation Calvinism
religiousOrder Reformed clergy
religiousTradition Reformed Christianity
linked to: Reformed churches
usedBy English-speaking congregation

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English Separatists in Leiden placeOfWorship English Reformed Church (Leiden)
English Reformed Church (Leiden) foundedBy English Reformed community in Leiden
linked to: English Reformed Church (Leiden)