The English Protestant Churches since 1770

Focusing on the political and social engagement of English Protestant churches since the late eighteenth century, this book examines their responses to marginalized groups affected by ethnicity and socioeconomic challenges. It highlights the churches' efforts to advocate for the underprivileged, tracing their involvement from the anti-slavery movement to contemporary issues. Through this exploration, the text reveals the churches' role in striving for a more equitable society and their evolving attitudes toward social justice.