What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: Fairfield Moravian Church & Settlement founded 1785 Deriving from the Unitas Fratrum (1457) the Moravians shared in the Evangelical Revival in England. Settlements were founded to pursue Christian, Educational and Missionary purposes. Scheduled in 1966 as a place of Historic Interest
Fairfield Moravian Church was established in 1785 as part of the Moravian movement's efforts to promote Christian values, education, and missionary work; it is recognized for its historical significance in preserving the legacy of the Evangelical Revival in England.
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