the table below identifies the referents of these dedications. Welsh words used in chapel names that have a theological meaning are also included. If a chapel name cannot be identified in the below list, it probably refers to a neighbourhood or locality within the town or village in which the chapel is located, or is an adjective such as Hen (old), Hyfrydle (delightful), Newydd (new) or Unedig (united). Bodies to which PCW is affiliated Cytûn – Churches Together in Wales Churches Together in Britain and Ireland Conference of European Churches World Communion of Reformed Churches World Council of Churches See also Nonconformist Nonconformity in Wales Religion in Wales Welsh Methodist revival References Bibliography Cross, F. L. (ed.) (1957) The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church. London: Oxford U. P.; p. 221-22 Jones, David Ceri, Boyd Stanley Schlenther, and Eryn Mant White. The Elect Methodists: Calvinistic Methodism in England and Wales, 1735–1811 (University of Wales Press, 2012) 307 pages; Focuses on Griffith Jones, Thomas Haweis, Howel Harris, and George Whitefield. Williams, W. Welsh Calvinistic Methodism: a historical sketch. London, 1872 (third, revised edition, Bryntirion Press, 1998) Williams, M. W. Creative Fellowship. Caernarvon, 1935 Davies, Gwyn (2002) A Light In The Land: a history of Christianity in Wales from 200 to 2000 AD Bryntirion Press Bennett, Richard (1909) Howell Harris and the Dawn of Revival (English Translation 1962: Banner of Truth and Evangelical Press of Wales ) Primary sources Rules of Discipline. Caerleon, 1821 (in Welsh) Confession of Faith. Aberystwyth, 1824 (in Welsh) The History, Rules of Discipline and Confession of the Calvinistic Methodists in Wales. London, 1825 (revised Welsh ed. 1876; English trans. 1877) The Legal Handbook for the Calvinistic Methodist Connexion; 2nd ed. Wrexham, 1911 External links Presbyterian Church of Wales Calvinistic Methodist confession of faith, 1823, Creeds of Christendom website Two Calvinistic Methodist Chapels 1743–1811: the records of two key London chapels (the London tabernacle and Spa Fields chapel). Originally published by the London Record Society, included here on British History Online. Calvinistic Methodists – the page by Sean Richardson 1811 establishments in Wales Members of the World Communion of Reformed Churches Members of the World Council of Churches Methodist denominations established in the 19th century Presbyterian denominations established in the 19th century Presbyterian denominations in Europe Presbyterianism in Wales Religious organizations established in 1811