The Glastonbury Review is the official journal of the British Orthodox Church within the Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria.

The Glastonbury Review is the Journal of the British Orthodox Church within the Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria.... More > (Published continuously since 1944, initially as The Orthodox Catholic Review 1944-1970 and later as The Glastonbury Bulletin 1970-1998 before adopting its present title in 1999. < Less

As the mouthpiece of the British Orthodox Church, the Glastonbury Review is committed to the history and progress of... More > indigenous Orthodoxy. It includes articles and book reviews about the Orthodox faith, Church History, Orthodox Spirituality, Celtic Christianity and various sympathetic figures and precursor movements in the West. As part of the Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate it contains items about the history and spirituality of Coptic Orthodoxy. It also chronicles and documents current events in the Oriental Orthodox churches, whilst endeavouring to be Pan-Orthodox and eirenic in its outlook as well as evangelistic and pastoral in outreach. Regular articles include Here, There & Everywhere, with news of the British Orthodox Church, the Mother Church and the Coptic diaspora. Its Book Reviews is an expanding section. < Less

The Glastonbury Review is the Journal of the British Orthodox Church within the Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria.... More > (Published continuously since 1944, initially as The Orthodox Catholic Review 1944-1970 and later as The Glastonbury Bulletin 1970-1998 before adopting its present title in 1999. < Less

The Glastonbury Review is the Journal of the British Orthodox Church within the Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria.... More > (Published continuously since 1944, initially as The Orthodox Catholic Review 1944-1970 and later as The Glastonbury Bulletin 1970-1998 before adopting its present title in 1999.) < Less

The Journal of the British Orthodox Church within the Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria

The Journal of the British Orthodox Church within the Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria

This volume records pedigree tables of the family of Stephen Norton of the Manor of Norton, the celebrated Kentish... More > bell-founder, who died about 1400 until the expiry of the direct male line in 1797 as well as their heirs, the Bradbury family who assumed the Norton surname. It draws heavily on early wills and other legal documents as well as parish registers. Additional chapters and appendices detaile the rise and fall of the family fortunes and the career of the regicide, Sir Gregory Norton. < Less

The Glastonbury Review is the Journal of the British Orthodox Church within the Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria.... More > (Published continuously since 1944, initially as The Orthodox Catholic Review 1944-1970 and later as The Glastonbury Bulletin 1970-1998 before adopting its present title in 1999.) < Less

Some five hundered descendants of William Norton (born circa 1565) of Egerton, Kent, to the present day are carefully... More > recorded along with introductory essays on the family genetic history, probable origins, along with appendices dealing with specific genealogical problems, family heraldry and an album of rare family photos, is one of a series of projected text books for those studying the Norton family of East Kent. < Less