An illustrated lecture with James Bettley traces the architecture and social histories of Anglican churches in Turkey and the communities connected to them at the Royal Anthropological Institute in Fitzrovia, London.
This illustrated lecture explores the architectural and social history of Anglican places of worship on foreign shores, with a particular focus on English churches in Turkey. It offers an opportunity to hear about the buildings themselves as well as the communities and histories connected with them.
The event is presented by lecturer James Bettley and takes place at the Royal Anthropological Institute in Fitzrovia, London. It is an in-person talk with booking available through Eventbrite, and there is a ticket price for attendance.
The lecture will be of interest to anyone interested in church history, architecture, international cultural heritage, or the wider story of Anglican worship beyond the UK.
James Bettley
2 February 2027, 18:00
£10 + booking fee for in-person attendance.
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