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Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge

The Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK) is a UK-based Christian charity. Founded in 1698 by Thomas Bray, it works to increase awareness of the Christian faith in the UK and worldwide.

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Headquarters
Studio 101 The Record Hall 16–16A Baldwins Gardens London EC1N 7RJ United Kingdom
Abbreviation
SPCK
Formation
1698
Founder
Thomas Bray
Type
Church of England Christian media Christian charity Christian mission

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SPCK in the 2020s

SSPCK in Scotland

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Books

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Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge

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related to Evangelism overseas · 36
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge → Americas, Anglican, APCK, As, Association, Atlantic, Bartholomaeus Ziegenbalg, Bible, Bray, British, British Empire, Church, Danish-Halle Mission, East India, Funds, German Lutheran, Gospel, Heinrich Pluetschau, In, In Ireland
related to Books · 18
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge → Allen, Edmund, Fontana Press, History, ISBN, London, Lowther, MacmillanSmout, McClure, New York, Promoting Christian Knowledge, Scottish People, Short History, Society, SPCK, SPCKClarke, Two Hundred Years, William Osborne Bird
related to External links · 5
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge → Media, Promoting Christian Knowledge, Society, Wikimedia Commons, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
Abbreviation · 1
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge → SPCK
Formation · 1
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge → 1698
Founder · 1
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge → Thomas Bray
Headquarters · 1
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge → Studio 101 The Record Hall 16–16A Baldwins Gardens London EC1N 7RJ United Kingdom
Type · 1
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge → Church of England Christian media Christian charity Christian mission
Website · 1
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge → spckpublishing.co.uk

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spck christian books church society history knowledge theological century founded publishing spck's series promoting anglican england also london mission press

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Society for Promoting Christian KnowledgeAbbreviationSPCK1.00infobox
Society for Promoting Christian KnowledgeFormation16981.00infobox
Society for Promoting Christian KnowledgeFounderThomas Bray1.00infobox
Society for Promoting Christian KnowledgeHeadquartersStudio 101 The Record Hall 16–16A Baldwins Gardens London EC1N 7RJ United Kingdom1.00infobox
Society for Promoting Christian KnowledgeTypeChurch of England Christian media Christian charity Christian mission1.00infobox
Society for Promoting Christian KnowledgeWebsitespckpublishing.co.uk1.00infobox
its sister society the United Society for the Propagation of the Gospelinstance ofthis work was passed to other organizations0.80text
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prisonersinstance offrom pamphlets aimed at specific groups0.80text
soldiersinstance offrom pamphlets aimed at specific groups0.80text
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    Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge

    Nodes71
    Edges70
    Triples84
    Avg. degree1.97
    Density0.028169
    Components1
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