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-This church fits into the Protestant overview, because it follows the traditions, beliefs, and practices of Protestantism. They do not participate in mass and they mostly do not read the Bible directly like Catholics do.

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-St. Philip's Church is an Anglican church which is a branch of Protestantism.
-The book of common prayer and the thirty-nine articles link to the Holy Bible and are the main resources of worship in St. Philip's Church.

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-This space influences local surroundings by creating a sense of rich history and importance. The character it delivers gives Charleston its pride into holding the name "The Holy City"

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-The main form of engagement that this church receives would be tourism.  Thousands of people all around the world come to view this church.
-This church was the start of Protestantism within Charleston and throughout the south.

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As for outsider history, the King of England at the time of colonization of Charleston, King Charles II, refused to allow colonists to have a place of worship. He claimed that the colony was not put together enough for a church. He also claimed that indigenous people had no right to view Christianity because they were "not civilized enough"

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-St Philip's was actually the first congregation in Charleston. This means that it had the first group of religious people, rather than a religious building. Colonist came to the New World determined to obtain religious resources. However they were denied this right for a while, until finally St. Philip's came about allowing colonists to have a religious outlet.

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French Huguenot Church

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https://travelerofcharleston.com/product/st-phillips-church-graveyard/
https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/St._Michaels_Parish,_South_Carolina
http://www.halseymap.com/flash/window.asp?HMID=23
https://www.stphilipschurchsc.org/
https://www.tourcharleston.com/free-things-charleston

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St. Michael's

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-Most insiders originated from Europe, specifically England.  As centuries past colonists became known as natives of Charleston.
-Since the church has a rich history, it is very well known. Many local Charleston people come to this church regularly, while tourists also come to visit this church.

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-Most Protestant churches pertain similar features to St. Philip's such as the simplistic design and the extravagant architecture.
-The simplistic style of the protestant churches allow for the viewers of the sacred space to dial into the space, focusing more on what the space has to offer

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https://travelerofcharleston.com/product/st-phillips-church-graveyard/

https://www.nps.gov/places/st-philips-episcopal-church.htm

https://www.stphilipschurchsc.org/

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-The history of St. Philip's church is very significant to what it holds to today.  The building was relocated to where it is today from where St. Michael's church is actually built today.
-After relocation the building was actually burnt down, causing them to rebuild the church.