llangeitho

Llangeitho is a village and community in Ceredigion. It is primarily associated with the name of Daniel Rowland and the Welsh Methodist revival of the eighteenth century. It witnessed many periods of revival throughout that century, but the most powerful was that of 1762. William Williams, Pantycelyn, wrote in defence of the rejoicing, dancing and jumping for joy, seen during the 1762 revival. Welsh Methodists earned the name 'Jumpers' as a result.

External links

Llangeitho and Welsh revivals by D. Geraint Jones. At the Heath Christian Bookshop website

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