Founding of St. Martin's Church, Canterbury
Queen Bertha and a small congregation of Kentish converts gather for the consecration of St. Martin's Church, the first Christian church in Anglo-Saxon England, marking the beginning of the Christiani
Setting
A small, simple stone church with a rectangular nave and narrow windows, nestled among green hills outside the Roman walls of Canterbury. The surrounding area is dotted with wooden Anglo-Saxon huts and patches of cultivated land. The church's entrance is framed by a low, arched doorway with weathered wooden doors.
Characters
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