Wynfrith | Word Wynfrith at Open Dictionary of English by LearnThat Foundation

And nearly two and a half centuries before the first Bishop settled at Crediton, religious feeling was awake, as is shown by the story of St Boniface, or, as he was originally...
Missionary activities of St. Boniface (Winfrid, Wynfrith), Apostle of Germany.
Afterwards a cheerful time of talk and laughter in a pleasant pub with some of the young people - including the young chairman of my talk and his wife, who are expecting their...
Wynfrith, St, 35

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