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Local festivals in two Pennine villages: the reactions of the local Methodist church congregations

Abstract National and local festivals, carnivals and processions are a feature of social life and the way in which the human race has celebrated in its leisure moments. This study examines the reaction of two local Pennine village churches to a festival in each of their communities. It highlights certain features of the relationship between village festivals and the life of the local church.