The Savoy Conference

The Savoy Conference, held in 1661, was a significant meeting between Anglican and Puritan representatives in England, aimed at unifying different Christian groups. They discussed ways to create a standardized prayer book and church practices that respected both traditions. While the conference made some progress, disagreements remained, leading to the eventual publication of the Book of Common Prayer and fostering ongoing efforts toward Anglican unity. Ultimately, it was an important step in shaping the religious landscape of that time, balancing tradition and reform.