St. Joseph of Arimathea at Glastonbury or the Apostolic Church of Britain 1955

For over twenty years the author was Vicar of Glastonbury and devoted much of his spare time to studying ancient stories. One of the most well known of these stories is one which circles around the figure of St. Joseph of Arimathea. It is believed he came to Britain as a metal merchant seeking tin and on this journey he was accompanied by a boy named Jesus. This same Glastonbury is the cradle of English Christianity, where an infant church was planted by those who personally knew our Lord.