MARTIN AUDIO OMNILINE ARRAY IN LANDMARK EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Wayne, PA–-Located in an affluent “main line? suburb of Philadelphia, St. David’s Episcopal Church, which celebrates its 300th Anniversary in 2015, was first settled at end of 17th Century by Welsh colonists in Radnor, Pennsylvania.
St. David’s distinguished history goes back to the original settlers who, while waiting for approval of their church from London, “heartily engaged themselves to build a handsome stone church” to be named after patron saint of Wales. Cornerstone laid on May 9. 1715.
Eventually, patriots of the congregation were led by Anthony Wayne, later appointed major general of the American forces and buried in St. David’s historic churchyard. The incorporation and charter of the church followed in August 1792.
With the passing years, the church complex has grown along with the parish and in 1965; the parish celebrated its 250th anniversary at a service attended by the Bishop of St. David’s in more







