Harry Kenneth Means

Harry Kenneth Means 16 Aug 1964

Harry Kenneth Means (27 Nov. 1919 to 19 Apr. 2004) was an former Universalist minister who was the leader of a group of 14 parishes in the Christian Universalist Church of America. From March to October of 1964 he and his wife Rita went to Europe on church business and to research on church history in the British Museum Reading Rooms and at Ashmolean in Oxford. On 16 August of that year he was consecrated in St. Andrew's Collegiate Church by +Boltwood, assisted by FPEC bishop Dr. Francis Thomas, and Old Catholic bishop Albert Dunstan Bell of the USA. Courtesy of friends in the North American College at Rome, Italy, Dr. Means was able, by virtue of his FPEC episcopal standing, to have open access to the Vatican Library.

was an former Universalist minister who was the leader of a group of 14 parishes in the Christian Universalist Church of America. From March to October of 1964 he and his wife Rita went to Europe on church business and to research on church history in the British Museum Reading Rooms and at Ashmolean in Oxford. On 16 August of that year he was consecrated in St. Andrew's Collegiate Church by +Boltwood, assisted by FPEC bishop Dr Francis Thomas, and Old Catholic bishop Albert Dunstan Bell of the USA. Courtesy of friends in the North American College at Rome, Italy, Dr Means was able, by virtue of his FPEC episcopal standing, to have open access to the Vatican Library.