👉 The term "Mark & Chappell" refers to a particular type of church in medieval Europe, specifically those that were located across the border from England into France. These places often had significant influence on French religious practices, which included elements of Anglicanism. The terms are related to two separate figures: Mark, who is generally seen as the leader of the French Church during the Protestant Reformation; and Chappell, a Frenchman who was involved in the Reformation but later became known as the "Reformer."
