"Congregationalism in the Court Suburb" is an important book by the famous British historian and theologian John Stoughton. This paper examines the role of congregationalism in the socio-cultural life of a court suburb in Great Britain. The author carefully analyzes the formation of the congregationalist church, its influence on the development of civil society and religious relations. Stoughton examines in detail the history of the congregationalism movement, its principles and features, as well as its influence on the formation of morals and values of society. The author uses a wide range of sources and literature to support his theses and makes an important contribution to the understanding of religious and cultural processes in Great Britain. Congregationalism in a Court Suburb is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of religion, culture and society in Great Britain.