Mission board outlines bold expansion of Christian outreach
The American Board of Foreign Missions met in Hartford on the fourth, with the Twenty-Seventh Annual Meeting in Newark framed by prayers and reports. It details 210,407.54 in expenses, 176,252.62 receipts, and a 38,836.57 debt, plus a 43,639.31 permanent fund. The Prudential Committee maps future spread through preaching, press, and education, estimating 1200 new ordained missionaries and 300 assistants, aided by one board and a possible New York secretary.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut Observer
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Holmes
New Bedford
Prudential
Prudential Committee
Newark
N. J
John XV Dowell
Philadelphia
Humphrey
Green
City of
New York
M’ Auiey
Peters
Trimes
Centre Church
Hollis Read
David Abeel
Plummer
Dr. Beecher
Extraordinary March of Science and Faraday Biot notes
A fervent survey of 19th century science highlights Faraday and Biot work on light, heat, electricity, and polarity. Reports from Oswego and the College de France mention sun driven magnetic phenomena and polarised rays revealing chemical actions in solutions.
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Faraday
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M. Biot
College de France
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Ek Anita Ihe
Foreign News Summary From London and Madrid
London and Liverpool reports through August reveal Parliament prorogation and a King's speech praising peace and church reforms. Madrid issues decree proclaiming the 1812 Constitution, Calatrava as head of the Council, and militia reorganizations amid ministry changes. Also noted is a Franco British slave trade treaty ratified in Paris and London.
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Stockholm
Paris
Amburgh Peper
Dutch Decree Bans Dissenters In Holland Worship
In Holland a July decree bans dissenters from religious assemblies without government sanction. It restricts forming a community and bars worship without approval. Reports cite an attempted forcible seizure of a church by suspended pastors and followers threatening deadly violence against the aged pastor occupying the pulpit.
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Journal de la Hange
Church of God
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