Man of Plain Speech Advocates Bible Mission in Villages
A speaker urges continued support for a home missionary society, praising a fearless rural ministry and denouncing High Church influence and superstition. He recalls village tours from Exeter Hall days and calls for meetings to inspire action and sustain mission work.
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Jesus
London
Goa
Yeomanry
Payton
Exeter Hall
Homs- Missions Society
Yway
Wales
Home Missionary Society
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Opening Address Sets Tone for New Theology Session
The first Session opened with Dr. Axxiorz of Cheshunt College delivering a lecture on the New or Negative Theology. He highlighted truth discernment, defending sound theology, and the authority of the college, while noting the Congregational Union’s need for leaders and followers aligned with times.
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Axxiorz
Cheshunt College
Congregational Union
Issacuan
Isrart
IssacHan
Opening Parliament and Dr Atxrorr in Grand Jury Address
The discourse opens Parliament with reflections on the past present and future. Dr Atxrorr is praised as scholarly and ecclesiastical, versed in literature and the dead. The phrase points to a forthcoming Christian Witness June issue publishing his dissertation.
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Atxrorr
Christian Witness
The London Missionary Sermons Reviewed In Cheltenham
A review praises Rev Expcn Menton M A for a powerful missionary sermon as part of the London Missionary Society anniversary. It notes the Cheltenham discussion on reading sermons, the shift toward MS use, and praises Mr Melur for forthcoming publication. The piece reports on a crowded Tabernacle evening with Massie and others, and critiques the overall missionary focus.
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Expcn Menton
M.A
Meio
WarpLaw
Union
Cheltenham
Epward Bates
Mrrxer
Mziror
Henry Gaspie
Mr. Merion
Meluor
Snow
Tabernacle
Massie
A. Jack
R. AsaTon
R. Barsprey
Masare
PonsHox
William Dawsen
W. Dawson
Hengy Broranax
Geonor Thomson
Missionary Sermons Reproached for London Expenses
A northern Ireland minister and a Dublin preacher spoke in the same pulpit without mentioning the Society work. They traveled to London for May Meetings, delivering general sermons at cost, instead of locally funding forty sermons. Early preachers like Hawzis and Parsons urged aid for millions of perishing souls.
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Ireland
Dublin
London
Jawes
Barrizs
Universal Church
American Revivals Praise From Dr Camarens Letter
A Portland Maine physician Dr Camarens writes a decisive letter praising the revivals now sweeping America describing the movment as divine and authored by the Sonn. The letter aims to reassure readers in England Scotland who know Dr Camarens while acknowledging lingering doubts among some observers.
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Camarens
Portland
Maine
United States
Atlantic
Sonn
England
Scotland
Cazzvrnens
Preachersenlik: Favory Sparks Religious Movements in Boston
The Rev C G Favory, leading Oberlin College figures, travels during winter to promote religion. Boston experiences intensified religious activity with multiple denominations expanding meetings and prayer sessions. Dax and Furyer preach at several churches while Boston mirrors New York’s revival energy.
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C. G. Favory
College
Oberlin
Boston
Congregationalist
Dax
Churchstreet
Furyer
Park-street
Shawmut
Somerset-street
Baldwin-place
Neale
Free- Will Baptist
Church-street
New York
Harvard University Faces Spiritual Awakening Says Prayer Day Favored
The article proclaims a shift from negative theology to righteousness at Harvard, noting five students recently turned to Christ and urging earnest prayer across the Atlantic for the college and other institutions to bring dawn to the dark era.
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Harvard University
New World
Geneva
VoutrarRe
Europe
Christ
Jesus Cugist
Melbourne church growth and controversial correspondence
Melbourne letters report Rev Binney expected by many to stay, with Rev Isaac New and Rev Taylor noted for Baptist progress. The controversy column argues editors should publish challenging correspondence to spur thought, yet warns of the high cost of inflammatory readers’ letters and the danger of floodgates in debate.
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Mr. Borogy
Binney
Issac New
Birmingham
Melbourne
Taylor
Australian and
New Zealand Gazette
Carlisle Eraminer
Dr Davidson and the Two Graduates Debate Orthodoxy
A Lancashire Independent College pamphlet denounces Dr Davidson for alleged errors on the Trinity original sin and atonement. The Graduates attack his style and claims, while defending evangelical faith and warning against Negative Theology infiltrating England's colleges. A call to resist liberal interpretations follows with references to Maurice and James.
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Davidson
Lancashire Independent College
Bald
Bitherem
Holden
Daridaen
Dr. Davidson
Christ
Archer Butler
Archdeacon Hare
Maurice
Cee
Petohott
Daudent
Eos
England
Penery
Wilbanon
Aciman
Aveslain
Avermany
Lancashire
Nichulias
Nicholas
College
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Manchester
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Westminster
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