The Moral Of The Church Reform Meeting
A critique of the Wor ship-street case of Amelia Plummer and the modern needlewomen plight contrasts with a report on the St James's Hall Church Reform Meeting. It argues for organized employment for women and Church self governance, praising the reform initiative and urging state restraint in ecclesiastical patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of
Church of England
Spenkors
Dean Stanley
J. C. Ryle
Ryle
Pops
St. James's Hall
Exeter
Ghurdi
Eoen
B. West
Piccadilly
Healm
Meditations on the Fifty First Psalm and Related Works
A catalog of religious works including Woodhouse on the Fifty‑first Psalm for Lent and six meditations, Blunt’s Keys to Christian Knowledge and Church History, two sermons by Richard Travers Smith on Anglican ministry, and Baring-Gould’s sermon on mixed education, with notes on their aims and cautions for 19th century readers.
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F. C. Woodhouse
M.A
London
Masters
Apostle
John Henry Blunt
BSA
Oxford
Cambridge
Rivingtons
Blunt
Paribas
Church of England
St. Bartholomew's Church
Dublin
Richard Travers Smith
Hodges
Foster and Co
Ireland
Travers Smith
Church of God
God
Smith
Afasters
Exouzar v
St. Peter's Church
London Docks
Baring-Gould
Convocation debate on shortened Daily Service in 19th century church
The York Convocation discussed shortening daily services and permitting new forms drawn from the Book of Common Prayer. Debates covered Sundays, Holy Days, and considerations for lay representation, with votes on amendments and resolutions shaping future liturgical practice.
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Canarson
Lianof
Paris
Breay
Airoy
Book of Coumonrayer
Canon Her
Canon Sato
Shefleld
Canstane
Hasovroy
E.R. Guxy
Paest
Durham
Arrow
Haxouroy
Ruron
Pagament
Hamilton
Papnocorps
Ripon
Burok
Cantisus
Riros
Canon Woodfont
Cumaréias
Eirox
St. Chrysostom
Garr
Jones
Muanax Oswatp
Cayon Woourorp
Groat
Hey
Tha Daan
Chester
Dvanam
Canon Woodford
Casciste
Parsmant
Cozsam
Tinas
Church of England
News Hymn For Lent Poem Refers To The Cross
A fragment from a devotional poem laments lack of hope of heaven while praising Jesus love and mercy. The speaker acknowledges Christ’s crucifixion and asks for grace not for rewards but out of obedience to God. The verse reflects penitential religious sentiment and worship themes.
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Jesus
Jesu
Haaven
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Hloon
Times
Worship-streat
Amelia Plummer
England
Twipa
York
Rugzi
Leeds
Hos
F. R. Ger
Canan Her
Canon Brace
Canterbury
Caesren
Thos
Canon
Chichester
Jene Tender
Morsay
Padge
Bath
Canon Hay
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