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Evangelical Magazine

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 01, 1802

Page

21

Religious Entelligence Society Members Eligible for Ten Pounds

Members with three years service in the Religious Entelligence society will receive ten pounds per annum. Applications for extra relief may be made and considered as cases require. John Parnell of Canterbury appointed Treasurer, with trustees Colonel Burn of Rochester John Dyer of Greenwich, Mr William Bent of Deptford, and Francis Cobb of Margate.

John Parnell Canterbury Colonel Burn Rochester John Dyer Greenwich Wm, Bent Deptford Francis Cobb Margate

Ordinations Across White's Row and Paradise Chapel

Rev James Douglas ordained pastor at White's Row Portsea with providential support and testimonies from Dr Rippon and others. Separately Rev J Williams ordained at Paradise Chapel Birmingham after a history of church struggles and providential events guiding him from law to gospel ministry.

James Douglas Baptist Church White’s Row Portsea Gill Stoie Rippon Douglas Stone Griffin Portseay Mill Horsey Eph Bogue Gosport Wiliams Paradise Chapel Birmingham Hudson West Bromwich Stein Kidderminster Grove Walsall Br. Moody Warwick Burder Coventry Dunn Bradford Wilts Williams Surry Chapel

Chapels Opened at Bury St Edmunds

The Independent notes the enlargement of the meeting-house at Bury St Edmunds under co-pastors Rev. Waldegrave and Rev. Dewhurst. Sermons were preached by Mr. Simpson of London in the morning and Mr. R. Hall of Cambridge in the evening. Several individuals led prayers as inquiries into the congregation’s growth are recorded. The Princes Street gathering in Finsbury Square is relocating to Rev. Reynolds's Meeting. The next Missionary Meeting moves from Princes Street to Jewry Street Chapel, Aldgate.

Bury Waldegrave Dewhurst Simpson London R. Hall Cambridge Axil William Hickman Wattisield Thomas Hickman Lavenham M. Wilks Princes Street Finsbury Square C. Buck Mr.Reynolds Mpile Jewry Street Chapel Aldgate
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