London Sunday School canvass aims to recruit teachers
A London conference urged a new universal canvass to recruit Sunday school teachers and bring 180000 outside children into Sunday schooling. Speakers debated church and school cooperation, expanding education, and using evangelical networks to promote revival and unity across denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Union
London School Board
Christian Church
F. J. Hartley
Bishop
Children’s Special Service Mission
Mayfair
Belgravia
London
Pineyeen Union
Tresidder
Colonel Griffin
W. H. Groser
Clergy Appointments and Berkhampstead Funeral Details
Resignations and new pastorates announced for Coverdale Chapel Limehouse Hounslow New College London Queen Street Dover Accrington and Old King Street Bristol. Berkhampstead burial of Mrs Harcourt draws 200 mourners with 1000 at cemetery service. Revival question discussed at Leeds Y M C A breakfast with over forty ministers and influential laymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Price
Coverdale Chapel
Limevuse
Hounslow
J. E. Gibberd
New College
London
Queen-street Congregational Chapel
Dover
Samuel R. Antiliff
Lancashire College
Accrington
G. D. Evans
Grove Road
Hackney
Old King-street Baptist Chapel
Bristol
Berkhampstead
J. Clifford
A. Cave
D. MacCallum
Chesham
Angus
Regent’s Park College
J. Harcourt
Leeds Young Men's Christian Association
Conference of the Liberation Society Set for May Gatherings
J Carvell Williams urges readers to participate in the upcoming triennial conference of the Liberation Society on May 5 and 6, noting its open door to new delegates and the need for timely arrangements after Easter. He emphasizes the value of broad representation, interim policy reviews, and vigorous planning ahead of the general election’s aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Liberation Society
Friends of Religious Equality
London
J. Carvell Williams
Berjeants’ Inn
Fleet-street
E.C
The New Movement in the Church of England
A reader recalls the 1843 disruption in Scotland and the earlier rise of quoad sacra chapels led by Dr Chalmers. He notes Evangelical efforts, government endowments, and opposition by Moderates, with Royal Commission findings on Dissenters and church provision. The piece references Lord Aberdeen and related memoranda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Scotland
Chalmers
Edinburgh
Cook
Dr. Wardlaw
Scotland
Lord Aberdeen
House of Lords
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W. H. Conyers
H. Thorne
Association
A. H. Byles
H. Tarrant
North
Leeds
Headingley Hill Congregational Church
J.S. Spencer
Messrs. Moody and Sankey
W. Thomas
V. Eustace R. Conder
the Liberation Society
Church OF England
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