Religious liberty debates and church discipline in 1874
Discussion of legal risks in clergy discipline and the Bennett case, plus reports from Sheffield on free parish workhouse religion, Dr Blackwood's resignation, and France’s religious liberty issues. Also notes on a Preston cemetery service dispute and a Brighton catechising scene.
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Church of England
Sheffield
Potter
National Church
England
BeNnett
Black Wood
Blackwood
Middleton ‘Tyas
Ripon
Middleton Tyas
Cranworth
le Christianisme du
Department of the Ain
Belley
Ermiggion
National
St. Genis
Cafard
Rome
Bourg
Church, Government, and All That is Sacred Pray
A church scene shows a priest and children debating sacred matters and Protestant questions. The dialogue centers on prayer and a plea for deliverance from perceived religious tensions.
New Congregational Chapel Opens in Milton-Next-Gravesend
A new Congregational chapel in Milton-next-Gravesend opened on March 31 with Rev W Guest as pastor. The church cost about 5000 and serves Milton Mount College for Daughters of Congregational Ministers. Architect Mr Sulman designed a thirteenth century Gothic style edifice with 750 capacity, plus schools for 240, dedicated by Rev T W Aveling and sermon by Mr R W Dale of Birmingham. A number of benefactors contributed including English Chapel Building Society 500, Morley 200, and Sir Titus Salt 2500, aided by 5000 raised overall.
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Milton-next-Gravesend
W. Guest
F.G.S
Milton Mount College For Daughters of Congregational Ministers
Sulman
London
Milton Ount College
Augustine
Ycliffe
Luther
T. W. Aveling
Kingsland
R. W. Dale
Birmingham
Wesley
Guest
Milton
Gravesend
Kenglish Chapel Building Society
Morley
Iven
West Riding of Yorkshire
Titus Salton
Kent
T. Aveling
Mr. Dale
Dale
Mr. Guest
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Northern Daily Express
Preston New Cemetery
Free Church
Palestine
Preston
Alfred Norris
Brighton
West-street
Greece
Milton Mount Congregational Church