Testament to Tyte and Pastors College honors at Tabernacle
The article recalls a testimonial for Mr. Tyte from students gifting 400 guineas and photos, and notes his health and stance on church principles. It then covers the Ninth annual Pastors College conference at Metropolitan Tabernacle with Spurgeon presiding, lectures on pastoral work and faith, and financial updates. It reports about seventy students and plans for a new 10,000 pound college building behind the Tabernacle funded by subscriptions and offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Leaner
John Calvbertt
Walter Knox
Crosbie
Tyte
Hear
Falding
David Loxton
A. Allott
CoLtecrk
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Pastors’ College
The
Tabernacle
Vernon Chapel
Pentonville
Sanday
C. H. Spurgeon
Walworth-road Chapel
Chelsea
Collins
Stockwell Orphanage
Union of Christendom
W. Osborne
IE. Compton
J. R. Chamberlain
T. R. Phillips
Clergy Urges Support for New House Building
The speaker calls church members to commemorate his twentieth year of service by aiding the construction of a new church house. He frames the effort as a communal act of devotion and parish growth.
Sunday Museums and the Sabbath Social Debate
A correspondent defends opening museums on Sundays arguing education art and science benefit all classes. The writer urges flexible law to avoid bias toward the wealthy and criticizes church rigidity while stressing a humane Sabbath of rest learning and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Bo Am
Work the Panacea for Churchills to the Editor of the Nonconformist
A letter argues the Nonconformist must reject fear of consequences and push Evangelical churches toward aggressive renewal. The writer laments drifting toward Rome or secular scepticism, urges forming a united fighting corps of evangelical leaders, and mocks overbearing church machinery in favor of direct gospel preaching. He recalls early disciples delivering the message and questions modern clerical constraints.
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Church of Rome
Church of England
Germany
Huxley
Strauss
Church of Christ