Ministers and churches debate shared service and board finance
A Halifax Yorkshire Union assembly weighs reform to broaden ministry beyond few pastors, endorses mixed service with lay-led prayer, and discusses a central board of finance while considering dissolution of old church machinery and expanding mission work across the three Ridings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsland
Evan Fraser
Hull
J. Sibree
A. Russell
Bradford
Congregationaliatin
West Riding
H. Conyers
Leeds
R. Balgarnie
W. Hudson
J. W. Willans
Headingley Hill
General Board of Finance
Yorkshire Union
England
W. E. Glyde
Saltaire
G. W. Knox
Sheffield
Bryan Dale
Halifax
Campbell
J. W. Williams
Dr. Campbell
Home Missionary Society
Horton Lane
Edward Crossley
J. B. Robertson
Law
Adam Food
J. Baines
J. H. Slattery
Mellor
College Chapel
Committee of Reference
Board of Finance
Alderman Law
Conyers
Glyde
Elias Thomas
House of Commons
Yorkshire
D. Loxton
A. H. Byles
Headingley
United Prayer
Union
Moody
Messrs. Moody and
Sankey
T. Nicholson
Cleckheaton
Robert Vaughan
Shipley
Moody and Sankey
H. Tarrant
Mr. Moody
Church of England
Chicago
Eustace Conder
Vaughan
Inkerman
Hortonlane Chapel
Ald
H. Mitchell
James Brown
Barnsley
David Loxton
G. Green
Rawdon Baptist College
Christian Union
Church of Rome
Lancashire Congregational Union Conference Debates Finance Scheme
At Blackburn in the James Street Church the Lancashire Congregational Union debated a Huddersfield financial scheme. Proposals for a central board faced mixed support, with opposition to centralized control while backing stronger county churches and a representative board to supplement county unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire Congreational Union
Ames-Street
Blackburn
W. Armitage
Altrincham
Congregational Union
Huddersfield
E. Armitage
Lancashire Union
Wayman
T. Willis
Lever
T. Green
Jesse Bryant
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Lancashire Congregational Union