Denominational Unity and Leadership Across the Congregational Union
Observers noted the Congregational Union’s vigor despite age as leaders from England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland spoke on church unity. Speakers emphasized denominationalism as a path to religious freedom and truth, centering on Christ as the common focal point for unity and shared purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Union
JT. W. Averna
Kingsland
Congregational Union of
England and Wales
London
J. M. Jarvie
Greenock
J. M. Rosse
Dunfermline
Christ
W. L. Rexander
Edinburgh
God
Batchelor
Aveling
Scotland
Sunday School Conference Discusses Expanded Day Education
A Lancashire conference hears that better weekday instruction should accompany secular schooling to maintain religious truth. Resolutions urge Parliament to repeal local rate laws on Sunday schools and public charities. The Good Friday meeting at Brunswick Chapel, Bury, drew about 260 at breakfast and 560 at tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itn
Temperance Hall
W. Sissons
Leader
Dr. Stacey
Rogers
G. Hester
J. Unwin
Innocent
E. Wickridge
B. Stainton
Christian Church
Her
Lancashire
Cheshire
Brunswick Chapel
Bury
Henry Lee
Sedgley Park
Alderman Rumney
Manchester
J. H. Ouston
T. Schofield
Rochdale
Burton
William Aston
Congregational Church
Burton on-Trent
Thomas B. Sarmsbury
Finchingfield
Essex
Waterloo
Liverpool
Secrety of Friends
Society of Friends
RawDon
Braprorp
Benton Park
James Parsons
York
A. Buzacott
Clifton Church
Peckham
James Frame
Horselydown
Erith
Charles Stovel
The
Baptist College
Bristol
Baptist Church
Fakenham
Norfolk
J. H. Teesdale
Dundee
Market Weighton
Hackney
Spence
London Orphan Asylum
Lower Clapton
Luton
Union Chapel
T. R. Stevenson
Stevenson
Reva
Professor Godwin
New College
J. M. Soule
Battersea
D. Jones
Brixton
J. G. Rogers
Clapham
J. Sugden
Teddington
John Lamb
A. Mackennal
Surbiton
H. Cocks
Putney
R. Ashton
Congregational Union
J. W. Genders
Wandsworth
New Connexion
Methodist New Connexion
Stepney
Hull
John Stather
Stather
J. Hudston
Sailors’ Institute
Hope Hall
Samuel Roberts
Llanbryomair
Powis
Vane
W. W.wynn
Hugh Williams
Johnes
Samuel Morley
Henry Richard
A. Howell
D. Howell
E. Howell
OC. Minshall
Hugh Owen
David Williams
Castelldendraeth
D. Davies
Church of England
Roberts
America
TrepeGar
J. Thomas
Zoar Chapel
Swansea
Ughes
Thomas
Jesus
Long Buckpy
T. Chapman
Buckby
Northamptonshire
E. Ashworth Briggs
Daventry
Mr. Chapman
T. G. Rose
Buckley
T. Robinson
Brington
T. Arnold
Northampton
T. Adams
B. W. Evans
Yelvertoft
T. KE. Noyes
Creaton
I. Chapman
G. W. Humphreys
W. Rawlingon
Taunton
Wesleyan
N. Palmer
Independent
Milverton
Baptist Chapel
W. D. Horsey
J. le Couteur
EH. St. Dalmas Ae
Yorkshire Sunday School Conference Brings 470 Schools Together
An important Yorkshire Sunday-school conference in Sheffield drew 470 schools and over 100000 scholars. Speeches urged that Sunday schools are essential to the church, supplementing domestic religion, with calls for church support of teachers and integrated church schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire
Sheffield
J. Webster, Esq
R. 5. Roazrs
Manchester
Stacgy
Robert Leader
J. J. Cox
London