Ministry address urges younger preachers to speak their own truths
The President exhorts independent ministers to abandon fear and present clear doctrine as the Church faces a generational shift. He forecasts younger leaders will replace aging clergy, handle fierce controversy, and carry a passion for Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Christ
W. Bynes
Bradford
Mellor
Halifax
Elam
Tyndall
Huxley
Virchow
Berlin
James Parsons
Henry Brown
Sheffield
Edward Baines
Campbell
W. Anderton
H. Ropyouns
Hull
J. W. Willans
Alderman Law
W. Thomas
Leeds
R. Yates
Bennett
Otley
H Robjohns
South Clif Church
York
J. Bellerby
W. Roslinson
Yorkshire Home Missionary Society
Union
W. Ponkin
Richmond
J. R. Wolsten- Molme
A. Hannay
Congregational Union of England and Wales
England and Wales
England
Oxford
Yorkshire
Messrs. Dale
Rogers
Church of England
Scarborough
E. L. Adams
W. Maltby
Wesleyan
W. H. Tetley
Society of Friends
W. Rownrreg
H. Sturtz
J. Stoney Haut
Grand Llotel
Balgarnie
Congregational Union
Archadeacon Blm
Yorkshire Congregational Union
R. Brown-Borthwick
C. C. Tyrs
Fairbairn
E. R. Conorrr
Bar Church
Dr. Mellor
Christian Unity
W. Linwood
EK. R. Conder
Preston
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Political Figures Eye Seats in Liberal and Conservative Races
Lord George Hamilton is re elected for Middlesex without opposition. Liberal and Conservative candidates announce aims across constituencies including Oxford University, West Kent, Barnstaple, Tamworth, and Greenwich. Several figures refuse or hedge on Nomination while new meetings and letters shape the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hamilton
Middlesex
Charles Adderley
Staffordshire
Smith Child
Hanbury
Oxford University
H. J. Smith
Savilian
J. G. Talbot
West Kent
Gladstone
Gathorne Hardy
Viscount Lymington
Earl of Portsmouth
Barnstaple
Waddy
Q.C
Sheffield
Joseph Arch
Greenwich
Bennett
Arch
Hamar Bass
M. A. Bass
M.P
Tamworth
Osborne Morgan
Liberal Association of
Shefferd
Mundella
Lord Derby
Watkin Walliams
Deublph
Williame