Smaller Churches Are Beacons in Turbulent Times
A Dorset reader urges supporting Morcombelake chapel as a beacon of evangelical truth, requesting 50 pounds upfront and 2 to 3 pounds yearly to sustain a missionary. The letter praises Rev Hope Davison on Congregationalism and asks readers to fund the cause, noting the writer James Beach signs as April 8, 1879.
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Hope Davison
Davison
Morcombelake
S. Giblet
Whitchurch Canonicorum
Dorset
Bridport
James Beach
Church notices and clergy changes across cities
The Rev. Whitmee becomes pastor at York Street Church Dublin while Rev. Rhys Jenkins takes Great George Street Chapel Salford. Melbourne may lose Rev. Jones of Collins Street Independent Church due to health. Irish Presbyterian Sustentation Fund income totals 12,491 with details on arrears and a 23,000 available for the year to pay ministers. Memorial stone for new Congregational Church in Cambridge laid. bazaar raises about 200. Southwood Lane Baptist Church marks seventieth anniversary with services by Revs Statham and Lewis.
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J. Whitmee
Yorkstreet Church
Dublin
D. Rhys Jenkins
Great Georgestreet Chapel
Salford
Baptist Chapel
Wrexham
Melbourne
T. Jones
Independent Church
Collinsstreet
Irish PresByTeria Ans
Lawston
Cambridgeshire
J. McClune Offen
W. Bond
Cambridge
Southwood Lane
Highgate
W. M. Statham
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