Gospel Mission Society Annual Meeting at Finsbury Chapel
Alderman Challis chaired a Religious Intelligence meeting at Finsbury chapel despite heavy weather. The Rev Stalker and Rev Stowell Brown urged broader home missions, noting 23,000 weekly contacts, 4,335 communicants, and 4,400 pounds income with slight deficit. Speakers stressed voluntary support and rural evangelism, warning of societal moral decline and urging stronger church action.
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Finsbury Chapel
Alderman Challis
Hairman
Surrey Chapel
Stalker
Leeds
Clergy changes and ordinations across English churches
Reports document pastor appointments and departures in Ryde Leeds and Great Driffield, noting Rev G W Conver moving to Belgrave Chapel Leeds and Ryde memorials urging his stay. Also covered are ordinations and lectures at Horton College events, resignations, and a discussion about incorporating the Baptist Missionary Society.
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G. W. Conver
George-street
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Belgrave Chapel
Leeds
Conder
Kung
Bender
Yorkshire
B. Evans
Scarborough
R. Johnson
Beverley
J. Acworth
Horton College
H. Dowson
Bradford
R. Harness
Burlington
W. Walters
Preston
Lancashire
Corn Exchange
J. Wheldon
J. Burton
Huddersfield
Birch
J. R. Jenkins
George Payne
Alliott
Payne
Newth
E. Jones
Plymouth
Wairgnaven
James Macfarlane
Whitehaven
Macfarlane
Baptist Missionary Society
The Customs Service and Dissenters
A Patriot correspondent notes the Customs Service Act limits entrants to ages 16 to 40 and requires documents on admission to prove compliance. The letter argues baptism is not a barrier as shown by a Baptist minister's son serving as a landing-waiter in London, suggesting a birth register could suffice.
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Customs Service
Patriot
London
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Religious Intelligence
Baptist Home Missionary Society
Divine Mercy
Noel
Thomas Spencer
Luther
England
Abel
Dr. Chalmers
Paul
Macedonia
Mr. Branch
Stowell Brown
Liverpool
Morison
Holloway
God
Earth
Baxter
Bunyan
Green
Groves Law
Cunror