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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 25, 1849

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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
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